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the Australia Telescope National Facility (ATNF), the only facility of its kind in the southern hemisphere. Our technology development program is the cornerstone of the ATNF and is an internationally
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leadership and coaching capability, fostering accountability, ethical behaviour, professional development and alignment with organisational values. Asset Management and Lifecycle Managementqualifications
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internal teams and external stakeholders. An enthusiasm for applied research solving problems for commercial partners. Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects, from planning and development through
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technical input and engage in technical interchange with researchers on the mechanical design, prototyping, development, manufacture and installation of mechanisms and equipment relating to research systems
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‑RU initiatives, and supporting grant proposal development where needed, and you will be collaborating closely with the Program’s Administration Officer, Executive Manager, other Project Officers and
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research, through to the investigation of specific industry or community problems. In this prestigious early career role, you will undertake independent research and/or development in any area relevant
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the development and delivery of communication plans. Demonstrated experience creating content across a range of different platforms, including for digital audiences. Highly driven team player with an ability
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leave entitlements, benefits and career development opportunities. To find out more, visit Careers at CSIRO . Inclusion and belonging Solving Australia's greatest challenges takes a diversity of minds
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also offers a range of leave entitlements, benefits and career development opportunities. To find out more, visit Careers at CSIRO . Inclusion and belonging Solving Australia's greatest challenges
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CSIRO’s narrative, including the development of appropriate messaging platforms. Developing tactics to deliver compelling messages to staff about CSIRO's strategy, with a focus on simplicity and return