Principal Data Infra & Software Engineer - UAV & GIS

Adelaide University Careers; Adelaide; Presencial; AUD 138.000 - 147.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

University of Adelaide is seeking a Principal Data Infrastructure and Software Engineer within the Australian Plant Phenomics Network (APPN). You will lead the design and development of software for standards-based processing and management of UAV imagery and related data, aiming to deliver interoperable pipelines and reusable datasets for national research collaborations.

You will work with a distributed network of partners, including AuScope, the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network and

Formación

• Significant experience delivering Python software for image/data processing.
• Strong data architecture knowledge: big data storage, governance, integration.
• Experience leading software engineers and promoting best practices.
• Excellent written/verbal communication for multi-stakeholder collaboration.
• IT infrastructure ops: networks, databases, virtualization, containers.
• Experience with spatial imagery and UAV data processing.
• Familiarity with data provenance and metadata standards.

Responsabilidades

• Lead design and development of software to support imaging/data processing for UAV platforms.
• Develop interoperable processing pipelines and metadata for national data sharing.
• Collaborate with partners to deliver digital platforms and data services for research.

Conocimientos

Python software

Data architecture

Team leadership

Technical communication

IT infrastructure

Metadata standards

Spatial imagery processing

Descripción del empleo

University of Adelaide is seeking a Principal Data Infrastructure and Software Engineer within the Australian Plant Phenomics Network (APPN). You will lead the design and development of software for standards-based processing and management of UAV imagery and related data, aiming to deliver interoperable pipelines and reusable datasets for national research collaborations.

You will work with a distributed network of partners, including AuScope, the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network and