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Role: The role is for a casual academic to provide pedagogical support and work closely with the Unit Coordinator (MGMT1002) to design and deliver teaching content on a large first year unit
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capacity management. Proven experience in large-scale production environments. Strong organisational skills and experience in project management. Ability to lead and mentor team members. Advanced problem
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Containment Zone (see toadfree.zone). With guidance from the team, you will develop and support a large fauna monitoring program being undertaken by four Indigenous Ranger groups. You will provide on-ground
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Campaign Monitor, Site Improve, or Canva, or have experience in higher education or large, complex organisations. Role Requirements: Current Permanent Australian working rights. Please note that visa
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satisfaction. Your new Team - CCDM: CCDM at Curtin University brings together university expertise in plant pathology, microbiology, molecular genetics, bioinformatics, data science, geographical information
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Job Reference: 1057127 About the Role: We are seeking a detail-oriented business analyst with project management exposure. The role facilitates the scoping and priority-setting for large scale and
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relevant to the discipline and a record of contribution to the scholarship of teaching in the discipline. Demonstrated ability / experience / capacity to undertake unit coordination role, including for large
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data from data warehouses (Big Query preferred) (desired). Experience delivering and continually improving reporting dashboards using visualisation tools such as Google Looker Studio, PowerBI. Ability
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championing their Companies’ Wellbeing Strategy and wellbeing initiatives/activities. Our ideal candidate will enjoy presenting to medium/large forums, have excellent relationship-building skills, thrive in a
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University policies, procedures, and deadlines Verify curriculum information and prepare and finalise documentation supporting curriculum development and proposals, for presentation at University Committees