The German company is looking for mechanical, mechatronics/robotics, industrial, systems, aerospace, electrical/computer systems and software engineers to join the company at its offices in Kiel, Kassel and Unterluss.

Executives from Rheinmetall Defence Australia recently held information sessions for engineering graduates at universities in NSW, Victoria and South Australia to highlight the opportunities available in the company’s defence division in Germany .

Rheinmetall Defence Australia managing director Gary Stewart said the company had received strong interest during the university employer information sessions and was now looking to widen its search.

"This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for engineers with the required expertise to join a company that is expanding rapidly around the world," Stewart said.

"Australian engineers are already playing a key role in a number of major Rheinmetall programs in Europe, Asia and Australia, working locally and from our operations in Germany."

Rheinmetall said any engineers recruited as a result of this campaign will be working on a range of new projects and innovating to meet the demands of customers across Europe now building sovereign military vehicle capabilities around Rheinmetall proprietary technology.

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