[melbourne-pug] Job Opportunity: Bureau of Meteorology

Paul pwdyson at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 29 05:20:28 CEST 2010


Below are the Job Profile and Selection Criteria for a three month position for a Python developer at the Bureau of Meteorology's Head Office, located in the Docklands, Melbourne. The pay is at a rate of $68699 to $77002 per annum, depending upon previous Public Service experience.

More extensive advertising for this position is due to be finalised on Thursday. However, if there is a suitable applicant before Thursday, then the wider advertising can be canceled and that applicant can be employed much sooner than if we advertise more widely and wait for responses. (The Public Service employment rules are somewhat flexible for positions of less than 12 months duration.)

If you are interested, please send your CV and contact details to me (p.dyson at bom.gov.au) before Thursday (1/4/2010).


Cheers,
Paul


Dr Paul Dyson
Senior Scientist
Solar Radiation
Data Quality and Improvement Section
Observations and Engineering Branch
Bureau of Meteorology

email: p.dyson at bom.gov.au
phone: (03) 9669 4447

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Job Profile: ITO2

APS LEVEL 6 (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICER CLASS 2)

DATA QUALITY AND IMPROVEMENT SECTION

OBSERVATIONS AND ENGINEERING BRANCH

JOB PROFILE

The person will work in the Data Quality and Improvement Section, a part of the Observations and Engineering Branch. This section provides high quality, special climate and environment related observational data for the Australian region for information, monitoring, prediction and research purposes; investigates new monitoring technologies including remote sensing; develops satellite and other specialised applications; and ensures excellence in the performance and utility of all the Bureau’s meteorological instrumentation.

The person will be responsible for the conversion of Solar Radiation data into a format suitable for ingest into the National Climate Centre’s ADAM database. This will involve the production of a software package, followed by its application to the Solar Radiation data set. The person will be expected to liaise with both internal and external stakeholders and will be required to maintain documentation. Good oral and written communication skills and an ability to work as part of a small team under supervision is required.


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Selection Criteria: ITO2

1. Demonstrated ability in developing Python software applications, including the ability to manipulate data in various formats and structures.

2. Demonstrated understanding of database design and experience with developing database applications.

3. Proven ability to work cooperatively in a team environment.

4. Communication skills of a high order, including ability to document software.

5. Be aware of, and apply as necessary, the principles and practices of the various elements of the Bureau's Social Justice Strategy.


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