HQ: Seattle, United States · Robotics AI · Logistics & Warehouse Robotics · Video Production · Developer Tools · Advertising · Logistics · Streaming & OTT Platforms · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Marketplaces · 1-10 employees · Est. 1994 · Trust B · Hiring 15861, 1252 new
Amazon is an American technology and retail conglomerate founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 as an online bookstore and headquartered in Seattle, Washington. It operates the world's largest online marketplace together with a global logistics network, physical grocery stores and a third-party seller platform that accounts for most units sold. Amazon Web Services, launched in 2006, is the leading public cloud provider and generates the majority of the group's operating profit, while advertising, Prime Video, Alexa devices and Kuiper satellite broadband round out the business.
Jeff Bezos · Founder & Executive Chairman · decision-maker
Scott McMillan · Executive Officer · decision-maker
Emily Austin · Executive Officer · decision-maker
Joel Wallenstrom · Executive Officer, Director · decision-maker
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≈ $109k – $261k per year (Estimated) · Senior · 6+ years exp · In office (Sydney, Australia) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Senior
AWS
MedTech
Design Controls
≈ $108k – $260k per year (Estimated) · Senior · 5+ years exp · In office (Melbourne, Australia) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Senior
Machine Learning
DevOps
AWS
HQ: Munich, Germany · Rail Transport · Medical Imaging Systems · Building Automation & Controls · Manufacturing & Industrial Software · CAD, PLM & BIM Software · Industrial Automation · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1847 · Trust A · Hiring 1760, 394 new
Siemens is a German technology conglomerate founded in Berlin in 1847 by Werner von Siemens around a telegraph that indicated letters rather than Morse code. After a decade of divestments it now concentrates on industry, infrastructure, transport and healthcare, supplying factory automation and control systems, building and grid technology, trains and signalling, and the Teamcenter and NX design software acquired through a long run of software purchases. The Siemens Xcelerator platform ties hardware to software and digital twins, and the group retains a majority stake in the separately listed medical imaging company Siemens Healthineers.
Jim Hagemann Snabe · Chairman of the Supervisory Board · decision-maker
Ralf Thomas · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Roland Busch · President & Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Werner von Siemens · Founder · founder
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≈ $60k – $159k per year (Estimated) · Junior · In office (Gold Coast, Australia) · Bachelor's Degree · Junior
HQ: Gerlingen, Germany · HVAC & Refrigeration · Industrial Automation · Sensors & Transducers · Motors, Drives & Motion Control · Home Appliances · Tools & DIY Supplies · Automotive Components · 5000+ employees · Est. 1886 · Trust B · Hiring 3636, 341 new
Bosch is a German engineering and technology group founded in Stuttgart in 1886 by Robert Bosch as a workshop for precision mechanics and electrical engineering. It is the largest automotive supplier in the world, making braking, steering, powertrain, sensor and driver assistance systems for nearly every carmaker, and it also produces power tools, home appliances through BSH, industrial drives through Rexroth, and building security and heating systems. Around ninety per cent of the company is owned by a charitable foundation, an ownership structure that gives it unusual freedom to invest across long research cycles including semiconductors and hydrogen.
Markus Forschner · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Stefan Hartung · Chairman of the Board of Management · decision-maker
Robert Bosch · Founder · founder
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In office (Perth, Australia) · Full-Time · Middle
HQ: Sydney, Australia · Research Institutes · Higher Education · 5000+ employees · Est. 1850 · Trust A · Hiring 62, 23 new
The University of Sydney is a public research university in Sydney, New South Wales, founded in 1850 as the first university in Australia and teaching across ten areas including architecture, arts, business, engineering, law, medicine, music and science. It enrols more than 70,000 students in over 450 courses, runs more than 150 research centres, and hosts national research infrastructure such as Microscopy Australia and institutes such as the Image X Institute for radiation therapy and medical imaging. Its vacancies cover postdoctoral researchers and research fellows, lecturers, technical officers, software and AI engineers, professional staff and roles at venues such as the Seymour Centre.
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$76k – $81k per year · In office (Australia) · Part-Time
HQ: Portage, United States · Neurotech & Neuromodulation · Hospital Equipment & Furniture · Surgical Instruments & Devices · Orthopedic & Spine Implants · 5000+ employees · Est. 1941 · NYSE: SYK · Trust A · Hiring 1375, 137 new
Stryker is an American medical technology company founded in 1941 by an orthopaedic surgeon who began manufacturing the mobility devices he had designed for his own patients. It sells hip and knee implants, trauma and extremity fixation, spinal implants, surgical power tools and navigation, neurovascular devices, hospital beds and stretchers, emergency response equipment, and the Mako robotic arm used for joint replacement. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, it is one of the largest orthopaedic device makers in the world. The company is headquartered in Portage, Michigan, United States.
Preston Wells · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Kevin Lobo · Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Homer Stryker · Founder · founder
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≈ $60k – $161k per year (Estimated) · Junior · 1+ year exp · In office (Canberra, Australia) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Junior
≈ $61k – $161k per year (Estimated) · Junior · 1+ year exp · In office (Mackay, Australia) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Junior
HQ: San Diego, United States · EHR & Clinical Software · Respiratory & Sleep Devices · 5000+ employees · Est. 1989 · Trust B · Hiring 223, 17 new
ResMed is a medical device company founded in Sydney in 1989 by a physician who had helped develop the first practical treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea and could not persuade anyone else to commercialise it. It makes the masks, flow generators and ventilators used to treat sleep apnoea and chronic respiratory disease, and it has built a large software business in the cloud platforms that manage those devices and the out-of-hospital care around them. Now headquartered in San Diego and listed in New York and Sydney, it shares the sleep apnoea market largely with Philips and benefited substantially from its competitor's device recall.
Mick Farrell · Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Peter Farrell · Founder · founder
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≈ $62k – $164k per year (Estimated) · Junior · 2+ years exp · In office (Sydney, Australia) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Junior
Stryker
Anduril Industries
Amazon
Breaker
Ornata
HBF Health Insurance
Reserve Bank of Australia
ResMed
The University of Sydney
Bosch
Siemens
