Coral, Steve, and Wendy work at ASD. Each of them speaks English and one other language. The languages are Balinese, Luganda, and Mandarin. The three
Akiko, Cameron, Hamid, Maxine, and Sandy work at ASD. They all started in different years (1989, 1996, 2002, 2012, 2025). They each have a favourite
Learn more about how to apply for a role at ASD and how to prepare for the recruitment process. Recruitment processWe’ve created these visuals to help
Australia’s national security environment is complex, challenging and ever-evolving. Rapidly advancing technologies present great opportunities to
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The Australian Signals Directorate has a rich history. ASD can trace its origins back to the Second World War then was formed as a peacetime signals intelligence organisation in Albert Park, Melbourne. To learn more about ASD’s roots and beginnings, read some of our stories.
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