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- Closing 2004 July 19: Astronomy
Grid Research Programmer, The University of Melbourne - Parkville, VIC
The School of Physics at the University
of Melbourne invites applications for the position of Astronomy Grid
Research Programmer. The appointee will play a significant role in the
selection and deployment of grid technologies for data warehousing for
Australian astronomy. The appointee will have a Bachelors degree in
Science, Computer Science or Software Engineering
- Closing 2004 July 21: Theory
VO Scientific Programmer, Swinburne University of Technology - Hawthorn,
VIC
The Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
at Swinburne University of Technology invites applications for the position
of Theory VO Scientific Programmer. The appointee will play a significant
role in the selection and deployment of grid technologies for theoretical
astrophysics in Australia. The appointee will have a Bachelors degree
in Science, Computer Science or Software Engineering.
- Closing 2004 March 14: Software
Engineer, Australia Telescope National Facility - Epping, NSW (Open
to Australian Residents Only)
ATNF is seeking a Software Engineer to develop
astronomical application software for the Virtual Observatory (VO).
This position involves 1) implementation of visualization display canvases
in Java and 2) implementation of VO data access protocols and deployment
to online data archives.
- Closing 2004 March 14: Software
Engineer, Australia Telescope National Facility - Epping, NSW (Open
to Australian Residents Only)
ATNF is seeking a Software Engineer to develop
astronomical application software for the Virtual Observatory. This
activity will extend prototype visualisation software developed in the
last year and deploy it to radio astronomical data archives.
- Closing 2003 January 31: Research
Assistant, University of Queensland Astrophysics Group
A position is available as part of a joint
research project between the Schools of Physical Sciences and ITEE to
develop new machine learning techniques for application in astrophysics.
This work is part of the broader development of tools for Australia's
part in the future International Virtual Observatory. Specifically the
project will focus on the design of new software to correlate data from
two different surveys of galaxies to investigate how the rate of star
formation in the galaxies is related to environment.
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