39 computer-programmer-"St"-"FEMTO-ST"-"St" positions at University of Tasmania in Australia
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for: Experience cutting, lapping, and polishing rocks or similar skills. Basic knowledge of rock and mineral properties (e.g., hardness, cleavage and fracture). Demonstrated ability to use computers, including
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Strategic Plan. This plan positions the University as a key enabler of Tasmania’s transition across education, health, productivity, climate resilience, and cultural identity by 2025. The newly formed School
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ability and proficiency in the effective use of computer applications and business systems. Proficient in the use of Finance systems and ability and willingness to learn. Demonstrated ability to work in a
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equipment needs. Experience in conducting successful negotiations with a broad variety of organisations and individuals (e.g. health professionals, researchers). Practical experience with a range of computer
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Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) and other relevant bodies. Lead the University’s Gender Equity Strategy and the coordination of a practical, measurable action plan to close the gender pay gap, as outlined in
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, and computer-based analysis. The Communications Officer will coordinate communications of ACEAS under the broad direction of the Director to enhance the visibility of ACEAS research and researchers
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Apply now Job no:501447 Work type:Full time Location:Sydney Categories:Administration, Project Management & Support Provide high-level support across planning, projects, data analysis and process development Support a diverse range of strategic and operational activities, projects and...
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services staff and researchers. What we’re looking for: A degree level qualification in a relevant area (e.g. IT, Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Statistics) with subsequent relevant experience
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and University Policies and Procedures. Competent computing skills, with experience in the use of Word, Excel, and information management systems. Excellent interpersonal skills, including strong people