We want the most driven, passionate, and technically gifted candidates we can find.
To be the best, we recruit the best - naval architects, engineering consultants, marine engineers, risk consultants, scientists, software specialists and project managers with a proven pedigree. Each year we also take on many graduates.
We want innovative thinkers and consummate professionals who are also skilled at building customer relations. We offer competitive pay and benefits and opportunities to work on world-class projects in an environment where new ideas are encouraged and nurtured.
Find out more about what BMT has to offer as an employer and working with our experienced teams across the globe
Could BMT utilise and develop your skills in a variety of different careers at one of our worldwide locations?
We recognise that people are motivated in many different ways and this is why we offer flexible benefits for all.
We encourage social innovation through employee-led groups that collaborate globally and locally.
We strive to prevent harm from coming to our employees or others affected by our work and actively promote a positive culture of diversity, health, safety, and well-being.
Your success is our priority and we are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where you feel supported and empowered to thrive. Your unique perspective fuels innovation and collaboration, and we strive to provide you with the opportunities and resources needed to reach your full potential.
Our Graduate Pathway is designed to empower you with hands-on experience, robust technical training, and unparalleled networking opportunities across our diverse specialisms.
For more information, please contact our corporate headquarters
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Are you using your port's data to make smarter, real-time decisions, or just collecting it without turning it into actionable insight? What if you could predict delays before they happen and optimize operations with the data you already have?
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As offshore wind continues to gain momentum in Australia, there’s no shortage of enthusiasm for its potential: clean energy, economic opportunity, engineering challenges. But amid all that ambition, there’s a question that often goes unasked: ‘What happens back on the coast?’
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The integration of autonomous maritime systems into the naval and commercial sectors is accelerating, driven by AI, distributed sensor networks, and long-duration autonomous platforms.
Chloe Yarrien
This International Women in Engineering Day, we’re celebrating Chloe Yarrien, our Maritime Autonomous Systems Engineering Lead - someone who’s making a lasting impact on the future of naval technology through expertise, collaboration and vision.
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Read how our evaluation of Woorim Beach’s sand backpassing trial is helping the City of Moreton Bay address erosion challenges and optimise coastal protection strategies for the future.
Laura Blake
Laura Blake, Head of Sustainability shares her view on embedding social value, and the importance of shifting mindsets over mandates.
