Department of Primary Industries and RegionsJob reference:
588173Location:
5024 - WEST BEACHJob status:
Long Term ContractEligibility:
Open to Everyone
The OpportunityWe have a rare and exciting opportunity for a Senior ResearchOfficer to join a specialised, high-performing team, supportingcritical state and national research projects across the Aquaticand Livestock Sciences Division.As the Senior Research Officer, you will provide high-levelscientific support to the Pelagic Fishes Sub-Program, the broaderFisheries Program, and across the Aquatic and Livestock SciencesDivision.This includes coordinating and undertaking a range of field,research and laboratory work that delivers high-quality scientificdata and information to inform and facilitate the sustainablemanagement of fishery resources in southern Australian waters. TheSenior Research Officer contributes directly to biological andecological research on small pelagic fishes to support stockassessment and sustainable management of fisheries resources,including South Australia's Sardine Fishery.BenefitsFree parking available onsite at West Beach.Hybrid working model with flexible working options topromote work life balance.Salary sacrificing options available.Opportunity to advance your career and work with some ofthe state's leading experts in research and developmentto support the primary industries across the state.Our Commitment to DiversityThe Department of Primary Industries and Regions is an equalopportunity employer and is committed to building a diverse andinclusive workplace. We embrace diversity and welcome applicationsfrom all people, irrespective of culture, faith, sexualorientation, gender identity, disability, or age.Special ConditionsSuccessful applicant will be required to satisfactorilycomplete a National Police Check (NPC) prior to being made anoffer of employment.Australian residency or current works permit is required(responsibility of applicant to provide evidence of a currentwork permit).Opportunity up to June 2026.To be successful you will need:A post-graduate degree in science with a major infisheries, zoology or related disciplineExpertise in fisheries research, biology and ecology offinfish species, with an in-depth knowledge of stockassessmentA track record in working under reduced professionaldirection and applying initiative in the planning and conductof complex field research, data collection and analysis, andpreparing findings for technical reports and presentations,including a high level of numerical and statistical skills andthe use of a diverse range of PC applications such as MicrosoftOffice, including Word, Excel, Access, Outlook and R.Proven research and communication skills. This positionwill require the ability to communicate to various keystakeholders across Government, industry and academia.To undertake interstate, statewide and internationaltravel, including work outside of normal working hours such asfield trips on research and commercial vessels that includeovernight absences and extensive periods of time spent at sea.Flexibility will be considered, where possible, to accommodatediverse schedules and responsibilities outside of work.To follow work, health and safety obligations and relevantorganisational procedures/protocolsTo be willing to participate in emergency preparedness,response and recovery activities required by governmentagenciesTo possess a current C class driver's licence and bewilling to drive.To complete additional training as required (e.g.coxswains, elements of shipboard safety, emergencymanagement).RemunerationPO2 - $86,950 min - $96,223 max per annum, plus superannuationEnquiriesGretchen GrammerPrincipal Scientist & Sub-program Leader, Pelagic FishesPhone: +61 8 8429 0797Email: : InstructionsAll applications must be submitted online.If you are interested in this opportunity, please outline yourskills and experience in relation to the Professional and TechnicalKnowledge, Achievement Orientation and Communication capabilitiesof the attached role description.Applicants must include the contact information of at least 3referees with 1 being your immediate supervisor/manager and acompleted "Pre-Employment Declaration in the SA PublicSector" form.
Applications close:
26/04/2024 11:45 PM
Attachments:- Application Guidelines.pdf- Pre-Employment-Declaration.pdf- RD - PO2 Senior Research Officer.pdf
Flexibility StatementThe South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.
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