81 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"Meta"-"Meta" positions at Macquarie University in Australia
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) research program and help change lives. Macquarie University is home to the nation’s largest and most comprehensive Motor Neuron Disease Research Centre which is a dynamic, multidisciplinary team dedicated
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a pivotal role in leading the development of high-quality role-based learning and end-user support solutions for the student 360 (S360) program, enabling business users to operate successfully a large
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controls and compliance program in large complex organisation including championing the application of accounting standards and the creation of external annual financial statements for the Macquarie
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Centre Additional concessional days Access to our staff wellbeing program, staff support services, & employee flu shot program Discounted corporate health insurance Bonus discounts and reward points
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, who’ll play a pivotal role in driving the design and tracking of business case financial and non-financial benefits, for a large digital transformation program; and will transition realisation to a
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executive communications and presentations for steering committees, program boards, and other leadership meetings. Stakeholder Communication & Information Exchange Engage with stakeholders to provide updates
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growth of the martial arts program, including liaising with personnel, growing program memberships, and developing new program offerings in line with customer expectations and business needs. Support the
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implementation Program. The role is an excellent opportunity to play a lead in a key Program in Macquarie University’s digital transformation. You will report directly to the Governance Project Manager. Digital
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Discounted health insurance (Medibank) Onsite vacation care Employee Assistance Program Subsidised membership at the Sport & Aquatic Centr Onsite GP, imaging & physio clinics *Please note that this position
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supportive mentoring program to allow the growth of future leaders for dementia research. Furthermore, the multidisciplinary approach of the Centre to study Alzheimer’s disease and related neurodegenerative