Global Soil Partnership

Research Scientist - Digital soil sensing, mapping, modelling

The Position

The role of Research Scientist Staff in CSIRO is to conduct innovative research leading to scientific achievements that are aligned with CSIRO's strategies. This may involve being engaged in scientific activity ranging from fundamental research to the investigation of specific industry or community problems.

The role will use original and pre-existing science to complete research investigations and develop innovative concepts and ideas for further research. The scope of the work focuses on the development of a system that integrates spatial soil sensing information with models to enable the monitoring of soil condition. The aim of this research is to develop tools to improve agricultural productivity and carbon sequestration and combat land degradation.

This role will make an active contribution to the planning and preparation of research proposals, including detailed design and experimental protocols and you will liaise with clients to determine their needs and take responsibility for client satisfaction. This role will also provide the opportunity to build and maintain networks, play a lead role in securing project funds, provide scientific leadership and pursue new ideas and approaches that create new concepts.

To view the full position description and selection criteria for this role please click here: Position details document

Location:    Black Mountain, ACT
Salary:        AU $92,591 - AU $100,199 p.a. plus up to 15.4% superannuation
Tenure:       4 Year Specified Term
Ref No.:       31763

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How to apply:

To apply for this position you will be required to submit your resume and cover letter, as one document, highlighting your experience as relevant to the role requirements.

Applications close: 11:59pm AEST on Monday 13th February 2017

13/02/2017
Country
Australia