The Acoustic Development Engineer is responsible for development of in-house passive loudspeakers and supporting brand partnership audio products. The role applies advanced acoustic engineering expertise across the full product design lifecycle, from concept to manufacturing.
Responsibilities
Own the delivery of acoustic performance, crossover design and tuning of passive loudspeaker and custom install audio products throughout the development lifecycle
Define acoustic targets and develop solutions which meet product requirements, delivering on time, within budget and to required quality
Evaluate and develop prototypes to achieve acoustic performance targets
Analyse, troubleshoot and resolve acoustic performance issues using objective measurements and subjective listening, alongside engineering judgement
Collaborate with mechanical, transducer, electronics, manufacturing and quality teams to deliver balanced engineering solutions
The Project Engineer will join the Applied Science team in Perth to develop technical and bespoke solutions for clients in Oil & Gas, petrochemical, and infrastructure sectors, focusing on Process Safety Management.
Responsibilities
Fire Load Response Analysis
Hydrocarbon fire modelling and gas dispersion analysis for processing facilities
Safety Management Systems and auditing
Safety Case support
Process Safety Management
Requirements
Bachelors degree in Engineering, Physics, or Applied Mathematics
Project Designer will develop documents, drawings, and diagrams to meet the requirements and goals of the client.
Compensation
The compensation for the position is: $ 63,750.00 - $75,000.00
Responsibilities
Lead the interior design effort of special or more complex projects.
Support Project Designers in quality review of design deliverables.
Support on-boarding and training of new Project Designers.
Contribute experience to the interior environment with knowledge and skills about space planning, interior building materials and finishes; casework, furniture, furnishings, and equipment; lighting; acoustics; wayfinding; ergonomics and anthropometrics; and human environmental behavior.
Execute full design process, from initial sketch through start of construction
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree from an CIDA accredited institution in a related discipline or field of study (i.e. Architecture, Interior Design, Corporate Real Estate, Facilities, Project or Construction Management, etc.)
Bachelor’s degree in Other Major than above plus Interior Design Certification, Degree or Diploma
Nice to have: FF&E vendors and resources knowledge
Project Designer will develop documents, drawings, and diagrams to meet the requirements and goals of the client.
Compensation
The compensation for the position is: $ 64,175.00 - $75,500.00
Responsibilities
Lead the interior design effort of special or more complex projects.
Support Project Designers in quality review of design deliverables.
Support on-boarding and training of new Project Designers.
Contribute experience to the interior environment with knowledge and skills about space planning, interior building materials and finishes; casework, furniture, furnishings, and equipment; lighting; acoustics; wayfinding; ergonomics and anthropometrics; and human environmental behavior.
Execute full design process, from initial sketch through start of construction
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Interior Design, Corporate Real Estate, Facilities, Project or Construction Management, or equivalent with Interior Design Certification
Lead front‑end systems engineering for complex scientific instrumentation in Flow Cytometry.
Responsibilities
Lead stakeholder and customer‑needs analysis; negotiate requirements and tradeoffs, define measurable system requirements, and maintain end‑to‑end traceability.
Develop system context, use cases, functional workflows, theory of operation, architecture, interface intent and critical‑to‑performance specifications with product and design leads.
Plan and lead feasibility studies, proof‑of‑concept work and trade studies to retire technical uncertainty, establish achievable performance targets and inform design direction.
Identify and manage system‑level technical risks; lead risk‑retirement priorities and communicate clear recommendations when performance, scope, cost or schedule objectives compete.
Own or lead the Systems Integration Plan and readiness criteria so integration sequence, interfaces and risk‑retirement builds follow the architecture; partner with integration and V&V teams.
Requirements
Advanced degree in Bioengineering, Biomedical, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics Engineering, or a related engineering or scientific discipline
Bachelor's degree in Bioengineering, Biomedical, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics Engineering, or a related engineering or scientific discipline
Nice to have: Knowledge of flow cytometry principles and instrument workflows
Lead audio system engineering for Google’s XR wearable portfolio, serving as systems architect for acoustics, hardware co‑design, and audio tuning across smart glasses and headsets.
Partner with physical hardware teams to evaluate and select microphones, speakers, amplifiers and optimize microphone array placement/orientation and acoustic chambers under severe spatial constraints.
Lead and guide the tuning engineering team to define KPIs and optimize playback (DEQ, MBDRC, speaker limiters) and capture (AEC, beamforming, neural wind noise reduction, VAD/AIT) signal processing blocks on resource‑constrained embedded architectures.
Take ultimate accountability for overall audio quality across all XR glasses form factors. Establish standardized quality metrics and audio tuning practices.
Own and drive the long‑term technical roadmap and strategy for XR audio systems. Decompose ambiguous, highly complex audio challenges into structured, multi‑team projects.
Evaluate, select, and manage key components and IP vendors. Drive the integration of advanced audio algorithms (e.g., Acoustic Echo Cancellation, spatial audio, noise suppression) utilizing both in‑house research and external vendor technologies.
The Audio Engineer will be responsible for all technical aspects of audio production, ensuring high-quality sound for various multimedia projects, including localization, dubbing, and voice-over.
Responsibilities
Record, edit, mix, and master audio for a variety of projects, including film, television, video games, and digital content.
Operate and maintain audio equipment, including microphones, mixing consoles, digital audio workstations (DAWs), and monitoring systems.
Collaborate with directors, producers, voice actors, and other team members to achieve desired audio aesthetics and meet project requirements.
Perform quality control checks on all audio assets to ensure adherence to technical specifications and artistic vision.
Troubleshoot and resolve audio-related technical issues during recording, mixing, and post-production.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Audio Engineering, Music Production, or a related field
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