Rheinmetall
Graduate Software Engineer (Start ASAP)
Adelaide
Opportunity expired
Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- AUD 60,000 - 65,000 / Year
- AUD 60,000 - 65,000
- 1 vacancies
- Apply by 30 Aug 2021
- Start date ASAP
What are we looking for?
Rheinmetall seeks applicants who exemplify our Company's values of Respect, Trust and Openness. This creates a workplace environment where employees value each other, live up to their promises and communicate openly.
The experience and skillset best suited to this role includes:
- Experience with the software development lifecycle
- Knowledge in software environments such as C, C++, Python, JAVA, JAVA Script
- Knowledge in Object Orientated design methodologies
- Knowledge in SQL
- Exposure to developing applications under Linux OS and API's
Desirable:
- Eligibility and willingness to meet Australian Department of Defence security clearance requirements
- Applied mathematics
- Knowledge of IP communication protocols, XML
- Source code revision control system knowledge (e.g. GIT)
- Knowledge of network oriented installation and provisioning software
- Use of continuous integration tools
- SAST, DAST, DevSecOps
- Knowledge in Machine Learning and/or AI
- Knowledge of Big Data Applications
- Working within an agile environment (e.g. Atlassian suite)
- Configuration management and defect tracking tools knowledge
What's on offer?
- Working in a great team and with exciting products.
- Opportunity for career development and further training.
- Strong links to our global Rheinmetall community.
- Opportunity to work on major projects such as LAND 400.
- Attractive Remuneration package with salary sacrificing & novated leases.
- Flexibility in workplace settings offering opportunities to work in multiple locations.
- Corporate discounts with gyms, private health funds and various car dealerships.
- Employee Assistance Program to support our employees and their families overall wellbeing.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen
- IT & Computer Science +more
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
As I was lucky enough to place on the concept design team with only a lead engineer and a senior engineer, the two of them gave me significant responsibilities and I was lucky enough to get one-on-one tutelage from them. However, other graduates have not been so lucky.
As a design engineering graduate, I have had two key projects. One of which Rheinmetall held design responsibility. This project involved day-to-day activities such as design brainstorming, 3D modelling (CAD), project meetings, researching current technologies to fit your applications, etc. On the other project, we were not the design responsible body (meaning we were contracting the design work to an external body). However, we have the responsibility to provide our customer with quality that lives up to our standards. In this project, my day-to-day responsibilities include supplier meetings, customer meetings, completing and managing FMEA's (noted issues list), completing action items that come out of the FMEA and occasional site visits.
Workload isn't overwhelming but it doesn't feel like I'm doing nothing either. There are lots of small milestones, to make me feel like I've accomplished something.
About the employer
Rheinmetall
4.4
> 100,000 employees
Defence & Aerospace
Rheinmetall Defence Australia Pty Ltd is a subsidiary of Rheinmetall, a mobility and security technology group headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Pros and cons of working at Rheinmetall
Pros
Great team and great work. I have a lot of support from my team and everyone is more than happy to help. The work is fulfilling, enjoyable and always exciting.
Working in the Engineering Department everyone is super knowledgeable and experienced. Everyone is more than happy to share their knowledge and experience with me, helping me to become a better engineer.
Great atmosphere. Manageable workload. Flexible hours.
I am working on exciting projects and I feel I am having an impact on the work I am doing.
The senior engineers I work with are always willing to teach and give advice. I have been lucky enough to work on very interesting subsystems.
Cons
Lack of official registered training.
Although everyone is willing to share knowledge and experience, as a Graduate there is no formal programs or development goals for me to chase in order to help grow my capability.
Requires a 4-month wait for NV-1 security clearance to get into the meat and potatoes of my role.
The lack of official registered training and engineering tools - advanced FEA software, calculation tools such as Python/Matlab.