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to their academic profile online (link below): https://www.csiro.au/en/work-with-us/funding-programs/funding/Next-Generation-Graduates-Programs/Awarded-programs?start=0&count=12 Do NOT apply through the Apply Now
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contractual arrangements between the NASA and Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). For more information on CDSCC, please visit: http://www.cdscc.nasa.gov The opportunity
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directly supporting industry to adopt agile manufacturing technologies and approaches. Find out more here: https://www.csiro.au/en/about/people/business-units/Manufacturing As an Experimental Research
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successful candidate, you will bring: Essential A tertiary degree in Electrical, Electronic, Communications, Radio Frequency (RF), or a related engineering field (such as Mechatronics, Aerospace, Computer, or
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, and equipment, including Environmental Monitoring (EM) programs and Computer Systems Validation (CSV) for manufacturing and quality‑related systems. Experience supporting regulatory compliance
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, and a demonstrated willingness to follow established procedures. Basic computer skills sufficient to read and respond to emails and to enter routine information into spreadsheets (e.g. basic data entry
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written and verbal communication skills and a sound level of computer literacy. Ability and willingness to travel to other NSW sites for training and professional development or to assist with the repairs
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experience with computer modelling. Strong communication, presentation, and report writing skills, complemented by adept problem-solving abilities through teamwork, stakeholder engagement, and client
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projects. You will be responsible for managing and supporting the Science Data Processor High Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure, including platforms, workload/resource managers, and parallel
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: Curating responsibilities including identifying, sorting, and mounting specimens. Using computer skills to transfer information from insect specimens into morphological data matrices. Supporting research