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Electronics Engineer ANZSCO 233411Skill assessment & visa guide.

Everything a Electronics Engineer needs for Australian skilled migration — the 233411 skill assessment path, MLTSSL visa options, salary, tasks and the CDR you'll submit to Engineers Australia.

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The ANZSCO code for a Electronics Engineer is 233411. Designs, develops, adapts, installs, tests and maintains electronic components, circuits and systems used for computer systems, communication systems, entertainment, transport and other industrial applications. It sits in unit group 2334 — Electronics Engineers at skill level 1, is assessed by Engineers Australia, and is on the MLTSSL.

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At a Glance

Electronics Engineer 233411 — Key Facts

ANZSCO Code
233411
Unit Group
2334Electronics Engineers
Skill Level
Level 1Bachelor degree or higher
Assessing Authority
Engineers Australia
Skilled List
MLTSSL
Median Salary
AUD 95,000AUD 70,000 → AUD 135,000
The Role

What Does a Electronics Engineer Do?

Designs, develops, adapts, installs, tests and maintains electronic components, circuits and systems used for computer systems, communication systems, entertainment, transport and other industrial applications.

Specialisations

  • Communications Engineer (Army)
Duties

Tasks a Electronics Engineer Performs

Your Career Episodes should evidence these ANZSCO 233411 duties:

  • Designing and developing electronic systems and devices, such as circuit boards, microcontrollers, and sensors.
  • Researching to develop new technologies or improve existing ones.
  • Creating and testing prototypes of electronic devices to ensure they function as intended.
  • Collaborating with other engineers, technicians, and project managers to develop project plans.
  • Troubleshooting and resolving issues with electronic systems and devices.
  • Developing software and firmware for electronic devices and systems.
  • Ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and safety requirements.
  • Conducting performance testing and analysis of electronic systems and components.
  • Creating technical documentation and reports.
  • Providing technical support and training to customers and colleagues.
Migration

Australian Visa Options for Electronics Engineer 233411

Indicative Department of Home Affairs processing times for Electronics Engineer (MLTSSL):

Visa SubclassProcessing (75%)Processing (90%)Skills Authority
189 — Skilled Independent9 months12 monthsEngineers Australia
190 — State Nominated9 months12 monthsEngineers Australia
186 — ENS (Direct Entry)10 months15 monthsEngineers Australia
491 — Skilled Work Regional17 months19 monthsNomination
494 — Employer Regional5 months11 monthsSponsor

Processing times are indicative and change; always check the Department of Home Affairs for current figures.

English

English Requirements (Competent+)

TestMinimum Score
IELTS6.0 each band (Competent English) — higher for extra points
OETGrade B in all sections
TOEFL iBTL 12 · R 13 · W 21 · S 18 · Overall 84+
PTE Academic50 each band (Competent) — 65+ for extra points

Competent English (IELTS 6 / PTE 50) is the baseline for skilled visas; higher scores earn additional points.

Unit Group 2334

Related Electronics Engineers Occupations

Electronics Engineer 233411 sits in unit group 2334 — Electronics Engineers alongside:

OccupationANZSCO Code
Electronics Engineer This page233411
Questions, answered

Electronics Engineer 233411 FAQs

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The ANZSCO code for a Electronics Engineer is 233411. Designs, develops, adapts, installs, tests and maintains electronic components, circuits and systems used for computer systems, communication systems, entertainment, transport and other industrial applications. It is assessed by Engineers Australia.

ANZSCO 233411 is the occupation classification for a Electronics Engineer in Australia and New Zealand. It sits in unit group 2334 — Electronics Engineers at skill level 1.

Electronics Engineer 233411 is on the MLTSSL, making it eligible for the subclass 189, 190, 491, 482, 186 and 485 visas — subject to points, nomination and English requirements.

Yes. Unless your qualification is from a Washington/Sydney/Dublin Accord–accredited program, a Electronics Engineer must submit a Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) — three Career Episodes plus a Summary Statement mapped to the 233411 competency elements — to Engineers Australia.

A Electronics Engineer in Australia typically earns around AUD 95,000 (from AUD 70,000 entry level to AUD 135,000 senior).
Sources & last updated. Occupation classification, tasks and skill level from the Australian Bureau of Statistics — ANZSCO; visa subclasses and processing times from the Australian Department of Home Affairs; assessing authority from Engineers Australia. Reviewed and last updated: . Visa lists and processing times change — always confirm against official sources before lodging.
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