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analysis, trade-offs, risks, dependencies, impacts and opportunities. Establish a comprehensive view of the current-state ERP ecosystem, including business capabilities, processes, systems, integrations
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Apply your population dynamics and statistical modelling expertise in varied role Join a collaborative team delivering science for national and global use! About CSIRO As Australia's national science
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. The team combines observations, atmospheric chemistry and modelling to provide critical scientific information that informs responses to air quality and climate change challenges. In this role, you will lead
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. Reference: 103953 We are currently accepting applications for the following project in 2026/27: Quantifying controls on preservation potential of reworked mineral systems for mineral exploration (based in
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. Develop and document security architecture guidance, design decisions, control requirements, threat models, risk assessments, assurance activities and recommended treatments to support programme delivery
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duties will include: Conducting (and guiding others in) modelling and simulation studies of Australia’s current and next-generation electricity generation, transmission and distribution systems (in near
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the challenge. Visit CSIRO.au for more information. The opportunity We currently have two Business Analysts roles availabe within CSIRO's Information Management and Technology (IM&T) team, where you will
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influence commercial terms & conditions of client agreements particularly in respect to price, cash flow, and compliance reporting. Manage the RU salary forecast including liaison with HR Partnering and
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elicitation, analysis, documentation and validation of business, functional and non-functional requirements across complex IT, software, service improvement and lifecycle initiatives. Assess current and
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modelling: Developing and governing structured clinical data models, comprising clinical information models and appropriate terminology value sets, to ensure alignment with current Australian clinical