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work within the Assembly, Integration and Verification (AIV) team, contributing to the integration and testing of SKA-Low—being built on Wajarri Yamaji Country in remote Western Australia. As the AIV
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the office or working remotely. Inclusive and supportive team culture, where asking for help is encouraged and generously given The opportunity Join our team as a Software Engineer – Workflows, contributing
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responsible for executing stable commissioning observations in collaboration with the Commissioning Team and the Assembly, Integration and Verification Team. Observing during this phase may take place outside
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or field including associated analysis possibly involving statistical or data analytical software. Work across teams and projects, often on a number of parallel and competing tasks. Work with discretion
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Software Solutions Team of the Digital Innovations Research Group within the Agriculture & Food business unit. This Group includes leading experts in software engineering and mathematical modelling of soil
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to deliver impact through data, software, websites, apps, and services. This newly created role is central to turning strategy into action. You will play a vital role in elevating CSIRO’s digital products
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, software, websites, apps, and services. This newly created role is central to turning strategy into action. You will play a vital role in elevating CSIRO’s digital products, maturing product practices, and
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building on existing relationships of the database with modern tools and frameworks. The database is hosted from a MSSQL Server. Relevant Field/s of Study: Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information
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environment. Desirable criteria Experience with CAD and FEA software, preferably the Solidworks software package, particularly with more complicated assembly models. Knowledge of high-temperature thermo-optical
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. Desirable criteria Experience with CAD and FEA software, preferably the Solidworks software package, particularly with more complicated assembly models. Knowledge of high-temperature thermo-optical