• Enjoy working with data, technology and monitoring systems?
• Play a key role in monitoring instrumentation systems, managing and analysing data across diverse projects.
• Office-based opportunity in Perth, working with a collaborative and supportive technical team. We have an exciting opportunity for a detail-oriented and technically minded professional who enjoys working with data, digital systems and monitoring technologies. This office-based role will suit someone with strong analytical skills, excellent computer literacy and an interest in working with specialised monitoring systems. An engineering qualification or background is not required. The Role As an Instrumentation & Monitoring Data Specialist, you will be responsible for operating and maintaining monitoring data management systems, managing and reviewing data, and helping ensure the accuracy, reliability and performance of monitoring software systems across a diverse range of projects. Working closely with our technical and project teams, you will play an significant role in ensuring completeness and quality of data and related control limits, identifying trends, investigating unusual readings and ensuring monitoring information is accurately recorded and reported. Your responsibilities will include:
• Monitoring instrumentation systems and associated data through web-based monitoring platforms.
• Configuring, operating, updating and maintaining monitoring data management systems.
• Managing the collection, import, validation, processing, storage and reporting of monitoring data.
• Reviewing and interpreting monitoring data to identify trends, anomalies and potential issues.
• Investigating system alarms, unusual measurements and data inconsistencies, escalating issues as required.
• Monitoring the performance and reliability of instrumentation systems and associated software.
• Preparing regular monitoring reports, data summaries and visualisations for project teams and clients.
• Maintaining accurate records and ensuring the integrity and quality of monitoring data.
• Troubleshooting data and system-related issues, liaising with technical specialists and ICT teams where required.




• Supporting continuous improvement in monitoring processes, data management and reporting systems.
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary project teams to ensure monitoring requirements are met. About You You are a detail-oriented, analytical and solutions-focused professional who enjoys working with technology and data. You don't need to be an engineer or have previous experience in geotechnical monitoring. We're interested in people who are comfortable working with computer-based systems, detail-oriented, have strong problem-solving skills and enjoy making sense of complex information. Programming experience is not required. You bring:
• Experience working with data management systems, monitoring platforms or other computer-based technical systems.
• Strong computer literacy and confidence learning and navigating specialised software applications.
• Excellent attention to detail and a methodical approach to reviewing and validating information.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to identify patterns, trends and inconsistencies in data.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel.
• Good organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare accurate reports.
• A collaborative approach and willingness to work closely with technical specialists and project teams.
• A proactive attitude and willingness to learn new technologies and systems. Highly Regarded While not essential, the following experience would be advantageous:
• Experience with instrumentation monitoring systems or web-based monitoring platforms.
• Experience in data validation, analysis, visualisation or reporting.




• Familiarity with automated monitoring systems, sensors or remote data collection technologies.
• Experience working with databases, GIS or other technical data management applications.
• Experience identifying and investigating system alerts, data anomalies or performance issues.
• Exposure to engineering, construction, environmental or infrastructure projects.
• Experience working in a technical consulting or project-based environments. Importantly, previous instrumentation experience is not essential. We value strong technical aptitude, attention to detail and a willingness to develop expertise in specialised monitoring software and database systems. The Perks:
• Work-Life Balance: Flexible work options, tailored hours, study breaks, and the ability to buy extra leave—up to 8 weeks per year
• Diverse Projects: Work across a wide variety of projects, clients, and sectors.
• Growth Opportunities: Professional development, coaching, and mentorship from our top experts.
• Memberships: Qualified memberships to help you stay ahead in your field.
• Recognition: Our reward and recognition program makes sure your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.
• Ownership: Participate in our employee stock purchase plan.
• Parental Leave: Paid leave for both primary and secondary caregivers.
• Support: Employee assistance program for you and your immediate family.
• Travel Discounts: Great deals through our corporate traveller program.
• Car Leasing: Take advantage of novated vehicle leasing options.

About us
Tetra Tech Coffey provides high-end geotechnical, environmental, digital, and engineering design consulting services. Every day, our people come together to solve complex challenges for our clients. With over 30,000 Tetra Tech colleagues across 550 offices globally, we deliver projects that improve lives through science, technology, and innovation. Our commitment to creating lasting, measurable value is reflected in our global 1 Billion People Challenge, which tracks how our 100,000+ annual projects benefit people and communities around the world.

📌 Instrumentation & Monitoring Data Specialist - Perth, WA
🏢 Tetra Tech Coffey
📍 Perth