Acoustics Officers, Jill and Alison in the acoustics lab Photo: Pete Harmsen

There are many jobs in Australia supporting Australia’s Antarctic program. The Antarctic Division’s objective is to support the Antarctic Treaty System, which governs Antarctica, and enhance our standing in it. To do this we need to have a crew of staff who are committed to sound environmental practices, robust policies, a strong voice in international forums and a well-informed community.

Current vacancies

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Assistant Director – Antarctic Arts and Education Engagement
Aviation Survey Officer
Data Applications and Infrastructure Team Lead
Data Officer
Cargo Operations Team Lead
Cargo Planning Officer
Fisheries Stock Assessment Scientist
Senior Cargo Planning Officer
Million Year Ice Core Drill System Mechanical Technician
Program Leader – Antarctic Climate
Assistant Director – RSV Nuyina Interfaces and Program Management
Million Year Ice Core Drill System Engineer

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Expeditioner smiling at camera
Delegates at table reading papers
3 people sitting in a room with large windows, with reusable coffee cups on the table in front of them.
A scientist stands in an aquarium lab. He looks into a large blue tub in which small organisms are swimming.
2 people stand in a medical room, smiling to the camera.
A group wearing hi-vis and hard hats look at a drill that is several metres long. There are blue shipping containers in the background.
2 people hold a map of Antarctica. Several other maps are on the walls around them.
A scientist in black and yellow cold weather gear and gloves holds a piece of ice above a blue esky.
2 people wearing hi-vis are in a warehouse. One is driving a forklift.
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