Jobs.Boeing Boeing Expands Cybersecurity Team for MQ-28 Ghost Bat Program
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- •Boeing is hiring for five cybersecurity roles to support the MQ-28 Ghost Bat program.
- •The MQ-28 Ghost Bat is Australia's first military aircraft designed and built in over 50 years.
- •Candidates must be Australian citizens and may require security clearance.
Boeing Defence Australia is hiring for five cybersecurity roles in Brisbane to support the MQ-28 Ghost Bat program, the first military aircraft designed and built in Australia in over 50 years. The Ghost Bat is an AI-enabled, uncrewed combat aircraft that requires a robust cybersecurity posture to secure its systems and networks. Positions include Principal Product Security Engineer, Senior Network Solution Architect, and DevSecOps Engineer, focusing on ensuring the aircraft's cybersecurity across its development lifecycle. Candidates must be Australian citizens and may need security clearance. The program emphasizes the integration of security from the ground up, highlighting the importance of maintaining a bulletproof security posture in a contested airspace environment.
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