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and software expertise to complex scientific challenges Join a multidisciplinary team advancing fisheries and species research! About CSIRO As Australia's national science agency, CSIRO is solving
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Management & Technology (IM&T) team, where you'll play a pivotal role in shaping and delivering complex technology initiatives that make a real impact. Working across enterprise IT, software and service
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that underpins NASA's Deep Space Network operations. Working as part of a skilled ICT team, you'll provide desktop and end-user support, manage hardware and software deployments, troubleshoot technical
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technology replacement alone. Lead the elicitation, analysis, documentation and validation of business, functional and non-functional requirements across complex IT, software, service improvement and lifecycle
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adapted experimental methods, equipment or software. Undertaking a wide variety of tasks or tasks with a high degree of specialisation. Participating in planning projects and/or accepting responsibility
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, functional specifications, user stories, acceptance criteria and supporting analysis artefacts for IT/software delivery teams. Contribute to the identification of business benefits, implementation
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of cGMP standards, including electronic quality management systems (eQMS). Experience operating ÄKTA Ready or ÄKTA Pilot chromatography systems and/or proficiency in the use of UNICORN software
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, electronics, or digital/analogue signal systems. Demonstrable computing skills, including the ability to use software tools for data entry, diagnostics, and reporting, and a willingness to learn basic scripting
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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
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, producing clear technical summaries and reports. Contribute to software tools and workflows that support data acquisition, processing, visualisation and monitoring capabilities. Drive continuous improvement