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Saab’s AusCMS Naval Combat System has come a long way since it was first introduced on Anzac Class vessels in the 1990s. And so has the career of Saab Australia’s Principal Hardware Engineer, David Challender, who has worked with the combat system almost since its launch in this country.
From Graduate Engineer to respected Engineering Manager, Sally Brauer’s career at Saab Australia has been closely entwined with the development of our nation’s sovereign combat management system, AusCMS. That’s presented her with plenty of opportunities for growth.
Saab Australia (Saab) has strengthened its commitment to developing sovereign combat systems expertise with the successful delivery of its Introduction to Combat Systems Engineering training course.
Boeing has formally welcomed Saab into the Ghost Bat Australian Team.
“Maintaining Australian Industry Capability is not just about awarding contracts to Australian SMEs, but the development of an enduring Australian sovereign industrial base,” said Andy Keough
For over 35 years in Australia, Saab has delivered warfighting capability to Australia’s Defence Force, particularly through the delivery, sustainment and enhancement of the Australian Combat Management System (AusCMS). From this proud history, Saab looks to the future.
Royal Australian Navy (RAN) personnel can now complete simulated training missions while at sea, significantly enhancing crew preparedness for battle, with Saab's delivery of the On-Board Training System (OBTS) on the Anzac Class Ships.
We are thrilled to announce that Saab Australia has won the Large Employer category of the Prime Minister’s National Veterans’ Employment Awards 2023.
Did you know that Saab also extends over multiple generations in one family?
Saab Australia has welcomed its largest annual intake of tertiary graduates with 33 new recruits ready to forge their career in the defence industry.