
Paid training. Essential industry. Long-term career opportunities.
What nbn offers:
Never pictured yourself in telecommunications? No problem. Keep reading.
Many successful nbn Field Technicians began their careers in other industries. Experience may come from trades, construction, utilities, defence, transport, customer service, maintenance, security, technology or other operational environments.
The role is suited to individuals who enjoy hands on practical problem solving, working outdoors, learning new skills and delivering great customer experiences.
nbn Field Technicians visit homes and businesses to install, connect, maintain and repair telecommunications infrastructure, helping Australians stay connected to the people, services and opportunities that matter most.
Working independently while supported by experienced leaders and peers, technicians play a critical role in maintaining one of Australia's most important pieces of national infrastructure.
Successful candidates typically demonstrate:
Telecommunications experience is not essential. nbn values capability, potential and transferable skills.
If this sounds like you, please apply!
Successful applicants undertake eight weeks of structured, paid training before transitioning into field-based work.
The program combines technical learning, practical experience and capability assessments designed to prepare technicians for success in the field. Ongoing development opportunities continue throughout a technician's career at nbn.
Nbn is committed to a fair and equitable recruitment process:
To be part of nbn is to be part of something bigger: building Australia’s network and lifting the digital capability of the nation.
Benefits include:
nbn is committed to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities it serves.
The telecommunications and field services sectors have historically underrepresented women, First Nations peoples and some other groups. nbn is focused on creating pathways that broaden participation and remove unnecessary barriers to entry.
Applications are encouraged from women, First Nations peoples, people with disability, LGBTQIA+ communities, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, mature-age candidates, career changers and individuals returning to the workforce.
nbn recognises that valuable capability can be developed through many different life and career experiences. For this reason, telecommunications experience is not a prerequisite for success in this role. Recruitment focuses on capability, potential and commitment to learning.
nbn supports inclusion through initiatives including its Reconciliation Action Plan, Accessibility and Inclusion Plan, employee-led inclusion networks, and recognition as a WORK180 Endorsed Employer for Women and a Pride in Diversity Platinum Employer.
Reasonable adjustments are available throughout the recruitment process. Candidates requiring support can contact recruitment@nbnco.com.au or the Recruitment Accessibility Enquiry Line on +61 2 8918 9990.
Permanent
Full time

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