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computing (HPC) platforms, integrating data processing workflows, and supporting telescope operations during construction. This role offers the chance to work in an agile, globally distributed team
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technology, it promises to have a major impact on society, in science and beyond. In Australia, the SKAO is collaborating with CSIRO to operate and support the construction of the low frequency telescope (SKA
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cables, and electronic components. Supporting Field Engineers and contractors, and mentoring junior technicians during assembly, construction, and maintenance activities. Contributing to the development
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contractors, and mentoring junior technicians during assembly, construction, and maintenance activities. Contributing to the development and implementation of telescope-wide maintenance routines and safety
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services and cutting-edge lab construction to facility upgrades, scientific equipment, and services for the CSIRO Research Vessel and Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex. Partnering closely with
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easy access to Sydney (1-hour flight or 4.5-hour drive) and Canberra (3-hour drive). There are also strong employment opportunities for partners and family members in mining, construction, transport, and
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, and pool access during observatory visits. The region also offers strong employment opportunities for partners and family members in mining, construction, transport, and agriculture. Your high-level
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optimised business models — including licensing, venture creation, and deal structures — while leading deal teams to successful completion. You will also mentor and support Partnerships & Business Development
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correlators. Working as part of a skilled, collaborative team, you’ll play a hands-on role in the design, construction, integration, testing, and maintenance of these systems—supporting both day-to-day
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technology, it promises to have a major impact on society, in science and beyond. In Australia, the SKAO is collaborating with CSIRO to operate and support the construction of the low frequency telescope (SKA