CDR Writing Services › OSCA / ANZSCO › Electronics Engineer
OSCA 243431 | ANZSCO 233411
Electronics Engineer
Design, develop and test electronic circuits, components and systems for applications in communications, computing, consumer electronics, industrial automation and defence. Ensure systems meet performance, reliability and safety requirements.
Note on codes: OSCA 2024 (released December 2024) replaced ANZSCO in Australia. Both codes are listed as Engineers Australia continues referencing the ANZSCO number during the transition period. Source: ABS OSCA 2024 v1.0
Occupation details
OSCA Code243431
ANZSCO Code233411
Skill LevelLevel 1
Assessing AuthorityEngineers Australia
Assessment TypeCDR Required
OSCA Group2434 Electronics Engineering Professionals
Occupation lists
✓
MLTSSL — Eligible for Subclass 189, 190, 491
✓
STSOL — Eligible for Subclass 190, 491
✗
Labour Market Testing required for Subclass 482
Not sure about your code?
Get a free evaluation to confirm your OSCA occupation, assessment pathway and visa eligibility.
Get Free EvaluationMain tasks
- Designing electronic circuits, PCBs and embedded systems for specific applications
- Developing firmware and hardware for microcontroller and FPGA-based systems
- Testing and debugging electronic prototypes and production units
- Conducting electromagnetic compatibility and signal integrity analysis
- Managing electronics manufacturing processes and quality assurance
- Investigating field failures and implementing reliability improvements
- Preparing technical documentation, schematics and design verification reports
English requirements
IELTSOverall 6, Speaking 7
OETGrade B all sections
PTE AcademicOverall 65, Speaking 65
TOEFL iBTOverall 93, Speaking 23
Related occupations
CDR for Electronics Engineers
A Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) is required for Engineers Australia skills assessment. It comprises three career episodes, a summary statement and a CPD report.
Career Episodes3 required
Summary Statement1 required
CPD Report1 required
View CDR Samples →
