Position Overview
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Ongoing Full Time $75k - $84k +15.4% super
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Generous leave benefits. On site childcare and swimming pool.
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Lucas Heights, Sutherland Shire location I Flexible Work practices
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Support the promotion of exciting and impactful scientific research.
Please use this link to apply for this role via SEEK.COM, do not apply through the ANSTO Apply Now button on the right
About the Opportunity
The Marketing and STEM Officer provides support with various processes associated with internal and external communications, marketing, scholarship delivery, and events. Working within AINSE’s Communications and Events team, this position will collaborate closely with university students receiving support from the organisation through scholarships or events, academics, and scientific researchers as part of our long-standing association with ANSTO (the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation).
Your Duties and Responsibilities
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Content creation and implementation of regular website updates, ensuring published items are correct and up-to-date;
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Ongoing membership reporting including, but not limited to, the annual report and quarterly newsletters and membership promotions report. Production of material to highlight projects and achievements, including, but not limited to, written articles and multimedia content;
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Development and distribution of regular content for marketing campaigns, including e-newsletters, flyers, posters, and social media posts;
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Assist with the engagement of external organisations to promote partnership opportunities.
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Provide scientific review and input regarding awards and programs, and act as first point of contact for scientific and engineering specialists engaged in the delivery of educational schools.
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Identify opportunities and undertake various outreach activities to promote the benefits of membership, including in-person promotion at conferences, events, and roadshows to build the brand and reputation. Occasional work outside of regular office hours may be required.
