• Total remuneration range $112,359 to $121,689 pa
• Full-time continuing appointment
• Toowoomba campus

• $94,757 to $102,626 pa + 17% Super + Leave Loading
• Full-time continuing appointment
• Toowoomba campus
• To be considered for this position, you will need to have the right to work in Australia.

Join a collaborative and innovative team that plays a vital role in supporting practical teaching, learning and research within UniSQ’s Creative Arts environment. As a Technical Support Advisor, you’ll work across dynamic studio, workshop and laboratory spaces, helping to create safe, engaging and industry-relevant learning experiences for students and staff.

This is an exciting opportunity to apply and expand your technical expertise across a diverse range of creative disciplines including timber and metalworking, ceramics and printmaking. Working closely with academics, students and technical colleagues, you’ll contribute to the smooth operation of specialist facilities while supporting hands-on learning, research capability and continuous improvement across the work area.

Who you are

You’re a proactive and adaptable technical professional who enjoys working in practical, fast-paced environments and supporting others to succeed. You bring a collaborative mindset, strong problem-solving skills and a commitment to delivering high quality technical support and customer service.

You’ll resonate with this role if you enjoy sharing your expertise, working across a variety of technical disciplines and contributing to positive student learning experiences. You’re motivated by the opportunity to make a visible impact through safe and effective workshop, studio and laboratory operations, while building strong working relationships with staff, students and colleagues.

What you'll do

In this role, you’ll provide specialist technical and operational support across Creative Arts studios, workshops and teaching spaces, ensuring facilities, equipment and materials are safe, well maintained and ready to support practical classes and research activities.

Over your first 6–12 months, you’ll build strong relationships with academic and technical teams, contribute to the smooth delivery of teaching activities, and help enhance technical processes and service delivery across the work area. You’ll provide expert advice, expertise and guidance to staff and students, support the safe use of specialised equipment and materials, and contribute to workplace health and safety activities, including risk assessments and compliance processes.

You’ll also play an important role in maintaining facility records and equipment data, supporting continuous improvement initiatives and contributing to a responsive, service-focused team environment. Through your expertise and initiative, you’ll help deliver engaging and high-quality practical learning experiences that support student success.

What will help you succeed

You’ll bring relevant tertiary qualifications and/or extensive experience in a technical, workshop, studio, theatre or laboratory environment, together with strong practical knowledge of machinery, tools, equipment and technical processes.

To be successful in this role, you’ll ideally bring:

• Experience supporting practical teaching, research or creative environments
• Strong knowledge of workplace health and safety practices and compliance requirements including management of hazardous substances in the workplace
• Experience providing technical advice and support to staff and students
• The ability to maintain and operate specialised equipment, facilities and materials
• A proactive approach to continuous improvement and service delivery
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills with the ability to work collaboratively across diverse teams
• Adaptability and willingness to broaden your skills across a range of creative and technical disciplines

Most importantly, you’ll bring a commitment to service excellence, teamwork and creating safe, effective and engaging learning environments for students and staff.

For further information about this role, please contact Mr Steven Loxley, Creative Arts Technical Support Coordinator via +61 7 4631 1102 or Steven.Loxley@unisq.edu.au

Building on its strengths as Australia’s leading regional university, UniSQ partners closely with its communities to drive innovation and create opportunity through education and research. Guided by our values of respect, integrity, and excellence, UniSQ’s Strategic Plan 2026–2030 sets a clear ambition: to be Australia’s most transformative university by embracing our regional identity, fostering inclusive learning and research environments, and delivering globally relevant outcomes with strong local impact.

The University offers a range of different ways of working and connecting across our physical and virtual spaces to meet the needs of our students, partners and community. We value diversity and strive to foster an inclusive environment that is underpinned by our values and champions, embraces and respects differences.

We support and encourage applications from all diversity groups. With an increasingly diverse workforce, we understand that careers may be placed on hold or limited throughout many life circumstances.

Find out more about UniSQ at www.unisq.edu.au.

To be considered for this position, you will need to have the right to work in Australia.

Reference Number: 0104_05/26

Location: Toowoomba campus

Term: Full-time continuing appointment (36 hours/week)

Salary: Total remuneration range $112,359 to $121,689 pa (includes salary range of $94,757 to $102,626 pa, employer super contributions of 17% and annual leave loading)

Closes: Thursday, 2 July 2026 at 11:30 pm (AEST)

At UniSQ we are united by our core values of Respect, Integrity and Excellence, which guide our daily actions and decision-making. UniSQ is a child safe organisation.

As part of the University of Southern Queensland's commitment to fostering a safe, respectful and rewarding work environment and in compliance with our legal obligations, we require candidates to declare whether they have been investigated for an allegation of Gender Based Violence, or determined to have engaged in conduct that constitutes Gender Based Violence, during the course of their previous employment or in any legal process.

This information helps us meet our legal obligations under the National Higher Education Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender Based Violence, and will be considered when determining a candidate's suitability for employment, so that we can keep our University community safe.

If you know that this role is right for you, please submit your current resume together with a two-page (maximum) statement, outlining your skills and experience relative to ‘Who we’re looking for’ in the position description.

For more information on our selection process please refer to your recruitment journey available on our website.