Research Fellow, Digital Forests
Hobart and statewide locations in Tasmania, Australia
Apply by · 18 days left
About
The University of Tasmania is recruiting a Senior Research Fellow or Principal Research Fellow for the Australian Forest and Wood Innovations Centre for Sustainable Resource and Product Solutions. Over four years, the role will turn multi-sensor LiDAR, imaging analytics and geospatial research into practical improvements in forest inventory, monitoring and decision-making. Applicants may come from academia, industry, consulting, government or applied research.
Lead projects and teams, build industry partnerships, mentor colleagues and secure research or commercial support. Appointment is at Academic Level C or D, with a base salary of AUD 138,536–180,018 plus 17% superannuation; relocation support may be available. Apply with a current résumé and a cover letter of up to two pages addressing the relevant position description. Applications close at 11:55 pm Tasmania daylight time on 18 October 2026.
Requirements
Deep expertise in digital forestry, remote sensing, geospatial analytics, environmental data science or a related field; demonstrated leadership and translation of technical innovation into operational forest management. A PhD is valued, while expertise developed through other career pathways is also welcomed.
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Source: University of Tasmania