115 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at Macquarie University in Australia
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extensive experience in the use of systems thinking methods and relevant tools and techniques for analysis Exposure in curating and linking benchmark data to generate innovative insights. Demonstrated
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Campus, North Ryde, until 31 December 2026. Work with a strong collaborative IT team, hybrid working arrangement. The Role Our Student360 Program is seeking a Project Officer to provide operational support
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medical researchers to improve healthcare for and with people with intellectual disability. In this role, you will apply implementation science methods to explore the use of patient-reported experience
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stakeholders and the team to incorporate best practice and build protocols, capability and services. Assist in implementing, documenting and testing informatics methods, tools and capabilities Assist in
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deprescribing resources. The platform will be evaluated using a randomised controlled trial, with a process evaluation and cost-effectiveness study, using mixed methods. The project has multiple industry partners
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methodical investigation, analysis, reviews and documentation of business requirements to drive business improvement initiatives that underpin the implementation of IT projects. Macquarie University
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within the Student 360 program (S360) and stakeholders to drive and facilitate Agile practices, ensuring the teams understand and adhere to Agile and Scrum principles and practices to deliver high-value
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requirements, managing complex and sensitive matters within a large and matrixed organisation. You are highly organised and have a methodical approach to your work. Your experience in a similar role within the
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• Discounted health insurance through Medibank • Onsite vacation care • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) • Subsidised membership at the Sport & Aquatic Centre • Onsite GP, imaging, and physio clinics How
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hearing care. This role supports a high-impact research program focused on addressing the unmet needs of adults with hearing loss through data-driven policy, service innovation, and community-based