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Leads electrical design, troubleshooting, commissioning, and operational support for resilient mains and standby power infrastructure. Acts as the senior technical authority for complex incidents, design reviews, compliance, contractor oversight, and engineering deliverables. Supports generators, UPS systems, ATS units, switchboards, protection systems, and control interfaces across modern and legacy infrastructure. Provides technical input for bids, feasibility assessments, and solution development while coaching teams and collaborating with suppliers, regulators, and operational stakeholders.

Designs, specifies, tests, and commissions electrical infrastructure supporting broadcast and critical communications networks. Responsibilities include switchboards, distribution systems, standby power, renewable energy integration, compliance reviews, fault-finding, asset lifecycle support, site inspections, and stakeholder coordination. Requires at least five years of electrical engineering experience, Australian standards knowledge, commissioning expertise, commercial electrical systems experience, and willingness to travel to operational sites.

Provides Level 2 technical support for complex incidents across communications and network infrastructure. Responsibilities include advanced fault diagnosis, major incident support, network performance analysis, problem management, configuration monitoring, SLA reporting, documentation, and mentoring. The role requires 3–5+ years in telecommunications, ICT, broadcasting, network operations, or technical service environments, with strong troubleshooting, communication, and ITIL knowledge. It is office-based due to privileged access to essential systems and requires a criminal history check.

Lead end-to-end delivery of major rail communications and telecommunications infrastructure projects, from design and construction through integration, testing, commissioning, handover, and close-out. Manage schedules in Primavera P6, budgets, contracts, risks, governance, quality, safety, stakeholders, contractors, and multidisciplinary internal teams. Ensure projects meet commercial, technical, program, rail safety, and HSE requirements.

Leads BAI’s rail solutions strategy and serves as its technology representative across the Australian rail ecosystem. Builds relationships with operators, authorities, government stakeholders, vendors, and partners; identifies and shapes major connectivity opportunities; provides technical leadership for bids and projects; and influences investment, alliances, and pursuit decisions. The role requires deep telecommunications and rail communications expertise, commercial acumen, executive engagement, and industry thought leadership.