Graduate Software Engineer - Modelling and Simulation, Australian Semiconductor Technology Company

The Australian Semiconductor Technology Company (ASTC Pty Ltd) is an exciting high technology company serving the global suppliers and customers of embedded semiconductors. ASTC Pty Ltd provides solutions for simulation, validation and design of semiconductors, software, and systems in the markets for wireless, multimedia, transportation and industrial control. ASTC commenced commercial operations in March of 2006 and today employs around 40 staff based in the Adelaide CBD. Though the ASTC venture is new, the founding team builds on over 10 years of working together as one team servicing multinational companies at the forefront of these industries.

ASTC is looking for highly talented and driven graduate software engineers with a thorough grounding in and experience with:

• C and C++,
• micro processor architectures,
• The software development lifecycle,
• Software configuration management principles and
• Knowledge of simulation and/or Real Time Operating Systems will be a definite advantage.

If you think you have the key skills and passion in the above areas, a burning drive for innovation, and want to play a key role in breaking new ground in the global embedded semiconductor and software industry, while enjoying the good life that our wonderful city can offer, then submit your application and resume to:

Software Engineer, Google

Working at Google means solving the most fascinating problems in computer science and making a difference in millions of lives. Many of our most innovative products aren't conceived or developed at our Silicon Valley headquarters but in one of our engineering centres around the world. For instance, the original Google Maps was developed in Sydney. Are you ready to help us develop the next big thing?

Consider the kinds of problems we tackle at Google: Natural language processing. Artificial intelligence. Distributed computing. Large-scale system design. Machine learning. Data compression. UI. Information retrieval. The list goes on - and with the help of clever, curious, problem-solving engineers, the work, and the fun, goes on too.  

You can apply for a graduate position if you are entering your final year of study or have one year's experience post graduation. (Separate opportunities exist if you have more industry experience or have longer to wait before completing your studies - see www.google.com.au/jobs/students for more details)

If you posses curiosity, leadership skills and bold aspirations, we have projects that will challenge you - and quite possibly extend your intellectual horizons.

To apply, you should have:

• Bachelors/Masters/PhD in Computer Science or equivalent (math, physics are fine too!)
• Experience with Unix/Linux or Windows environments, C++, Java, distributed systems, machine learning, information retrieval, TCP/IP and network programming and/or developing large software systems a plus.
• Knowledge of Perl, Python, or other scripting languages a plus.

Graduate Computer Systems Engineers, BAE Systems Australia

Job Description: To meet the needs of key projects on our major engineering sites in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Newcastle, we seek to appoint Australia's brightest and most talented engineering graduate engineers for our 2008 intake. Careers at BAE Systems Australia are second to none. This is your opportunity to realise your true potential and kick-start your career brilliantly.  

Qualifications & Experience:
Applicants for these roles will need:

• To have completed or be due to complete by the end of 2007 a Computer Systems Engineering university degree
• A strong team orientation
• An appreciation for structured engineering principles and practices
• Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal)

Successful applicants will enjoy global career development opportunities, support through a formal Graduate Development Program, access to extensive training and development and to formal mentoring programs and an excellent working environment.   Graduates will work along side some of our industry's most successful and talented senior engineers and will be supported to reach their full potential. Applicants must be Australian citizens or eligible to apply for citizenship to meet defence security requirements.

Engineering Graduates, SAGE Automation
Want a great career with an exciting company that values you?
SAGE Automation, Australia's leading independent control systems integrator, has offices across Australia and an increasing global focus. Working closely with clients across all industry sectors, our 200 staff make cutting edge technology work better for business.

We are looking for highly motivated, enthusiastic and resourceful graduate engineers to join our dynamic and challenging graduate program.    You will participate in an intensive seven month rotation program including technical writing, functional safety, design drafting, construction and programming of automated control systems.  

Our program accelerates your learning of automation, sensors, safety and robotics by leveraging our world leading purpose built training facility. Following this your career development continues with six months experience in project management and six months systems engineering with the view to work in your preferred area on completion.

To be successful in this position you will:

• Be a recently graduated Electrical, Mechatronic or Software Engineer
• Have knowledge of PLC, SCADA & HMI systems
• Be highly competent at report and technical writing
• Have a high computer competency, particularly with MS Office
• Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Have a strong desire to work within the automation industry

Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) working as a Graduate Engineer with Electrolux - "It is a 3-year graduate development program with three 12-month rotations across various departments. Currently I am in Product Design, working on a new range of Electrolux ovens and cookers. My responsibilities will include designing new electrical wiring configurations to maximise efficiency and materials, and investigating new electronic interfaces. Other possible departments will include research and development, manufacturing, and quality assurance."

Graduate Tester, Alcidion Corporation

Subject areas: Computer Science, Computer Systems Engineering, Information Technology, Software Engineering

Alcidion Corporation, a world leader in health care decision support technology, is looking for a graduate tester to join our motivated and dynamic team.

The Graduate Tester role is comprised of the following duties:

• Testing and deploying Alcidion's Decision Support products
• Designing & developing enhancements to the Alcidion testing suite
• Providing customer support
• Provide development support to other Alcidion projects

Essential technology proficiencies

• Experience with object orientated languages
• SQL query experience on an enterprise standard RDBMS
• Familiarity with XML

Desired technology proficiencies

• MS SQL Server 2000+
• MySQL 5
• Microsoft .Net framework (C#) 2.0 +
• Windows Server 2003+
• XPath/XSLT/XSD
• Familiarity with text processing techniques (i.e. Regex etc)

Alcidion Corporation began as a start-up software development company in 2000 with 2 Directors and now has 11 personnel and plans for further personnel expansion in the very near future.   The company developed Clinical Decision Software, which was well in advance of any other health system application in the marketplace at that time and continues to be a world leader in this field.

Alcidion Corporation's goal is to reduce unnecessary patient suffering by targeting the most common preventable errors in patient safety. To achieve this goal a software platform for managing risk and improving clinical decisions has been developed.

To aid clinicians in making decisions, Alcidion has developed the MIYA Decision Support Suite that combines Active Risk Management and a flexible Clinical Decision Support System to deliver tools such as risk alerting, uncertainty management, trend analysis, electronic clinical guidelines and the power of an evidence based inference engine to clinicians at the point of care.

Computer Systems Engineering Graduate working as a Graduate Engineer - "I will start as a GUI programmer. After demonstrating my competencies, I have been told that I will move into a hardware design role, writing firmware for DSPs and FPGAs.

I had a strong desire to become an electronics engineer. This desire pushed me to learn and be involved with the things that interested me. I had a lot to offer the employer, as I had been involved in many things during uni. Not only did I excel in certain areas, but also I was involved in many peer-to-peer relationships including president of a student organisation, president of a Club, representative of the staff/student consultative committee, and Campus coordinator for Engineers Australia. These affiliations showed employers that I have initiative, and am willing to lead both small and large groups."

Graduate Opportunities, SAAB Systems Pty. Ltd.

Graduating with an engineering degree in Computer Systems, Electronics, Telecommunications or Software?
In just over a decade, our Australian operation based at Technology Park has achieved Australian and international recognition as a supplier of advanced software intensive operational systems for the defence market. Using our impressive Systems Engineering capabilities we offer clients system solutions ranging from real-time Command and Control Systems to information and message based Command Support Systems in naval and air/land warfare environments.

We recognise our success comes from our highly valued personnel. Our people are important and we are continually striving to improve conditions as part of our 'Employer of Choice' program.

Under our two year Graduate Development Program you will have personalised development initiatives including mentoring. Throughout your career, we will provide a range of career development opportunities, training and development programs. To work at Saab you must comply with Defence Industry security requirements i.e. you will be an Australian citizen or able to meet eligibility requirements.

Graduate Opportunities, Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CISRA)

Graduate positions are for students completing a Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering or related field degrees at the end of 2007 to commence employment with CISRA in early 2008.

To be a successful candidate you will need to demonstrate a true passion for developing innovative technology and a keen interest in commercial research. In addition to this you will need to have strong coding skills and a good understanding of formal design methodologies. Familiarity with the Software Development Lifecycle mathematical ability, creativity as well as strong problem solving skills will also be highly regarded.

Graduates work on a variety of projects within CISRA, with many related to Graphics, Printing and Rendering as well as digital cameras and future Canon technologies. CISRA aims to place all Graduates on production projects, developing real solutions for the market, in line with your interests. As a Graduate there are no barriers to contribution. You will become a contributing team member working with senior engineers who will mentor and guide you through the project.

CISRA supports a variety of staff research activities, with many of our staff involved in technical research initiatives, resulting in their research papers being published in prestigious international academic and industry journals and also being presented at conferences. At CISRA the sky is the limit! We aim to provide a unique and relaxed workplace where we encourage creative and innovative thinking.