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supports its 'Progress for All' strategic plan by focusing on audience centricity and leveraging advanced marketing, content, data, digital experience, and student recruitment functions. This team aims
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Apply now Job no:534332 Work type:Full Time Location:Sydney, NSW Categories:Information Technology The Opportunity The School of Computer Science and Engineering is seeking a Software Engineer for a
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, cures and prevention strategies that have the greatest chance of success. Why Your Role Matters: The Software Engineer – AI and GIS Leader will head a team of engineers to develop and maintain LLM, NLP
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the ambition of its new ’Progress for All’ strategic plan. The team instils audience centricity and leverages UNSW’s Adobe and Sales CRM investment to deliver deeper personalised relationships through
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development contribution to curriculum/program/course design and digital content/resources, including web-based learning management systems High-level problem-solving skills and ability to exercise initiative
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and developing and managing digital content for web and social channels, including demonstrated ability to tailor content and messaging to audiences and channels. Demonstrated experience in event
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digital content for web and social channels, including demonstrated ability to tailor content and messaging to audiences & channels. Demonstrated experience in event/project/program co-ordination with
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experience in designing promotional campaigns and developing digital content for web and social channels, including demonstrated ability to tailor content and messaging to audiences & channels. Demonstrated
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errors. Develop relationships with the customer base through operational excellence to ensure customer satisfaction levels are maximised. Assist users in troubleshooting computer problems (such as MS
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registry data and large linked datasets engage with clinical and consumer stakeholders, project managers and web developers on the translation of the findings from this research program into practice and