You will work collaboratively within a dynamic team of technical officers to install, maintain, service and repair electronic surveillance equipment, RF and IP networks and also participate in the design and development of new capabilities that support serious and major crime investigations using latest technology.
Your Key Accountabilities
* Install, modify, maintain and service operational electronic surveillance and communications equipment.
* Assist in the design and development of current and emerging technology projects.
* Work independently or with limited supervision and as an effective member of a multi-disciplinary team.
* Provide technical service and support for evidence recording systems and computer networks.
* Provide technical advice and training, briefings, and written correspondence to a wide range of audiences.
* Initiate, build, and maintain positive working relationships with internal and external staff and stakeholders in support of achieving successful investigative outcomes.
Role Requirements
Mandatory
* A CERT IV, Associate Diploma or higher in Electronic Engineering, Audio Visual Technology, ICT, or similar field as deemed equivalent. (Note: Applicants who can establish equivalence of qualifications or have relevant studies plus work experience that can be recognised for qualification purposes are encouraged to apply. More information on qualification requirements can be obtained from the nominated contact person).
Note: Copies of all qualifications must be produced at the time of interview.
Highly Desirable
Technical/ Operational/ Educational experience:
* An ability to analyse technical problems in complex technology and ICT systems and provide advice on and/or undertake repair action as required.
* Ability in the use of ICT systems and contemporary electronic principles and practices as they relate to technical surveillance equipment and capabilities is highly desirable.
Other
Special Conditions
* A capacity to undertake the functions of an RF worker in compliance with Service policy in matters pertaining to working at heights, RF exposure, training, and other associated activities.
* The recruitment process requires all applicants to complete and sign a "Health and Suitability Declaration" form stating that they are unaware of any medical condition or predisposing physical or mental characteristic that would preclude them from safely undertaking duties as a Technical Officer.
* Preferred applicant/s will be required to undertake a pre-placement medical examination, which includes eye testing and psychometric assessment. ( Note: Please refer to the attached 'Pre-Placement Health Assessment' section for further information).
* The position may entail exposure to material (written, visual and audio) of an explicit, graphic and/or sensitive nature.
* Ability to work in a declared low risk operational environment assisting technical surveillance installations.
* A current C class licence.
* Applicants are advised that this business unit may schedule some operational activities outside of business hours. The Queensland Public Service Officers & Other Employees Award - State and the State Government Entities Certified Agreement provides compensation for out of hours work (e.g. "On-call" allowances, Overtime, Time Off In Lieu).
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Job Ad Reference: QLD/ /26
Closing Date: Friday, 30th January 2026
Occupational group: IT & Telecommunications
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