SYPAQ Systems is a Melbourne-based engineering and systems integrator serving defence and government programs. Its stack splits two ways: SharePoint Framework, Power Apps and Power Automate for departmental collaboration work, alongside ArduPilot, PX4, KiCAD and Altium pointing to in-house uncrewed systems and hardware design. Accelerating, senior-weighted engineering hiring centres on legacy defence tool modernisation and electromagnetic warfare systems.
SYPAQ Systems is a privately held engineering, consulting and systems integration company headquartered in Port Melbourne, Victoria, founded in 1992. It delivers management and technology consulting, systems integration and managed services across Australia and the Asia Pacific. Its solution areas include C4ISR and electronic warfare, security, simulation, data integration, ERP/xRM and legacy system modernisation. Customers span defence, border security, public safety, emergency services and mining. The company employs 201–500 people.
SYPAQ uses SharePoint Online, SharePoint Framework, Power Apps and Power Automate, plus Java, Spring, Angular, Python, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Neo4j, Docker, Splunk Enterprise Security, and ArduPilot and PX4 for autonomy work.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and is concentrated in engineering, mostly at senior level, with smaller openings in data, product and security. All current roles are based in Australia.
Active work includes SharePoint and Microsoft 365 collaboration platforms for government departments, Power Platform workflow automation, electromagnetic warfare intelligence systems, LAND C4 program capability, and capability acquisition and sustainment.
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