Every mission flight begins long before an aircraft leaves the ground.
Behind every remote airstrip, emergency medical evacuation, and mission team serving in isolated communities is a secure, reliable technology network making it all possible.
At Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), we're looking for an experienced IT Infrastructure Engineer to help design, support, and strengthen the technology that keeps our global ministry connected. If you're passionate about networking, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and building resilient systems that make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) has been bringing help, hope, and healing to isolated communities for more than 80 years. Operating more than 116 aircraft across 30+ countries, we use aviation and technology to overcome barriers that prevent people accessing healthcare, education, disaster relief, and the Gospel.
While our aircraft reach some of the world's most remote places, it's our global technology infrastructure that keeps our people connected, our operations secure, and our mission moving.
Location: Office Based Role - Cairns, Australia.
**NOTE: Applicants must have the current, legal right to work in the Australia. Acceptance of and adherence to MAF’s purpose, vision and values is an essential condition of employment. Criminal History check will also be completed as part of the process**
As our IT Infrastructure Engineer, you'll be the technical expert behind the systems that keep MAF connected across the globe.
Working alongside our international IT team, you'll design, support, and continually improve the infrastructure that enables our staff, aircraft, and programmes to operate safely and effectively in some of the world's most remote locations.
But this role is about far more than designing networks and managing servers. Every secure connection you build helps keep mission teams connected. Every resilient system you maintain supports pilots flying safely into isolated communities. Every improvement you make helps ensure healthcare, education, disaster relief, and the Gospel continue reaching places few others can.
The infrastructure you build becomes the foundation that enables MAF's mission around the world.
When you join MAF, you won't just become part of an IT team. You'll become part of a global mission. You'll work alongside talented colleagues across multiple countries who value collaboration, innovation, knowledge sharing, and serving one another well. We invest in our people, encourage professional development, and create opportunities to contribute to meaningful projects with global impact. As part of our One Team, One Mission culture, you'll help build and maintain the technology that enables our aircraft to fly, our teams to stay connected, and our programmes to serve some of the world's most isolated communities.
Applications close 31st Oct 2026, with the successful candidate expected to commence asap.
For the complete job description, click here.
If you're looking for more than just another infrastructure role, this is your opportunity to combine technical excellence with meaningful purpose.
Join a global team that's using technology, aviation, and innovation to bring help, hope, and healing to some of the world's most isolated communities.
Apply today and help build the technology that keeps our mission moving.
Mission Aviation Fellowship was founded in 1945 by a group of WWII pilots who had a vision for how aviation could be used to help spread the Gospel.
Since those early days, we have been an indispensable partner and servant to some 500 Christian organizations, humanitarian agencies, and more. We enable and maximize evangelism and church nurturing, medical assistance, disaster response, and community development, as well as the training and development of indigenous people.
Using aviation, we desire to see isolated people changed by the love of Christ by serving together to bring help, hope, and healing. We meet the physical and spiritual needs of isolated people in 42 countries throughout Asia, Africa, Eurasia and Latin America, operating a fleet of 47 light aircraft. Dedicated missionary families raise their own ministry support to serve as the hands and feet of Christ to those in need.
