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in our activities and programs. View our Child Safe Policy . The opportunity Are you looking for a steady job in a remote area, with travel covered and time at home in between? Use your hands-on skills
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under the direction of Scientific Researchers. Willingness and ability to travel to remote sites at short notice during cotton planting and harvest. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and an
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to regional and remote locations when required, and to work safely in laboratory and field environments in accordance with relevant health, safety and environmental (HSE) procedures. A current driver’s licence
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transform our understanding of the Universe. In Australia, SKAO is partnering with CSIRO to construct and operate the SKA-Low telescope on Wajarri Yamaji Country in remote Western Australia. The Traditional
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. An ability to travel to remote locations within Western Australia on a regular basis. Possession of a Western Australian Class ‘C’ driver’s licence (or equivalent). This role has child safety obligations
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cattle respiration system, calibrating and servicing remote sensing equipment and data collection. Your high-level duties will include: Under general supervision, perform routine animal handling
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scientific and technical leadership in aquatic remote sensing and Earth observation applications for water quality monitoring. Drive the transition of research into operational products and services
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in-person, phone or remote assistance tools to with desktop and/or mobile devices. Ability to work effectively as part of a diverse multi-skilled team. Demonstrated ability to write technical
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and technical expertise in remote environments Join a team building the world’s largest low-frequency telescope! About CSIRO As Australia's national science agency, CSIRO is solving the greatest
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HVAC expertise in a unique remote-site environment Join a collaborative and dynamic team supporting the SKA-Low telescope! About CSIRO As Australia's national science agency, CSIRO is solving