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Hands-on technical role supporting world‑leading carbon capture research. Apply and build practical technical skills. Work as part of a collaborative technical team within CSIRO’s Energy Research Unit. You will have the opportunity to build a rewarding career while contributing to nationally significant carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) research. As part of the Carbon Capture Materials Acceleration Centre (CCMAC), you’ll be involved in the day‑to‑day operation of advanced experimental equipment, gaining hands‑on experience with automated mechatronic systems, instrumentation, and laboratory processes.
Job Responsibility:
Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot automated mechatronic and laboratory equipment
Calibrate and verify instrumentation to ensure accurate and reliable measurements
Support day-to-day operations of the carbon capture facility, ensuring equipment uptime and workflow efficiency
Manage inventory, consumables, and spare parts to support ongoing research activities
Assemble, modify, and implement incremental improvements to experimental devices and procedures
Work closely with scientists and engineers to provide practical technical support without requiring independent research
Follow established safety protocols and contribute to a safe, well-organized laboratory environment
Perform other duties as directed
Requirements:
A relevant trade certificate/diploma/bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant work experience in TAFE-qualified or equivalent in mechanical, electrical, or mechatronic fields with hands-on laboratory and instrumentation experience
Hands-on experience operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting laboratory or mechatronic equipment, calibrating instruments, assembling and managing lab inventory and safety
Proficiency in instrument operation and calibration, mechanical assembly and troubleshooting, laboratory equipment maintenance, and safe, organized technical work practices.
Nice to have:
Experience in carbon capture, energy, or materials research environments
Knowledge of mechatronic systems, automation, or control software
Experience with data collection, logging, and basic analysis from instruments
Exposure to chemical or materials handling in a lab or pilot facility