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for the CSIRO Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory, home to the SKA-Low telescope. The traditional name means ‘sharing sky and stars’ in the Wajarri language. The SKA-Low HVAC Technician will ensure the reliable
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for the CSIRO Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory, home to the SKA-Low telescope. The traditional name means ‘sharing sky and stars’ in the Wajarri language. The SKA-Low Licensed Electrician will ensure
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excellent foresight and initiative, and a natural ability to manage relationships between diverse stakeholder groups. Drawing on your familiarity with administrative procedures for project management, you
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Support the responsible use of AI at Australia's National Science Agency Implement organisational governance processes and frameworks Play a key role in shaping CSIRO's AI strategy At CSIRO, our
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for the CSIRO Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory, home to the SKA-Low telescope. The traditional name means ‘sharing sky and stars’ in the Wajarri language. SKA-Low will be the world’s largest low frequency
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contribute to CSIRO’s mission in Future Water, Biodiversity, and Climate Monitoring – making a real impact in Australia’s most iconic freshwater landscapes. If you have a background in natural sciences
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working processes, procedures and instructions. Ensuring new and existing equipment meets operational requirements, and appropriate standards. Working with laboratory management to facilitate ISO 17025
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English language requirements•have not previously completed a PhD•be able to commence the program in the year of the offer•enrol as a full-time PhD student; part-time arrangements may be considered if approved by
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. Proven negotiation, consultation, facilitation and effective written and oral communication skills for use in a complex project environment. Strong implementation experience of SNOMED CT in clinical
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taxonomy and systematics, and also support the upcoming volume of the “Australian Beetles” series. ANIC is Australia’s largest insect collection and part of CSIRO’s broader natural history research hub