Jobs at Nova Group, Inc.

Supports planning, coordination, governance, reporting, scheduling, stakeholder engagement, and delivery tracking for Defence capability projects. The role monitors risks, issues, actions, dependencies, and milestones; coordinates meetings and reviews; prepares agendas, minutes, briefings, reports, presentations, and project documentation; and contributes to continuous improvement and project management best practices while working with Defence, industry, and multidisciplinary teams.

Develop and maintain cost models, estimates, forecasts, and financial analyses for Defence capability projects. Support business cases, procurement, investment decisions, affordability assessments, trade-off studies, cost assurance, and estimate validation. Analyze project, schedule, and financial data, identify risks and trends, and present evidence-based recommendations to Defence and industry stakeholders. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and apply Defence acquisition, sustainment, capability lifecycle, and investment governance methodologies.

Support CASG and Defence GWEO programs across acquisition, delivery and sustainment. Duties include engineering, test and evaluation, configuration and technical data management, ILS artefacts and sustainment planning, stakeholder engagement with APS/ADF/industry, and project delivery through Defence governance frameworks. Roles require Defence domain experience and security clearance.

Two-year graduate program providing structured training, mentoring, professional development, and placements across consulting, engineering, software, defence, logistics, HR, finance, and commercial functions. Graduates contribute to real client projects across aerospace, communications, maritime, geospatial, land, and related domains, with opportunities in Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, and Brisbane. Successful participants transition to permanent roles.

Expression of interest for technical and corporate professionals with Defence or regulated-project experience. Nova hires across engineering, program delivery, sustainment, test & evaluation, safety, digital/cyber, and corporate functions to support mission-critical Defence programs.

Manage small-to-medium defence projects across the capability lifecycle: develop and maintain plans, schedules, risk/change registers; monitor scope, budget and schedule; lead resources and subcontractors; manage commercial activities and compliance; engage stakeholders to deliver successful project outcomes.

Provide explosive ordnance engineering consultancy to Defence clients: review requirements, assess risks, advise on technical solutions, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, produce technical reports, and support business development across Australian Defence projects.