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On behalf of
Research Fellow, Centre for Wireless Monitoring and Applications
Grade 1, Fixed Term (Two Years and Six Months), Full Time, Nathan
campus
Reference: WMA0109/09
Overview:
The position is funded by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and
will be based at the Centre for Wireless Monitoring and Technology,
The Role:
The project will develop a solution to enable the real-time wireless
monitoring of the three-dimensional motion of the elbow joint of elite cricket
bowlers in field conditions. The project involves extensive scoping of
appropriate technologies, the development of a cricket specific motion analysis
tool, validation against established biomechanical laboratory methodologies and
miniaturization for unobtrusive wear by elite cricketers.
The Person:
The position provides an exciting opportunity for a PhD qualified
scientist with a strong background in engineering, physics, mathematics and
signal processing. Applicants with these skills from a variety of backgrounds
(e.g. biomedical or mechanical engineering or the sport sciences) are
encouraged to apply. A background and or strong interest in sport will be an
advantage, but is not essential. The position requires good communication
skills and the ability to work across a multi-site multi-stakeholder project. .
The appointment is for 2.5 years and remuneration is at the Griffith
University Researcher Fellow 1. The project will require close collaboration
with sport scientists, engineers and staff from GU, CA and the AIS. Relocation
funds will be provided where appropriate.
$55,042 - $64,746 per annum. Salary package including 17%
superannuation contribution: $64,399 - $75,754 per annum.
Further Information:
Obtain the position description
and application information online.
http://sportsbioengineering.com/cricketposition2009.html
Applications Close: 23 March 2009
FURTHER ENQUIRIES:
Dr Daniel James
Email: d.james@...
Phone: +61 (07) 3735 5036
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