Company

South Australian Sports InstituteSee more

addressAddressAdelaide, SA
type Form of workFull time
CategorySport, Fitness & Leisure

Job description

  • Deliver world’s best sports aerodynamic testing, analysis, service and science.
  • Work with a range of sport organisations & athletes to find the winning edge.
  • Capitalise on SASI success, new facilities and 2032 Games opportunities.

The Sports Aerodynamics Engineer will deliver best practice aerodynamics performance engineering to deliver credible gains in athlete performance at the highest levels of sport. The Sports Aerodynamics Engineer will play a key role in the daily operation, trouble shooting and maintenance of the wind tunnel equipment to ensure accurate and repeatable tests - delivering best practice in test design, execution and reporting.

By interpreting trends and developing understanding, the role will be responsible for creating innovative engineering solutions to real problems and make a tangible contribution to Australian sport.

The Australian Centre for Sports Aerodynamics (ACSA) is a state-of-the-art, low speed, open-jet, open-return wind tunnel created to deliver world’s best sports aerodynamic testing, analysis, service, and science. The ASCA is a South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) facility and program with significant investment from the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). This nationally focused facility has been designed and constructed to support the objectives of high-performance sport in Australia prioritising performance success at Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games.

Refer code: 1510099. South Australian Sports Institute - The previous day - 2024-02-20 18:22

South Australian Sports Institute

Adelaide, SA

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