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that connect biological samples and associated information across the genetics workflow, from laboratory processing through to analysis. You will develop and document reproducible computational workflows
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management and improvement initiatives. Managing projects and asset-related activities from planning through to implementation and completion. Supporting change management processes associated with critical
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science. IMT supports the organisation’s technology environment, from enterprise ICT and high-performance computing to digitally enabled research programs. You will lead complex projects across CSIRO’s Data
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diagnostic services. In particular, the work will include disease surveillance testing for exotic and infectious diseases of veterinary significance, and associated laboratory housekeeping activities. You will
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instrumentation calibrations and maintaining associated records. Supporting the installation, commissioning and integration of new electrical and instrumentation infrastructure. Coordinating specialist contractors
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to their culture and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. View our vision towards reconciliation . Role highlights Lead CSIRO's national capital works portfolio and infrastructure investment program
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. Conduct literature reviews, investigations and inspections in the laboratory, glasshouse or field including associated analysis possibly involving statistical or data analytical software. Work across teams
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. The MEL Manager will also partner with colleagues to lead monitoring, evaluation and reporting activity for the Regional University Industry Collaboration Program (RUIC) and CSIRO’s SME strategy. The role
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considerations, cost implications and potential efficiencies associated with proposed solutions. Apply structured requirements elicitation, analysis, validation and documentation techniques to support iterative
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within large or complex organisations. An understanding of the technologies and functions associated with telecommunications and an appreciation of the unique attributes required for spacecraft