ANZSCO 233411
Electronics Engineer
Electronics Engineers design circuits, embedded systems, instrumentation and control hardware. A convincing CDR shows the full loop: requirement, circuit or firmware design, prototype, test, and the change your measurements forced.
- Assessing authority
- Engineers Australia
- Occupational category
- Professional Engineer
- Occupation list
- MLTSSL
- Indicative salary
- 95k – 165k
Quick answer
Who assesses ANZSCO 233411 Electronics Engineer?
Engineers Australia assesses ANZSCO 233411 Electronics Engineer at Professional Engineer level. The occupation has been listed on the MLTSSL, supporting subclass 189, 190, 491, 482 pathways. Indicative Australian salaries run from AUD 95,000 to AUD 165,000.
Visa pathways for Electronics Engineer
Subclasses this occupation has supported, subject to the current occupation list and each state's own nomination criteria.
- Subclass 189
- Subclass 190
- Subclass 491
- Subclass 482
Occupation lists change. Verify on the current skilled occupation list before lodging.
Career episode angles that work for Electronics Engineer
Three distinct, non-overlapping directions. Pick projects where you can show your own calculations, decisions and their consequences.
- 1
A PCB or embedded system you specified, designed and validated against a written requirement
- 2
An instrumentation, control or automation system where you closed the loop between sensing and actuation
- 3
An EMC, signal integrity or reliability problem you found on test and engineered out
Technical content assessors look for
- Altium / KiCad PCB design
- Embedded C / firmware
- PLC & SCADA programming
- Signal conditioning & instrumentation
- EMC and compliance testing
- Control system tuning
Mistakes specific to this occupation
Software-only episodes that belong with ACS, not Engineers Australia
Board bring-up described without design ownership
No test evidence behind the claims
Electronics Engineer salary in Australia
Market demand: High
Indicative planning range assembled from published market data and recruiter guides. See our engineer salary guide for discipline and experience breakdowns.
ANZSCO 233411 — frequently asked questions
Who assesses ANZSCO 233411 Electronics Engineer?
Engineers Australia is the assessing authority for ANZSCO 233411 Electronics Engineer. Engineers Australia assesses this occupation against the Stage 1 competency standard, normally through a Competency Demonstration Report unless your qualification is accredited or accord-recognised.
Is Electronics Engineer on the skilled occupation list?
ANZSCO 233411 Electronics Engineer has been listed on the MLTSSL, which supports the subclass 189, 190, 491, 482 pathways. Occupation lists are revised by legislative instrument — verify the current status on the Department of Home Affairs website before lodging an EOI or visa application.
What salary can a Electronics Engineer expect in Australia?
Indicative salaries for Electronics Engineer in Australia range from AUD 95,000 to AUD 165,000 depending on experience, state and sector. Graduate roles start lower and senior or specialist roles exceed the upper figure.
What should a Electronics Engineer write career episodes about?
Choose projects where you personally performed engineering analysis or design. For Electronics Engineer, strong episodes cover a pcb or embedded system you specified, designed and validated against a written requirement; an instrumentation, control or automation system where you closed the loop between sensing and actuation; and an emc, signal integrity or reliability problem you found on test and engineered out.
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