The Australian Climate Service seeks a Technical Officer to support the Climate, Hazard science and Domain data program in the Australian Climate Service.

Reporting to the Program Manager for Climate and Hazard Science the Technical Officer will support the translation of climate and hazard science into products and services to support customers relying on this data and intelligence. Key responsibilities include translating complex scientific data into actionable insights, and developing tools and services tailored to user needs.

This position is pivotal in bridging the gap between scientific research and practical, impactful knowledge for users.

The key duties of the position include:

The responsibilities of the role include but are not limited to:

1. Climate Risk Translation and Communication

• Collaborate with subject matter experts and researchers to distil complex scientific information into accessible language for diverse audiences.

• Translate complex climate, hazard and risk information into clear, practical and decision-ready guidance.

• Prepare high-quality reports, briefings, presentations, case studies and user-facing materials.

• Support communication of technical information in understandable and consumable ways to diverse audiences.

2. Climate Risk Products and Services

• Through the development of guidance and adherence of data governance processes, contribute to the development and continuous improvement of climate risk products and services.

• Support the translation of user needs into product and service improvements.

• Contribute to testing, evaluation and quality assurance activities.

3. Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration

• Work collaboratively with ACS partners, subject matter experts and stakeholders to understand user needs and improve products and services.

• Build productive relationships that support the delivery and uptake of climate risk information.

• Participate in and understand ACS channels.



Contribute to stakeholder consultation and co-design activities.

4. Continuous Improvement

• Assists in the understanding and application of ACS Data Governance and Standards

• Identify opportunities to improve the accessibility, usability and impact of climate risk information.

• Contribute to recent approaches, tools and practices that strengthen ACS products and services.

5. Corporate Responsibilities

• Demonstrate the APS Values, Code of Conduct and the bureau's commitment to diversity and inclusion.

• Comply with workplace health and safety requirements and contribute to a positive team culture.

Getting to know the Bureau of Meteorology

The Bureau of Meteorology is one of the few organisations that touches the lives of all Australians and all Australia, every day. The Bureau works across Australia and remote islands, providing services from the Antarctic to beyond the equator, and from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific. We are Australia's national weather, climate and water agency, in the Agriculture, Water and Environment portfolio of the Australian Government, operating under the authority of the Meteorology Act 1955 and the Water Act 2007. We provide data, information, knowledge, insight and wisdom to help Australians prepare and respond to the realities of their natural environment, including droughts, floods, fires, storms, tsunami and tropical cyclones. Our products and services include observations, forecasts, analysis and advice covering Australia's atmosphere, water, oceans and space environments. We undertake focused scientific research in support of our operations and services. Through regular forecasts, warnings, monitoring and advice, we provide one of Australia's most fundamental and widely used public services. We have strong relationships with our customers, partners and stakeholders in Australia, including the Australian Community and the emergency services sectors, all-levels of Government, and focus sectors including aviation, agriculture, energy and resources, national security and water.

📌 Climate Intelligence Technical Officer (Melbourne)
🏢 Bureau Of Meteorology
📍 Melbourne