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Camplify Holdings Limited (CHL): is a global adventure travel technology company. Formed in 2021 we have three travel brands: Camplify, PaulCamper and MyWay.

Camplify: was founded in Newcastle, Australia, in 2015, and is a peer-to-peer van-sharing platform operating across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Spain. It has been identified as one of Australia’s fastest-growing companies, placing #9 in the AFR’s Fast 100 (2022) and #4 in AFR’s Most Innovative Companies (2022).

PaulCamper: another peer-to-peer van-sharing platform, was founded in Germany in 2013 and has since expanded to Austria, the Netherlands and the UK. PaulCamper was acquired by CHL Group in 2022 and continues to operate from its HQ in Berlin.

MyWay: provides a suite of insurance products to RV owners and hirers, giving them the confidence to fully engage with CHL Group’s peer-to-peer platforms.

Together, these three brands form a global group focused on elevating outdoor experiences through scalable tech solutions. We’re transforming the way people access the outdoors and explore the world around them.

Our culture: from Australia’s beaches to the Bavarian Alps, we’re changing the way people explore and experience the world around them. CHL is building an incredible community of RV owners and hirers across seven countries.

We celebrate the wins, learn from the almosts, and make a point of encouraging cross-cultural, cross-continent collaboration.

The role

We’re growing and need to hire a Frontend Engineer to join our global team based in Newcastle!  

You’ll be responsible for creating and integrating features across CHL products with a vision that is technologically future proofed, and in a manner that continues to inspire our holidaymakers across the globe. 

You’ll collaborate with other engineers, working on best practices, principles and patterns pertaining to our technology stack. Working closely with user experience designers, as well as the greater business to ensure products and features are developed to the standards expected by CHL.

To be successful as a CHL Software Engineer, you should demonstrate great skill in creativity and innovation, ability to thrive in a high pressure environment, and possess excellent communication skills. Having extensive experience in software development, with a desire to keep up-to-date with the industry.

Ideally, we would like the successful candidate to be based in Newcastle, NSW. For the right candidate, a remote working arrangement would be considered.

Key responsibilities

• Design, develop, and implement technical solutions that elevate the experience for CHL's global customer base.
• Evaluate emerging technologies and build out patterns and abstractions that emphasize efficiency, reusability, and maintainability.
• Peer review fellow software engineers' work, offering constructive feedback where relevant
• Contribute to the team’s ceremonies, including daily stand-ups, sprint planning, refinement, and retrospectives.
• Other duties reasonably requested by the Front End Lead and Chief Technology Officer.

• Proficiency in React, TypeScript, HTML, and CSS 

• Passionate about coding and keeping up to date with the latest technology trends
• Great understanding of responsive development for cross-device compatibility
• Experience with agile, iterative, and domain driven development methodologies
• Strong problem solving, resolution, negotiation and decision-making capabilities
• Resilience to work well under pressure and within a rapidly changing environment
• Eagerness and ability to learn quickly and to share learnings with team members

• Comprehensive training

• Work in a fun dynamic ASX-listed scale-up
• Employee Share Scheme
• Van hire and product discounts
• An additional 2 days’ annual leave to go camping
• Novated leasing
• Employee rewards & recognition
• The opportunity to work with a team of creative go-getters who are passionate about promoting thousands of vans and endless adventures!

AECOM’s dynamic Water group in Melbourne is growing and we are looking for an experienced and motivated Principal Civil Engineer to join our Water Infrastructure team. AECOM is in an exciting period of growth and is fully invested in doubling the size of our Civil Infrastructure team in Victoria.  A key part of this role will be working with clients, building relationships, growing our team size and pipeline of work.

This role presents an opportunity to fast-track your technical skills, working with a range of specialists across the globe, delivering a wide range of infrastructure projects while establishing and building existing client relationships and providing mentorship and coaching to our emerging professionals. A minimum of ten years' relevant experience is required with a preference for twelve or more.

Our Victorian Water team is helping to deliver major infrastructure programs encompassing strategic planning and asset management, concept and detailed design, construction and commissioning support both locally, interstate and in New Zealand. The focus of this role will be to support a variety of major projects, predominately within the Water, Transport (road, rail and air) and private sector markets in Victoria. In addition to this, you will have the opportunity to support our offices across Australia and New Zealand, and to collaborate with other geographies as part of the global AECOM network.

Our services include network and treatment planning and design for water, wastewater and recycled water projects, with a key focus on supporting sustainable outcomes for our clients and the communities they serve. In joining our energetic and market-leading team, you will contribute to the delivery of our growing portfolio of major infrastructure projects within Victoria and across Australia, and provide our range of clients with contemporary, innovative solutions.

Why AECOM?

With AECOM, you’re joining a Fortune 500 company and global leader in the delivery of water services, with over 50,000 staff and nearly 5,000 dedicated water specialists. Whether it is through our water academy, our technical practice groups, or mobilising our global leads in the delivery of our projects – AECOM can truly bring global expertise to local delivery. This in turn allows our team to work on flagship national water projects.

Our local water and asset management team pride themselves on an inclusive, equitable culture that promotes participation and diversity of thought - the best people, supporting our clients and communities through innovative, integrated water solutions. We are committed to environmental, social and governance outcomes on our projects, and actively contribute to thought leadership within the water industry, including contribution to industry events such as OzWater, and engagement of leading industry bodies such as Engineers Australia, WSAA and VicWater.

This role is a great opportunity to make your mark as part of a team with a strong growth trajectory, and a healthy pipeline of major projects, underpinned by a robust approach to partnerships with complimentary consultants and contractors in the industry.

As an Instrument and Electrical Asset Engineer working within the Reliability team at the Geelong Refinery, you will directly support our Asset teams as the first port of call for Instrument and Electrical Engineering support. You will respond to equipment breakdown with our maintenance team and provide condition based repair and replacement scopes. In addition, you’ll provide technical assistance to our Asset teams to:

• Troubleshoot instrument and electrical issues.
• Investigate incidents using RCA and other engineering techniques.
• Manage compliance to our instrument and electrical safeguarding testing regimes.
• Lead small plant changes and projects and represent the Asset team as a technical stakeholder on large projects.
• Develop and execute maintenance intervention and Turnaround scopes.