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The Pawsey Supercomputing Centre is a world-class high-performance computing facility supporting Australian researchers across fields like radio astronomy, energy, engineering, bioinformatics, and
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The SKA-Low Head of Engineering Operations will lead a high-performing team of engineers, technicians, and logistics specialists in building, maintaining, and enhancing the SKA-Low telescope
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novel technologies This Studentship is in the Electrical Connections Team, part of the CSIRO Mineral Resources Processing Program. There are 6 groups in the program, each group consists of 4-6 teams
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service excellence, customer advocacy, and leading high-performing teams in a purpose-driven environment, this is your opportunity to make a lasting impact at Australia's national science agency.
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authorship of peer-reviewed journal articles, scientific reports, grant applications, or inventorship on patent applications. A strong track record of leading high-impact technical initiatives and translating
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to highly complex, multi-year projects with interconnected procurement and contracting arrangements. You will join a small, high-performing team of ICT procurement and contract management specialists
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, both written and verbal. Ability to develop and deliver high-quality presentations and reports. Tools and methodologies: Demonstrated proficiency in program and project management tools (e.g. JIRA, MS
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) will be responsible for developing a compute storage solution for a large scale, high performance compute cluster for the SKA-Low Telescope. The solution will uphold and maintain storage platform
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Our dynamic ‘Digital Crops’ team is seeking an experienced and motivated Research Scientist, with a passion for applying emerging computer vision techniques for crops, to join their team in
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high-impact research, contribute to system development and commissioning, and help steer the transition into the SKA era. Approximately 30% of your time will be dedicated to personal research. You’ll