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First steps into their future careers
Raytheon Australia’s GradX program supports undergraduates through their last year of university, followed by a guaranteed position upon graduation. Once on-board in a full time capacity, GradX participants have the opportunity to work in various programs or functions within the organisation.
Shaping the World
For girls with aspirations of helping shape the world as an engineer, International Women in Engineering Day, which is observed globally on June 23 and strongly supported by Raytheon Australia, is a source of inspiration.
Breaking down barriers
Raytheon Australia continues to encourage the next generation of Science, Technology, Maths and Engineering professionals through a partnership with the Playford International College.
Engineering the next generation
The importance of inspiring the next generation of engineers does not go unnoticed at Raytheon Australia as they foster success by ensuring they have the right people in the right roles and providing them with continuous development.
Third Air Warfare Destroyer delivered
The Australian Department of Defence provisionally accepted Sydney, the third and final Air Warfare Destroyer on February 14, 2020, at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia.
The Sydney is sea-ready
As part of the Air Warfare Destroyer Alliance, Raytheon Australia recently played a major role in sea trials for the and final third Hobart Class Air Warfare Destroyer, Sydney.
Toward a healthier workplace
Raytheon Australia employees participated in MyMarathon, a national-wide initiative in Australia run by the Heart Foundation, encouraging participants to run, jog or walk the distance of a marathon.
Are you ready for GradX?
Raytheon Australia has launched a program to attract university undergraduates from varying disciplines to join the company.
Committed to people programs
Raytheon Australia’s managing director recognised for investing in people-oriented programmes.
