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within a program focused on delivering evidence-based research to support the evolution of electricity systems, renewable integration, and energy infrastructure at a national scale. In this role, you will
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implementation of strategic safety initiatives. Your high-level duties will include: Plan and deliver key HSE activities and initiatives aligned to CSIRO’s HSE Plan, ensuring consistency across sites in the region
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to their culture and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. View our vision towards reconciliation . Role highlights Great ongoing opportunity to build computing platforms for a global science project
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scientific program of global significance. The Assembly, Integration and Verification (AIV) team plays a critical role during the construction phase of the telescope, integrating complex systems into the SKA
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fundamentals. Computer literate and conversant in the use of computerised maintenance management systems. Competence in the application of Risk Management techniques Experience in creation and management
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, Technology, National Facilities and Collections, and with the full support of CSIRO’s Executive Team, you will shape how we plan, prioritise and invest in the scientific infrastructure and capability
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bring: Essential A Bachelors degree in Electronic Engineering or similar (or equivalent relevant work experience), plus substantial experience as an electronic, embedded systems, and/or software engineer
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application of manual handling techniques and lifting equipment. Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office applications, with the ability to access, interpret and apply company standard operational
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and national interoperability programs. Working within Australia's largest digital health research program, you'll collaborate with other clinicians and industry experts across areas such as chronic
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level of cultural capability, including the ability to work respectfully with Wajarri Yamaji, understand obligations of the ILUA and Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP), and recognise the cultural