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Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, with a focus on computer vision. The successful candidate will bring expertise in one or more of the following areas: Vision-Language Models and Multimodality
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Overview: Join School of Computing Technologies to lead impactful Human–Computer Interaction research, drive responsible AI and inclusive technology innovation, and mentor the next generation of
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new systems, processes and procedures with training and support. Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office, email and online systems. The ability to work collaboratively and contribute
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. The Department delivers undergraduate and postgraduate programs across electrical, power, control and automation; analog/digital, RF and microelectronics; embedded, computer and software; and communication and
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and multiple functions simultaneously and under pressure Demonstrated high level of computer literacy – Excel, word processing, presentation software, email, internet and correspondence management
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estimation. Experience with convex or semidefinite optimisation, variational methods, or computational complexity. Proficiency in relevant scientific programming or quantum-software tools, such as Python
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creative solutions Demonstrated high-level computer skills using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, a variety of booking and reconciliations systems, internet and email with the focus on accuracy and attention
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ability to show initiative and creativity in solving problems Demonstrated commitment to quality assurance, compliance and continuous improvement Demonstrated experience in the use of a range of computer
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Computer Systems 1 Bachelor of Engineering (single or double degree) Double degrees must include one of the engineering disciplines permitted and the Bachelor of Business (Management) Aerospace Mechanical
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PhD students and faculty conduct world leading research in many areas of Computing and Computing applications, including in: Information Interaction and Information Retrieval Human-Computer Interaction