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. Joining CSIRO’s Information and Infrastructure Services (IIS) team, you will help deliver the cloud, compute, storage and virtualisation platforms that underpin the organisation’s research and business
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for more information. The opportunity The CSIRO Integrated Ocean Stewardship (IOS) Research Program brings together multidisciplinary capabilities to deliver integrated, systems-level science for Australia’s
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on Wajarri Yamaji Country in remote Western Australia, combining high-performance computing, advanced networking and cutting-edge software systems to process vast volumes of scientific data. This is a unique
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at least three to five years’ relevant industry experience Practical experience working with gases, chemicals and/or industrial process environments Demonstrated hands-on mechanical, technical or laboratory
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informed by CSIRO science. You will collaborate with subject matter experts, educators, vendors and program teams to develop, adapt and quality assure resources including lesson plans, classroom support
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, configuration profiles and Volume Purchase Program application management. Package, test, deploy and maintain applications, scripts, configuration changes and self-service workflows for managed Windows and macOS
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experience of the Power Platform, including the ability to configure: Dashboards, Forms, Tables, Fields and Views Business Process Flows Security models Automation using Power Automate, Workflows and Business
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knowledge of applied mathematics, engineering physics, modelling and computing with real-world energy transition challenges, you will co-operate with a diverse cross-disciplinary team to develop MBSE-based
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on Wajarri Yamaji Country in remote Western Australia, using cutting-edge technology to process vast volumes of scientific data and deliver transformational insights into the Universe. The Computing and
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systems to manage research program data and systems science workflows Work with scientists to deliver national energy transition impact About CSIRO As Australia's national science agency, CSIRO is solving