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relevant work experience. You will have: Sound technical knowledge of desktop hardware and both standard and customised (in-house) software - knowledge of the University’s Standard Operating Environment (SOE
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specifically targeting anomaly detection and predictive modelling to drive real world pharmaceutical outcomes. Working within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment across Monash and CSL Behring, you'll
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provides the opportunity to contribute to a collaborative research environment focused on advancing understanding of neurodegenerative conditions and supporting research that aims to improve outcomes
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a team-based drug discovery or chemical biology environment, such as that found at MIPS An understanding of pharmacology and/or drug development will be highly regarded. This is an opportunity
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the university's enterprise network, storage platforms, and data centre environments within the Infrastructure Platforms team at Clayton. Your accountability spans a skilled technical team, vendor relationships, and
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an accomplished executive operational leader and strategist with a strong background in higher education, complex matrix organisations or large-scale customer acquisition environments. You bring: Demonstrated
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, high‑performing People Systems environment that enhances workforce insights, operational efficiency, and the overall employee experience. Acting as a critical bridge between key project teams, you will
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-day operations of our facilities, support the delivery of high-quality programs and services, and help ensure a safe, welcoming and professionally managed environment for students, staff, members and
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outcomes in a busy environment. You will have a strong commitment to customer service excellence and a proactive approach to service delivery. With well-developed communication, analytical and problem
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hardware-aware AI design, this project explores scalable approaches to improve perception accuracy, system reliability, and responsiveness in dynamic environments. Researchers and students will investigate