Signals Engineer

Eligibility: Open to Everyone At the Department for Infrastructure and
Transport, we are connecting South Australia to keep our State
moving.
We are responsible for delivering a multi-billion-dollar
pipeline of transformative transport and social infrastructure
projects, operating and maintaining thousands of kilometres of
roads and managing our city's public transport
network.
Our work encompasses every part of our State;
from our cities to our regions, connecting and strengthening
community.
We value diversity and inclusion and foster an
environment of collaboration, flexibility, and support for our
people.
Public
Transport South AustraliaPublic Transport South Australia (PTSA)
moves millions of South Australians.
We provide well connected and customer-focused
public transport services safely, efficiently and
sustainably.
We are involved in delivering game-changing
projects, from the electrification of our trains, improving
services based on feedback and demand, through to the exciting
transition to renewable energy, creating a legacy for our
State.
The
OpportunityWe have one position
available that can be appointed at either PO2 Signals Engineer or
TGO4 Signals Technical Officer – Systems Engineering,
depending on the skills and experience of the successful candidate.
This is a great chance to step into a role where your contribution
will directly support the safe and efficient operation of South
Australia's train and tram network.
As part of a
multidisciplinary systems engineering team, you'll provide
specialist technical and engineering support to the Manager, Train
and Tram Assets.
You'll work with service providers,
contractors, and maintenance teams to ensure signalling systems are
safe, reliable, and aligned with departmental
standards.
Day to day,
you'll review and provide assurance on signalling control
systems and projects, contribute technical advice on engineering
products, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders
to support the ongoing performance of rail assets.
Whether you join
us as a Signals Engineer or a Signals Technical Officer, your
expertise will help keep South Australia
moving.
About
youYou're a technically
capable and solutions-focused professional with experience working
on complex signalling and control systems.
Whether you're an
engineer building your career or a technical officer with hands-on
expertise, you bring practical skills in diagnosing faults,
supporting system performance, and contributing to safe, reliable
transport operations.
You're
organised and adaptable, with the ability to plan, prioritise, and
deliver quality outcomes even when working to tight deadlines.
You
can analyse complex projects, prepare clear reports, and provide
advice that aligns with government standards and procedures.
Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills mean you can
explain technical issues clearly, collaborate effectively, and
resolve issues constructively.
You're confident applying
standards, procedures, and compliance requirements, as well as
maintaining accurate records and documentation to support project
delivery.
You also stay across industry risks and trends, with a sound
understanding of safety, quality, and risk management requirements.
Above all, you're motivated to contribute to a smarter, more
connected transport network that the community can rely
on.
Educational Qualifications /
LicensesPO2: A degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent, providing eligibility for membership as a Professional Engineer of the Institution of Engineers, Australia is essential.
A Current Driver's Licence is essential.
TGO4: A relevant Diploma/Advanced Diploma or an equivalent recognised qualification in Electronics is essential.
System engineering principles and practices are desirable.
A Current Driver's Licence is essential.
Special Conditions A National Police Check (NPC) is required prior to employment in the Department for Infrastructure and Transport which must be renewed every three years.
A Working with Children Check (WWCC) is required prior to employment with the Department for Infrastructure and Transport, which must be renewed every five years before expiry.
Some out of hours and weekend work, along with some intra/interstate travel requiring overnight stays, may be required.
· Tenure of
VacancyOngoing.
RemunerationPO2
- $88,255 to $97,667 pa + SuperannuationTGO4 - $91,260 to $95,413
pa + Superannuation