Analyst, Epidemiology and Modelling, Plastics & Human Health

About the Opportunity 

We are seeking an Analyst Epidemiology and Modelling to join our Plastics and Human Health team on a 12-month fixed-term this role youll support the Senior Advisor Epidemiology in advancing groundbreaking research that uses hybrid epidemiology to uncover how plastic-associated chemicals affect human health. 

You will play a key role in the review analysis and interpretation of epidemiological data contributing to cutting-edge investigations and peer-reviewed publications. Your work will involve developing and implementing data analytics tools automating analytical processes and applying a variety of quantitative methodsall underpinned by strong data science principles. 

This is a unique opportunity to contribute to research with real-world impact helping to illuminate the hidden effects of plastic exposure on human wellbeing. 

Qualifications :

About You 

You are an analytical thinker with expertise in epidemiology public health or data science and a passion for applying research to improve human health. You thrive in collaborative research environments and enjoy turning complex datasets into meaningful insights. 

You will ideally have: 

• A Masters or PhD in epidemiology public health computer science or a closely related discipline. 

• Proven skills in quantitative epidemiology and statistical analysis including methods such as statistical influence network analysis spatiotemporal Bayesian inference predictive analytics and statistical modelling. 

• Strong proficiency in data management and analysis using R (including R Shiny) and/or Python and experience with tools such as SAS or Stata. 

• Familiarity with high-performance computing environments. 

• Experience applying both quantitative and qualitative epidemiological methods. 

• Knowledge of data privacy regulations and experience working with sensitive datasets. 

• Excellent communication skillswritten verbal and visualwith a track record of presenting and reporting complex epidemiological findings. 

• A strong attention to detail and the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. 

Additional Information :

Benefits  

• Flexibleworking options 

• Career development opportunities  

Next Steps

Please attach your resume and a cover letter explaining why you interested in this opportunity.

Applications close: 14 November 2025. 

Please note we reserve the right to extend closing date and/or close applications early should a suitable candidate be identified. 

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Minderoo Foundation embraces Equal Opportunity and promotes diversity. We actively encourage Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders people of all backgrounds ages sexual orientation and those with Disability to apply.  

Remote Work :

No

Employment Type :

Contract