This role will suit an outstanding scientist who will play a significant role in astrophysics and/or space technology research, strengthen national and international collaborations in the field, and contribute to the University's educational and research mission.

You will play a leading role in delivering strong research and teaching programmes in astrophysics and space technology that are well-integrated with the overall programmes within the Department of Physics, and in building and maintaining a productive, supportive, and equitable working and learning environment within the Department, Faculty and University.

This is a full-time (40 hrs per week) permanent role

The remuneration range is $99,788 - $112,730 per annum, dependent on skills and experience