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Project Officer (HEW 6) - University of Melbourne
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Author: Computer Science
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 23:49
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PROJECT OFFICER (HEW 6)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

The Position:  You will be responsible for a range of tasks associated
with
- industry liaison to promote teaching and research within Software
Engineering and
- the development and promotion of departmental projects and
publications such as undergraduate brochures and research reports.

Duties will also include maintenance of material on the Web and
collection of data for University reporting purposes and surveys.

The Person:  You will have a tertiary qualification or an equivalent
level of experience together with well developed communication and
interpersonal skills.  You will be required to demonstrate an ability to
work independently within a framework of broad guidelines.  Previous
interaction with industry would be an advantage.  Prior experience
working in an education institution is desirable. Proficiency in a
number of software packages for desktop publishing, Web browsing, word
processing, database, and spreadsheet applications is essential.

The Benefits:  Salary $42,510-46,016 p.a. (HEW 6) plus 17 percent
employer
superannuation contributions.

Duration:  This is a full-time continuing position.  Persons interested
in undertaking a part of this job on a part-time basis are invited to
apply.

Contact:  A position description is available at http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/
or by contacting 8344 9101.  For further information contact Professor
L. Sterling 8344 9100 or e-mail lshod@cs.mu.oz.au

Application to: Deputy Principal, Human Resources, University of
Melbourne, Victoria, 3010, Fax +61 3 8344 6080 by 3rd October, 2001,
quote position no. Y4335030 and include names and numbers of two
referees.
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