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A Civil Engineering Technician conducts tests and helps engineering professionals design and build rail infrastructure

Skills: Ability to assess and plan,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Eye for detail,; Ability to work well in a team,; Good hand eye coordination,; Problem solving,; Work under pressure

A Data Scientist uses modelling, and analytics to improve rail operations and maintenance.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Work under pressure,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to assess and plan,; Eye for detail,; Work under pressure

Developer Programmers play a key role in the design, development, installation and testing of software.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to work well in a team,; Ability to work independently,; Eye for detail,; Work under pressure

An Electrical Engineering Technician designs, tests, troubleshoots and modifies electrical machinery and electrical control equipment.

Skills: Ability to assess and plan,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Eye for detail,; Ability to work well in a team,; Good hand eye coordination,; Problem solving,; Work under pressure

ICT Security Specialists protect the rail sectors online systems from unauthorised use to avoid hacking or operational disruption.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Work under pressure,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to assess and plan,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Eye for detail,; Work under pressure

Land surveyors measure and map land around rail projects. and give advice to architects, engineers and developers.

Skills: Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Eye for detail,; Strong communication skills,; Ability to assess and plan,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Safety awareness

Network Controllers use computerised and mechanical systems to move trains safely and efficiently across the networks.

Skills: Problem solving,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Work under pressure,; Strong communication skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to assess and plan,; Ability to work well in a team,; Eye for detail,; Safety awareness

Procurement Specialists source the products and services that are vital to building and running Australia's rail operations.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Ability to assess and plan,; Eye for detail,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team

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