Episode Five: Bringing the ship alive @BAESystemsAustralia
Episode Five: Bringing the ship alive  @BAESystemsAustralia
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“Don’t discount an opportunity, because it’s not what you plan to do”.



Since starting as Cadet Mechanical Engineer in 1985, Wendy has pivoted many times throughout her career – learning a thing or two about how deviating from one path can lead you right back to the road you always wanted to be on. 



Now Throughlife Support Director for the Hunter Class Frigate Program, she talks us through the role the Support Systems team plays – essentially bringing the ship alive. 



 
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Episode Five: Bringing the ship alive

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