Software engineering jobs in Australia with visa sponsorship
9 software engineering jobs in Australia where the employer shows visa sponsorship evidence, 1 of them strong evidence. Open a job to see the visa route that fits it, the salary and what you’d take home after tax.
Software engineering jobs in Australia
- Staff Software Engineer, Social & Store - Unpublished R&D Product ( Australia-based, Relocation and Visa Sponsorship provided)
Riot Games · Sydney
Strong sponsor evidence
- Senior Embedded Engineer
Analog Devices · Australia, Box Hill
Some sponsor evidence
- Senior Fullstack Software Engineer (Web)
Motorola Solutions · Melbourne
Some sponsor evidence
- Senior Software Engineer - Automation & Build Systems, Unpublished R&D Product
Riot Games · Sydney
Some sponsor evidence
- Senior Software Engineer, Social & Store, Unpublished R&D Product
Riot Games · Sydney
Some sponsor evidence
- Senior Software Engineer, Engine & Tools - Unpublished R&D Product
Riot Games · Sydney
Some sponsor evidence
- Senior Software Engineer, VALORANT, Personalization
Riot Games · Sydney
Some sponsor evidence
- Operations Engineering Manager
Motorola Solutions · Melbourne
Some sponsor evidence
- Senior System Engineer
Motorola Solutions · Melbourne
Some sponsor evidence
Moving to Australia for work
- Permanent residency: usually after about 2 years of living there.
- Citizenship: usually possible after about 4 years.
Each job page shows which visa routes fit that job, including salary thresholds, and links to the official government page. See all tech jobs in Australia.
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“Sponsor evidence” means the posting says the employer sponsors visas, or the employer has sponsored before (for example, it holds a government sponsor licence). It isn’t a promise: only the employer decides to sponsor, and only the government grants the visa. Listings update every hour.