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Hydrodynamic
Modeller
Research Support Officer
CSIRO Land and Water
Canberra, ACT
$46-$53K plus superannuation
The
position is located in the Aquatic Systems Modelling research group
within the Waterway Management and Landscape Management program in the
Division of Land & Water. The Aquatic Systems Modelling Group is
primarily concerned with the improved management of water quality in
Australia's rivers, reservoirs and estuaries. The group develops and
applies quantitative and predictive models of hydrodynamics, biogeochemical
cycling and ecological impact that facilitate the effective management
of Australia's surface waters.
There
is a need for a motivated research support officer with demonstrated
skills in numerical simulation and data management to support the group
in the development and application of the suite of models used by the
group. We are looking for a graduate with qualifications in mathematics,
physics, computer science, or engineering to provide computational assistance
to the group in its hydrodynamical, biochemical and ecological investigations
within rivers, reservoirs and estuaries. The tasks for the position
will include data assimilation, computer code development, statistical
analysis, model application for projects and report writing. Participation
in field work and literature reviews is also a possibility.
This
position is for a three year term.
A job
description and selection criteria are available by telephoning (02)
6246 5711, email: reception@cbr.clw.csiro.au
or from CSIRO Land & Water Webpage: http://www.clw.csiro.au/employment.
Further
information on the position is available from Myriam Bormans on (02)
6246 5610 or email: myriam.bormans@cbr.clw.csiro.au
Please
send written applications addressing the duty statement and selection
criteria, including curriculum vitae, telephone contact number, the
names of at least two referees (including their fax numbers), and quoting
position number CLW/01/06 to:
The HR Advisor
CSIRO Land and Water
GPO Box 1666
Canberra ACT 2601
Closing
date 6 April 2001
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