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simulations to analyse underwater vehicle performance Access to world-class facilities at DSTG Fishermans Bend and the Australian Maritime College Full time and Fixed-Term (June 2028) based in Victoria with
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David Levinson , the successful candidate will contribute to the development of hybrid quantum-classical modelling approaches that support improved analysis, simulation, optimisation, and decision making
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the ‘Skills & Experience’ section of the PD) via the application portal. Applications close: 11:30pm on 22 September A copy of the Position Description can be found on JOBS@UNSW. Get in Touch: For queries
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of hybrid quantum-classical modelling approaches that support improved analysis, simulation, optimisation, and decision making under uncertainty. The role will suit a researcher with strong technical
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of hybrid quantum–classical modelling approaches that support improved analysis, simulation, optimisation, and decision making under uncertainty. The role will suit a researcher with strong technical
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Fluent or equivalent tools. Process simulation or techno-economic assessment using Aspen Plus, Aspen HYSYS or equivalent approaches. Automated experimental testing, instrument control or data acquisition
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for the role against the selection criteria listed under ‘Skills & Experience’ in the Position Description via the application portal. Applications close: 11:30pm on the 27th of September. A copy of the Position
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, metallisation, interconnection, characterisation, and related manufacturing processes. Research activities may include process development, device analysis, simulation and modelling, and technoeconomic assessment
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concepts based on astrophotonic technologies (including the photonic lantern and photonic integrated optics), by way of computer simulations, laboratory prototyping and on-sky testing perform detailed
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-resolution imaging implement and test novel instrument concepts based on astrophotonic technologies (including the photonic lantern and photonic integrated optics), by way of computer simulations, laboratory