GRADUATE PROGRAM 2016

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1 GRADUATE PROGRAM 2016

2 Saab Group Saab Australia Why you should join us

3 Business Concept Military offenses International actions Threats and risks in society Climate and environmental threats Saab constantly develops, adopts and improves new technology to meet changing customer needs. Saab serves the global market of governments, authorities and corporations with products, services and solutions ranging from military defence to civil security. PAGE 3

4 At the Forefront of Change 1941 First B17 delivered 1979 First order RBS First laser simulator BT ANZAC combat management systems for Australia s frigates 1993 First Gripen delivered First order from U.S. from BOL 2002 First contract - NLAW 2004 Installation of RAKEL communication system 2005 Contract for NEURON 2006 Saab 2000 TM AEW&C 2008 First flight for Gripen Demo 2011 RBS 70 NG launch 1937 Saab is founded 1990 Saab Automobile independent company 2000 Saab acquires Celsius 2005 Saab acquires Grintek 2006 Saab acquires Ericsson Microwave Systems (EMW) 2011 Saab acquires Sensis Corporation 2012 Saab acquires HITT 1646 Bofors is founded 1894 Alfred Nobel acquires Bofors 1948 First order for Carl Gustaf 1998 StriC in operation Development of fighter radar Development of Giraffe radar family Development of Arthur Sea Giraffe AMB is launched PAGE 4

5 Our Vision and Mission It s a human right to feel safe To make people safe by pushing intellectual and technological boundaries PAGE 5

6 Our Locations Around the World Sales 2013: 4152 MAUD Employees 2013: 14,410 Established in 32 markets Sales to 100 markets 43% of order backlog outside Sweden

7 The Saab Brand Which Saab Are We? When Saab AB, which originally was an acronym for "Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget", was founded in 1937, its primary aim was to meet the need for a domestic military aircraft industry in Sweden. After World War II, the demand for military aircraft was decreasing and engineers started to develop a car. In 1947 the first Saab car, Saab 92, was ready to be shown. The car was aerodynamically built because of the engineering background from military aircraft. The car also had front-wheel drive, which was not common. In 1990, Saab AB sold off the car operations to General Motors. Saab no longer has any association to the car maker or its dealership network. Today, Saab Automobile AB no longer exists but Saab AB is going strong.

8 Saab Group CEO Deputy CEO & COO Corporate Functions CMO Functional Management Marketing and Business Development Aeronautics Dynamics Electronic Defence Systems Security and Defence Solutions Support and Services Combitech* *Independent subsidiary reported as a business area PAGE 8

9 Market and Customer Focus PRUDUCTS & SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICS CIVIL SECURITY AIR NAVAL LAND Aeronautical Sub-Systems Aeronautical Platforms Civil Security Systems C4ISR Systems Training and Simulation Support Weapons & Light Weight Missiles Heavy Missiles Radar and EW-Systems Signature Management Underwater Systems SERVICES Customer Support and Services OSE

10 Unique Focus on Research and Development Large percentage of revenue is reinvested R&D conducted in close cooperation with customers Strategy for commercialising new technology Extensive cooperation with Universities A great track record for spin-offs PAGE 10

11 Saab Group Saab Australia Why you should join us

12 Saab Australia Our History Offshore weapons supplier since 1920 First Company 1984 [Camouflage] Technology transfer [ANZAC Project] In Summary 305 employees across 6 locations Sales $111 million (2013) Defence, Security and Civil Aviation markets Independent R&D projects Top 10 Defence Company PAGE 12

13 Saab Australia Management Team

14 Locations Staff EMPLOYEES & CONTRACTORS Adelaide 226 Perth 52 Melbourne 10 Canberra 7 Sydney 4 Brisbane 6 Stockholm 3 Bangkok km Installed Base Rockingham Garden Island Woodside Auckland Gatton Darwin Derby Maribyrnong Perth Christmas Island Pontville Sydney Melbourne Adelaide PAGE 14

15 Our customer lives and works here

16 Drives these sorts of vehicles

17 Sleeps in places like this

18 And plays with toys like these

19 Saab Group Saab Australia Why you should join us

20 What we offer Stimulating work Great people Great technology International collaboration What you can expect to do Contribute Learn Grow

21 Our Values

22 Expectations of Our People Demonstrate a commitment to individual and team effort Share personal knowledge and expertise with co-workers Motivate yourself and others by creating a climate in which people want to do their best Maintain ethics that are beyond reproach

23 Expectations of Our People Look to add value with customers Foster innovation in self and others with an understanding of associated risks Constructively challenge existing solutions and actively look for new solutions Demonstrate an ability to balance economic, environmental and social factors in decision-making

24 And the work? It s diverse, and we are good at it! ANZAC BATTLEFIELD COMBAT MANAGEMENT COMMAND RBS-70 SUPPORT SYSTEM SYSTEM TACCS The only company to produce three successive software projects of over a million lines of code, on time and on budget. ANZAC INTEGRATED MATERIAL SUPPORT ALLIANCE

25 MARITIME PROJECTS ANZAC Frigate Combat Management System, Director and Radar TLS Canberra LHD Combat Direction System ANZAC ASMD Upgrade 9LV Mk3E Combat Management System Collins Submarine ISCMMS Ship Control System - Support and Upgrade PAGE 25

26 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME PROJECTS HALIFAX frigate Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile integration HTMS Naresuan Combat System Upgrade. HTMS Chakri Naruebet Combat System Upgrade India Local Industry Package NOPV Mini CMS PAGE 26

27 LAND PROJECTS HQ Battlefield Command Support System (BCSS) Air Defence RBS70 Tactical Command and Control System and TLS Force Protection Giraffe-AMB Counter Rocket, Artillery and Mortar (CRAM) PAGE 27

28 LAND PROJECTS Army Communications Medium Repair Facility Army Communications Functional Test Capability Army Communications Cable Test System Combat Engineers Counter-IED Training PAGE 28

29 JOINT PROJECTS ANZAC & LHD class ships Multi-Link (Link-11, Link-16, VMF) ADF HQ Commander s Briefing Tool PAGE 29

30 SECURITY PROJECTS South East Queensland Correctional Precinct (Gatton) New Zealand Wiri Prison Department of Immigration Detention Centres Base Security Improvement Program Integrated Security Systems Ararat Prison Integrated Security Software PAGE 30

31 AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PROJECTS Air Services Australia - National Towers Project Integrated Tower Automation Suite (INTAS)- Broome, Adelaide, Melbourne Airports Air Services Australia - Remotely Operated Tower Trial Air Services Australia - Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control System (A-SMGCS) Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth Airports PAGE 31

32 OTHER PRODUCTS IN AUSTRALIA Army Carl Gustaf M3 Weapons and Ammunition Air Force BOL Countermeasure on F/A-18 aircraft Navy Double Eagle on HUON Class Mine Hunters Navy Sea Giraffe AMB 3D radar on Canberra Class LHD PAGE 32

33 OTHER PRODUCTS IN AUSTRALIA Army Javelin Weapon Effect Simulator Army MRH-90 Avionics Computers Army RBS-70 Weapons and Ammunition Rex Aviation Saab 340 PAGE 33

34 OTHER PRODUCTS IN AUSTRALIA DiveWorks - Saab Seaeye Falcon ROV AIS Transponders Corporate Air Saab 340B+ PAGE 34

35 SAAB INNOVATION IN AUSTRALIA 9LV Situation Awareness Terminal WISE Capability Technology Demonstrator Saab Security Platform - OneView TM Modeling and Simulation PAGE 35

36 Working at Saab

37 Engineering Career Structure Software, Electrical/Electronic, Computer Systems Graduate First Entry Software, Electrical/Electronic, Computer Systems Practitioner 2-4 years Systems, Software, Hardware Professional 4-6 years Senior Professional Leadership Discipline Software Hardware Systems ILS Domain Combat Systems CMD Support Security Management Team Leader Engineering Manager Project Manager

38 Training & Development Support Graduate Graduate Development Program Practitioner Professional Conferences/Seminars Cross Functional Training/Placement Basic Leadership Training Development Plan Professional Senior Professional Leadership Technology Courses Presentation/Communication Skills Team Working Management Training Professional Conferences/Seminars Discipline Software Hardware Systems ILS Domain Combat Systems CMD Support Security Management Team Leader Engineering Manager Project Manager

39 Why a Graduate Program? From our point of view We pick the best of the best We develop graduates into Saab engineers From your point of view Learn on the job Eases the transition from University to the real world We offer you significant development and training It s a great career opportunity

40 Saab s Graduate Program Your graduate program will contain exposure to a wide range of topics including: Project Life Cycles Systems Engineering Effective Writing Communication/Customer Service & Relationships Goal Setting/Career Opportunities Research & Development Tenders & Proposals Leadership Presentation Techniques Teamwork

41 How Do I Apply? Visit the Web Site: Australia/About-Saab- Australia/Human_Resources/Graduate_Program/ Download and complete a copy of the Graduate Program Application Form Return the Application Form, along with a copy of your Resume and Academic Transcript

42 What s the Process? Applications will open in March 2015 Stay tuned to our website for details Two-stage interview process Stage One Presentation on your Final Year Project Stage Two Panel Interview Offers made to the successful candidates by July 2015 Start date will be in January 2016 Must be able to comply with Defence Security Requirements Australian Citizen with up to 10 years traceable history.

43 Any Questions? If you have any questions regarding our Graduate Program, please contact the Human Resources Team: (08)

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