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Intelligence, IT and Communications

Understand, control and analyse the systems and information that keep our forces in-the-know.

Life in an Intelligence, IT and Communications role

Join our team of highly trained specialists in the world of intelligence, IT and communications. You can gain access to world class training and work on high tech equipment that won't readily see in the civilian industries.

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Our eyes and ears

Our team of intelligence, IT and communications experts work in world where no two days are the same. We offer world class training to learn the skills needed to be an expert in the field.

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Military Factor

All full time members of the NZ Defence Force receive an added portion to their salary known as Military Factor. This additional compensation recognises the unique nature of military service and the commitment you make to serve your country. This can include short notice postings around the country and overseas. You will be directed at times to be continuously alert, undertake arduous and hazardous duties, and be exposed to adverse working environments exclusive to military life. This also includes the exercise of military skills not recognised by market comparisons. The part you play in our Defence Force and your commitment to our country will be financially rewarded.

Free and subsidised medical and dental care

Access to subsidised equipment on camp and bases

Subsidised food on camps and bases

Sponsored tertiary study programmes at all levels

Free access to gyms and swimming pools on camp and bases

Subsidised accomodation on camps and bases

Free and subsidised insurance cover

Help to buy a home and save for retirement

Opportunities to travel

Competitive superannuation

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Intelligence, IT and Communications Roles

16 Roles available in the Intelligence, IT and Communications specialisation across All services

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