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Are you interested in a dynamic career that requires advanced problem-solving abilities? Can you rise to the challenge of dealing with the complex needs of a diverse client-base? Do you want to continue refining your own skills as you assist in the training of our clients' employees. If so, then you might be an ideal candidate for SYPAQ's constantly growing team of professionals.
Keep a close eye on our Current Opportunities page for current employment opportunities or, if you are particularly keen to join us, feel free to forward your CV and an accompanying cover letter to Mary-Jo Sanz at msanz@sypaq.com.au
To give you an idea of how SYPAQ fosters the professional development of its valued employees, and provides a wealth of opportunities to exercise these skills, the career trajectory of one recent addition to our team is sketched out below. Contingent upon your area of expertise, experience and aptitude, you can expect a similarly adventurous career-path with SYPAQ.
| Engineer A joined SYPAQ in March of 2006. |
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| Engineer A is currently undergoing SYPAQ's Engineering Professional Development Program and will attain CPEng status. He / she is also currently studying for a Masters of International Business - this qualification is funded by SYPAQ (50%). |
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| Engineer A has preformed the following tasks as a SYPAQ consultant: |
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Client: Victorian Government: Department of Justice - Traffic Camera Services and Infringement and Enforcement Management Services (TCS/IMES) Project
Project tasks: Led a consulting team providing advice to the Bureau of Emergency Services and Telecommunications (BEST) on the TCS/IMES Project acquiring the new traffic camera operations and infringement and management systems and services in support of the Victorian police, courts and sheriffs department. The project required preparing the Project's Systems Engineering Management Plan (SEMP) and two Statements of Work (SOW) for the Contract, including coverage of engineering management, risk management, configuration management, test programs, review programs and operational services. |
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Client: Explosive Protective Equipment (EPE) Pty Ltd. - Technical Investigation of new Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD-9) Ensemble.
Project tasks: Included preparing ECP documentation for CBRNE Program to update DoD configuration management information on previous acquisitions, conducting ECP from manufacturer submission to CBRNE Program for new EOD Ensemble including, Risk Assessment Judgements of Significance and Safety and Suitability for Service assessments in explosive ordinance disposal. |
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Client: Australian Defence Force - Defence Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Explosive Program (CBRNE).
Project Tasks: Mechanical Engineering and Technical Certification activities for a range of equipment procured as part of the CBRNE Program. Typical tasks included preparation for Design Acceptance, including conducting technical investigations, risk assessments, configuration management and engineering change proposals. |
If you think that these opportunities, and this representative sample of work-projects, sounds like you then it may be time that you contacted SYPAQ. We recommend that you keep a close eye on our Current Opportunities page for current employment opportunities or, if you are particularly keen to join us, feel free to forward your CV and an accompanying cover letter to Mary-Jo Sanz at msanz@sypaq.com.au. | 
