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TEACHING SPECIALIST - ECONOMICS
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$66,809 - $90,657 (Level A)
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| The Economics Department has an opening for a Level A Teaching Specialist. |
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URBAN DATA OFFICER - AURIN
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$77,207 - $83,573 (HEW 6)
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| Exciting opportunity to join the team at AURIN to process, manage and distribute data to users via the AURIN platform. |
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DEPUTY PROPERTY MANAGER
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$95,844 - $103,739 (HEW 8)
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| An exciting and varied role delivering operational management of the University's property portfolio and expert commercial advice on property strategies |
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RESEARCH FELLOW
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$95,434 - $113,323 (Level B)
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| Work across two projects, each examining different aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. You will be responsible for day-to-day project management, working with key stakeholders, data collection and analysis, writing reports and developing resources with community members. This work will be conducted in the context of a strong team of Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers. |
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PROJECT MANAGER
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$111,812 - $116,332 (HEW 9)
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| Seeking a highly capable project manager with enterprise level experience across a range of project types and methodologies. |
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RESEARCH ASSISTANT
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$66,809 - $90,657 (Level A)
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| The Melbourne Graduate School of Education is seeking to appointment a talented Research Assistant who will support research and general projects in the Assessment Research Centre. |
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PROGRAMMER
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$77,207 - $83,573 (HEW 6)
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| The Melbourne Graduate School of Education is seeking to appointment a talented Programmer who will be responsible for the development and maintenance of software associated with online assessment and multi-player collaborative educational online games. |
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LIAISON LIBRARIAN, LAW
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$77,207 - $83,573 (HEW 6)
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| Liaison Librarians work within teams of discipline based information professionals that provide scholarly literacy programs, research support, collection management and Faculty liaison to students, academics and researchers. They work to ensure that teaching, learning and research are enhanced through skilled and ethical use of library services and resources. |
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STRATEGIC PROJECTS & COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| An opportunity for a Strategic Projects and Communications Coordinator to support the Faculty of Business and Economics |
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ENROLMENT COORDINATOR (2 POSITIONS)
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$66,562 - $76,454 (HEW 5)
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| Join a dynamic team involved in managing enrolments for coursework students across the University. |
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FUTURE STUDENTS OFFICER
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$66,562 - $76,454 (HEW 5)
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| Are you looking for an exciting career opportunity within a large progressive Faculty? The Faculty of Science is recruiting a Future Students Officer who will play an integral role in the recruitment and selection of both our undergraduate and graduate students. Full Time (fixed term) position available for 12 months. |
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POLICY OFFICER
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| This is a high quality customer service and administrative support role with a focus on implementation of the University's Policy Framework. |
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INFRASTRUCTURE APPLICATIONS ANALYST/DEVELOPER
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| Under the broad direction of Team Lead, Infrastructure/CRM Applications, the Infrastructure Applications Analyst/Developer is responsible for the operational support of the University of Melbourne’s applications suite across all domains within the Administrative and Research Application portfolio, within the Infrastructure Services division of University Services. The Infrastructure Applications Analyst/Developer is part of a larger team providing 2nd and 3rd level support and maintenance for all enterprise applications and local systems, ensuring these systems work as designed and are available as required.
The role will require the Infrastructure Applications Analyst/Developer to administer, support and maintain the agreed portfolio of applications supported by Infrastructure/CRM Applications Team. The Infrastructure Applications Analyst/Developer perform technical and/or functional analysis when and if required to resolve issues and restore services as soon as practicable. |
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DOOKIE OPERATIONS OFFICER
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$77,207 - $83,573 (HEW 6)
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| The Dookie Operations Officer is the principal point of contact at the Dookie Campus (one of The University’s regional campuses) for building facilities & maintenance services. The role contributes to the development and implementation of preventative maintenance programs for assets, buildings and grounds including all associated operational activities at the Campus. The role is responsible for administering, supervising and monitoring the services provided by contractors ensuring that maintenance works are performed efficiently, cost effectively and meeting quality standards. |
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RESEARCH ASSISTANT/RESEARCH FELLOW
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$66,809 - $90,657 (Level A)
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| Full-time fixed term (12 months) position for Research Fellow/Research Assistant in Epilepsy and Behaviour laboratory in the Melbourne Brain Centre (Parkville). |
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INDUSTRY PLACEMENT COORDINATOR
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| The Industry Placement Coordinator is responsible for administering the internship program for the School's Masters by coursework students. |
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (AMSI)
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| The Business Development Officer is responsible for developing new partnerships with industry and building the new business pipeline for the AMSI Intern Program. |
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TEAM LEADER, STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ADVICE
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| Lead a team of Student Development Advisors in the delivery of student advice that engages and supports an individual student's success. |
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BUSINESS & STRATEGY ANALYST
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$85,189 - $92,216 (HEW 7)
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| The Faculty of Business and Economics is seeking a Business & Strategy Analyst with experience in developing a range of reports on key business metrics to assist with the implementation of the Faculty’s strategic plan. |
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ADVANCEMENT RESEARCHER
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$77,207 - $83,573 (HEW 6)
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| The Advancement Researcher will play a significant role in helping the University to identify and understand individuals, corporations and foundations possessing a capacity and willingness to support the University during the critical Campaign period. |
