Experimental Scientist Physical OceanographyAbout this exciting opportunityAs our experimental scientist in physical oceanography, you will undertake data collection, processing, and analysis to deliver high-quality physical observational data streams that meet the requirements of internal and external stakeholders, and funding providers.This role supports and enables AIMS to maintain its core capability in long-term ocean observing by leading fieldwork to maintain weather observing systems and directing and contributing to the development, assembly, and some design work of the instruments and sensors to be deployed.About youYou will hold a tertiary qualification in physics, mathematics, physical oceanography, engineering, or equivalent disciplines, along with an understanding of oceanography. You will have demonstrated experience in MATLAB and/or Python programming, data analysis, and database applications.Our ideal applicant will have well-developed written communication skills, including the ability to produce scientific and field reports, proficient organizational skills, and the capability to manage field-work logistics, planning, and scheduling while being committed to quality outcomes.Due to the fieldwork nature of this position, you will be required to hold SCUBA diving qualifications or have the ability to obtain a Commercial Diver certification to AS2815.1 or AQF Certified Scientific Diver qualifications. You must be able to engage in offshore field trips often undertaken in demanding conditions for extended periods and at moderate heights.Apply now and join a world-leading organization with attractive working conditions. In line with our Enterprise Agreement, the successful candidate will be rewarded with:AIMS AOF Level 3 Enhanced to AOF Level 4 salary ($76,454 to $110,957 per annum) plus 15.4% superannuationLocated in Townsville (Qld)9-day fortnight, enjoy a long weekend each fortnightFlexible Work Arrangements considered, including hybrid working (where suitable)Generous and supportive leave entitlementsAccess to a commuter car fleet arrangement to travel to the site (Townsville only)Salary Sacrifice opportunitiesAccess to Fitness Passport program, offering discounted membership to selected gymsNon-Australian Citizens must hold an appropriate Visa with working entitlements that allow paid employment with AIMS from commencement and for the full term of the appointment, depending on the current policies of the Department of Home Affairs.Next step:Further information about this exciting and challenging opportunity is outlined in the Candidate Information Pack, which is available to download below. If, after reviewing the position description included in the pack, you believe your qualifications, experience, and professional capabilities will enable you to successfully deliver the position responsibilities, we would be very interested in hearing from you.Further information on the application process and tips for addressing Selection Criteria is available on our website: Recruitment process | AIMS.Please ensure that your completed documents (selection criteria responses, resume, and cover letter) are ready to attach to your online application form via our e-recruitment system, accessible through the 'apply now' button below.Position enquiries can be directed to Simon Spagnol, Research Team Leader – Oceanography and Shelf Processes, at s.spagnol@aims.gov.au. Applications must be made through our website as described above.
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