The role will involve technical support and logistical planning of the MEG Laboratory, training staff and students in MEG system hardware and software, performing routine tests for specific research projects, providing recommendations and reports to the MEG Committee and advising them on options for resolution of technical problems. Importantly, the incumbent will be motivated to develop his/her own research into new analysis methods and enhanced MEG signal quality. 

Selection Criteria:

Essential:

• Minimum requirement is a Master's degree in Neuroscience, Engineering, Physics or related field.
• Understanding of the electromagnetic theory needed for signal analysis.
• Knowledge of signal processing techniques/methods.
• Experience with MEG and/or functional neuroimaging acquisition and analysis.
• Excellent reporting, numerical, statistical and computing skills (including MATLAB and experimental control software).
• Experience in developing, implementing and maintaining protocols, polices and procedures
• Good organisational skills including planning, prioritisation, time management and initiative.

Desirable: 

• Ability to design and deliver training
• Ability to communicate and engage with preschool children.

Package: Level 7, base salary from $79,437 – $86,127 p.a. plus 17% employer's superannuation and annual leave loading. 

Appointment Type: 3 years Full-time, fixed term. Position available immediately.

Applications Close: 11:55pm 22 September 2013 (Australian Eastern Standard Time)

Full details: http://jobs.mq.edu.au/cw/en/job/493390/senior-scientific-advisor