CESRE will give you the opportunity to perform first class science.
Careers at CSIRO Earth Science and Resource Engineering
CSIRO Earth Science and Resource Engineering provides world-class research and development solutions to the resource industry in Australia and internationally.
- 22 July 2010 | Updated 14 October 2011
Careers at CESRE
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Whether you are in the early stages of your career or an experienced professional, CSIRO will provide you with the opportunity to further enhance your expertise in research and development as well as gain commercial exposure.
CSIRO's Division of Earth Science and Resource Engineering (CESRE) is one of 15 research divisions within CSIRO. The divisions perform large-scale, long-term, multidisplinary science to address Australia's major science challenges.
CESRE provides science and engineering solutions for the continuing growth of Australia's resource industry whilst delivering benefits to the economy, society and the environment.
The division's major strength is its capacity to bring together multidisciplinary teams to address complex problems within the resources industry.
Our research capability is spread across four research programs:
- Mineral System Science
- Mining Science and Engineering
- Petroleum Engineering
- Petroleum Geoscience.
Our research groups collaborate with universities, government agencies and industry - both Australian and international - as well as with other CSIRO divisions.
CESRE's capability, state-of-the-art laboratories and facilities are located across Australia in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne.
Working with CESRE will give you the opportunity to conduct first class science with cutting edge instrumentation and technologies to deliver benefits to both industry and community.
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