At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead a small team at the remote Giles weather station, overseeing observations and instrument maintenance.
- Company: Join the Bureau of Meteorology, a key player in Australia's weather monitoring.
- Benefits: Unique remote experience, competitive salary, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Six-month remote posting with potential for extension; perfect for adventure seekers.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on weather data while enjoying an adventurous lifestyle.
- Qualifications: Supervisory experience and ability to work independently in isolation.
The predicted salary is between 56250 - 68750 $ per year.
The Bureau of Meteorology in Australia seeks an experienced OIC for Giles weather station, a remote posting for approximately six months with a March 2027 deployment and an additional September 2027 deployment option.
The role requires supervisory experience and the ability to live and work in isolation while leading a small team at Giles. You will mentor staff, coordinate Upper Air and Surface Observations, oversee instrument maintenance and data quality monitoring, and liaise with internal stakeholders.
Lead Technical Officer, Remote Giles Weather Station in Hobart employer: Bureau of Meteorology
The Bureau of Meteorology is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to Australia's national weather, climate, and water services. With a strong focus on employee growth, collaboration, and a high-performing team culture, staff are empowered to lead innovative planning and asset management initiatives that directly impact the lives of Australians. Located at the heart of Australia's environmental response, employees enjoy a meaningful work experience while benefiting from comprehensive support for professional development and a commitment to resilience and sustainability.
