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The Senior Manager of Quality leads quality initiatives, ensuring high standards across projects in China, and collaborates with cross-functional teams to achieve operational excellence.

Estimate costs for controls-related project activities (parts, labour, software, hardware, installation, commissioning). Collaborate with Engineering, Sales, and suppliers, conduct site surveys, produce provisional schedules, attend technical reviews, and help maintain departmental procedures.

Lead delivery of large-scale warehouse automation and material handling system projects across NSW, VIC, and QLD. Own the project lifecycle from contract review through commissioning and handover, manage schedules, budgets, procurement, subcontractors, risk/change, FAT/SAT and client acceptance, and coordinate cross-functional stakeholders to deliver complex AMHS/MHS solutions.

The Systems Engineer will execute engineering processes, develop technical documents, manage project outcomes, and maintain relations with stakeholders, focusing on materials handling systems.

The role involves managing supplier quality, ensuring that products meet specified quality standards, and collaborating with suppliers to address quality issues.

The Senior Software Engineer will design, develop, and implement global tech solutions for logistics, mentor junior engineers, and drive software best practices.

The position involves developing and expanding export business opportunities.

Manage large-scale projects ($10M+) ensuring timely delivery, budget compliance, and quality standards while communicating with stakeholders and managing risks.

Lead design and governance of OT network architectures for industrial automation. Define segmentation, security (ISA/IEC 62443, zero-trust), IDMZ frameworks, and firewall policies. Provide technical leadership, review designs/RFQs, drive standardization of protocols (OPC, MQTT), troubleshoot complex network issues, and mentor engineering teams to ensure resilient, compliant OT networks.

The Electrical Supervisor oversees installation quality and safety on-site, coordinates training for subcontractors, reports on project status, and addresses issues as they arise, requiring 100% travel.