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at Scion focused on developing innovative systems for detecting, mapping, and characterising New Zealand's planted forests. These projects combine high-resolution remote sensing data, such as aerial
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mechanical components, sensors, and data acquisition systems, and collaborate with Scion researchers throughout the project. The internship will conclude with a final report and presentation summarising
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performance data on a wide range of wood species and treatments under New Zealand-specific conditions. It addresses knowledge gaps by assessing the durability of specialty and locally grown species
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the right person for this position. For further information contact Heather Burton - heather.burton@scionresearch.com Applications close: Sunday, 2 November 2025.
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storage and data protection systems. An in-depth knowledge of VMWare, Office 365 and MS Server. Linux experience highly desirable. Project management experience in infrastructure deployments and upgrades. A
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the spores will be removed and plated for germination. The student will learn to assess germination success and enter data for analysis. If the experiments with poplar rust go well, there may be opportunity