Available projects and internships
Available Internships
Engineering internship with Cytofarms
Engineer the future of farming! Join CytoFarms and tackle real-world challenges in cellular agriculture, biotech, and automation. Innovate with us and make sustainability a reality.
Marketing internship with Cytofarms
Turn your passion into purpose! This internship will give you the chance to work on groundbreaking projects that redefine sustainable food systems. Build your brand, boost your skills, and help us grow the future!
Eden Saint Clare
A private family investment company focused on systematic derivative strategies, is seeking a PhD student to collaborate on a structured, multi-phase quantitative research project centred on volatility-based options modelling. Contribute to building a research engine to be in used in real-money trading.
ACCESS-NRI PhD Internship Program (OPENS SOON)
Be part of a hands-on experience in research software engineering. Development, testing, documentation, and/or release of climate modelling software and data.
Other Industry Opportunities
CSIRO Next Gen projects
The Next Generation Graduates Programs connect students with leading universities and industry experts across Australia to tackle real-world challenges through collaborative, multidisciplinary research. Participants gain valuable industry experience, build professional networks, and develop the practical, problem-solving skills needed for future careers. Open to students from all academic backgrounds, with generous stipends available for eligible Honours and Masters students.
Techniques and Frameworks for Enabling Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Migration
This project focuses on developing techniques and frameworks to support the migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC), helping protect critical infrastructure from quantum-based cyber threats. The project will deliver methods, tools, and prototype solutions for trusted PQC migration, enhancing the resilience and security of Australian critical infrastructure against future quantum attacks.
Resilient and quantum-safe threshold cryptography
This project aims to develop quantum-safe threshold encryption and/or authentication algorithms, along with software prototypes to demonstrate their implementation. The goal is to strengthen the security of Australian critical infrastructure by protecting it against future threats posed by quantum computing.