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. The CSIRO Sensing and Sorting research program develops world-leading technology that is deployed in the Australian and global mining industry. Our recently developed MEA (Mineral and Elemental Analyser) X
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Program, the Marine Survey and Measurement Group provides essential support for oceanographic studies across Australia’s marine estate. The Hydrochemistry team, based in Hobart, delivers chemical analysis
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value of approximately $90 million, this role plays a key part in supporting major ICT and information management initiatives, ranging from straightforward purchases to large-scale, innovative, multi-year
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took on the challenge. Visit CSIRO.au for more information. The opportunity Join CSIRO’s Crops Program to lead cutting-edge research addressing crop pests and diseases through advanced genetics and
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expertise Join CSIRO’s Information and Technology (IM&T) unit as a Systems Administrator – Identity and Access Management and play a key role in shaping secure, seamless access to the tools that power world
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term roles available, as the Senior Test Analyst (Cyber Security) in CSIRO’s Information Management and Technology team (IMT), you will lead quality assurance activities across a diverse portfolio of
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of Agriculture, Office of the Gene Technology Regulator and NSW Department of Water and local government authorities. Role particulars Location: Boorowa, NSW (relocation assistance may be available if required
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CSIRO’s National Collections and Marine Infrastructure (NCMI) supports world-class marine research through cutting-edge infrastructure and expertise. The Engineering and Technology Program, and
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Join CSIRO - Australia's National Science and Innovation Agency Design and develop innovative software solutions that support real-world impact. Contribute to projects aligned with CSIRO’s national
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science and technology. Many of our iconic innovations were once considered impossible until someone, just like you, joined us and took on the challenge. Visit CSIRO.au for more information. The