Defence Materiel Organisation
From fighter aircraft and satellites to
tents and rations, the Defence Materiel
Organisation (DMO) is Australia’s largest
project management and professional
engineering organisation. DMO is a civilian
group in the Department of Defence and
has around 7,000 people in more than
50 locations throughout Australia and
overseas. We are responsible for acquiring
and sustaining the equipment used by the
Seeking...
Australian Defence Force (ADF).
DMO is an exciting and challenging place to work
offering outstanding and diverse career opportunities Big Projects
for dedicated professionals. We are looking for DMO is involved in many of the largest and most
graduates and undergraduates to join our graduate and demanding projects in Australia. The ADF relies on
cadetship (undergraduate) schemes who are interested DMO to provide its equipment on time, on budget
in developing DMO while building their career. Our and to the required levels of quality and safety.
graduates and undergraduates are people who have
Big Budgets
high level communication and interpersonal skills and
DMO has an annual budget of over $9.6 billion to
the ability to achieve results.
acquire and sustain military equipment and services.
Degree/disciplines
On top of that DMO manages in excess of $60 billion
Engineering (most fields) | IT | Accounting | Finance |
worth of capital equipment projects and systems
Business | Commerce | Legal | Procurement and
such as the ANZAC Class ships.
Contracting | Logistics
Big Opportunities
How to apply
DMO is at the leading edge of technology. You could
Online:
be working on defining the specifications for a new
www.defence.gov.au/dmo/careers/graduate/apply.cfm.
fighter aircraft, negotiating a multi-year multi-billion
When to apply dollar contract to support light armoured vehicles,
Applications for the Materiel Graduate Scheme and or overseeing a contractor constructing Navy patrol
Materiel Cadetship Scheme open 13 March 20086. boats. With over 200 major and 200 minor projects
Eligibility
there is a huge variety of fascinating work.
You must be an Australia Citizen by November 2008
The DMO graduate and undergraduate programs
to apply.
provide you with the opportunity to use the skills
Position locations
you have acquired at university, while building
Australia Wide. DMO encourages graduates to carry
on your personal experiences to develop into a
out rotations across several locations.
highly regarded professional. DMO is committed
Further information
to the professional development of its people and
www.defence.gov.au/dmo/careers/graduate
all relevant development is centrally funded by
the organisation including assistance to achieve
industry based professional recognition.
Big Projects, Big Budgets, Big Opportunities
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