Your role

As a Geospatial Intelligence Analyst, you’ll play a key role in keeping command informed by creating accurate, engaging maps and other geospatial intelligence products. You’ll play a critical role by providing command with an overall assessment of the operating environment. The products and advice you produce will influence the decision-making of senior commanders across the ADF.

Your Military duties include, but aren’t limited to:

capturing, collecting and exploiting geospatial data from desktop sources, equipment or imagery

managing geospatial data and information

manipulating, enhancing and analysing geospatial data

providing geospatial support products including maps, terrain analysis and 3D visualisations

providing advice as it relates to geospatial information and intelligence.

You will enjoy benefits including, but not limited to:

Free medical and dental, including access to allied health, rehabilitation, and mental health specialists

Competitive salary package with incremental salary increases as you gain experience

Generous Superannuation of 16.4% - a huge 4.4% over the Australian standard

A subsidised home loan or rent allowance

Allowances and bonuses which recognise specialist skills and employment types

The ability to package your salary

Job security

Career progression and development

Good work/life balance

Travel opportunities

Excellent social and fitness facilities

Paid training

Location:
Following training, you could be posted to one of the many Army bases across Australia, or to a specialist facility for specific roles. You may also be deployed to temporary facilities on combat, disaster relief, peacekeeping and aid provision operations.

Salary:
Upon commencing training, your starting salary will be approximately $58,528 per annum plus 16.4% superannuation and your pay will increase as you progress through training.

On completion of your initial military training and initial employment training, you’ll enjoy a package starting from $87,929 per annum.

Eligibility:
For this role, you must:

Be at least 17 years of age when you enter the ADF

Have completed an Australian Year 10 education (or equivalent) with passes in English, Mathematics and 2 other subjects

Be an Australian citizen. If you are not an Australian Citizen you may still be eligible to join the ADF if you meet certain criteria, please visit the ADF Careers Eligibility Page for more details

Be reasonably fit and healthy. Keeping fit is a big part of joining the ADF. You’ll need to pass a physical fitness test before you join, but don’t worry, we'll give you tips to help you prepare

Be able to successfully obtain a security clearance

Apply now:
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Visit the link below to view the full position description and learn more about life in the Army: Geospatial Intelligence Analyst - ADF Careers