Careers
Australian Spatial Analytics (ASA) is one of Australia’s largest and fastest-growing work-integrated social enterprises.
We create an inclusive workplace for neurodivergent people to undertake professional spatial data services. Since 2020, ASA has provided career pathways in the Geospatial and Engineering professions for over 220 young neurodivergent adults via our analyst roles, most of whom have had no prior experience. Please note, we are not currently offering work experience opportunities.
Our team use their unique cognitive talents, such as attention to detail, pattern recognition and memory retention, to deliver image analysis, data cleansing and processing across multiple industries.
You can learn more about what we do below:
Why work at ASA?
At ASA, we believe in providing a safe place for neurodivergent people to thrive and not just have a job–but a career.
80% of our team identifies as being neurodivergent. We are committed to creating a supportive workplace where everyone feels valued so they can reach their full potential. We take a human-centred approach, understanding and leveraging each person’s strengths, interests and needs (see our CEO Geoff Smith talk about this more at TEDx). For Junior Data Analyst roles, no previous experience is necessary. See our Analyst Stories.
Current Vacancies
If you feel there isn’t a position below that suits you right now, please email your resume and we’ll contact you if one arises. If you have any questions about career opportunities at ASA, please contact us.
Junior Data Analyst roles are not usually advertised, but we welcome applications at any time (we are only recruiting for Brisbane and Melbourne). Please note, we have many requests for office visits. We’d love to host you, but to avoid overwhelming our team, we prioritise candidates in the final rounds of our recruitment. Please click the link below to submit your application.
You can learn more about a day in the life of our data analysts by watching this explainer video.
Our amazing data analysts consistently deliver professional, award-winning, high-quality data services for real-world projects—all from on-the-job training.
We use sophisticated technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Computer Aided Design (CAD), Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Machine Learning. You don't need any previous experience; we will provide you with training.
Our diverse projects range from infrastructure (roads, rail, energy, defence bases, NBN), government (resources, travel advice) and environmental (carbon sequestration assets, koala conservation and coral reef restoration).
Testimonials
Frequently Asked Questions
(Junior Data Analyst Roles)
What are the expectations if I am offered a Junior Data Analyst role with ASA?
For our Junior Data Analyst roles, our expectations include:
- Work days and hours.
We’re flexible with what days you work. We ask that you be available at least three days a week for seven hours daily. Together, we can agree on what days these are each week.
- Work location.
You’ll be based in one of our offices for your agreed work days.
- Punctuality and reliability.
This is highly valued, with the anticipation that you consistently arrive at work on time, ready to contribute your best to your team. We will help you with professional skills like time management.
- Being open and honest.
This is an important part of our culture. We encourage you to notify your supervisor of potential obstacles you might encounter, which means challenges are quickly addressed. We want to know if you have too much work or not enough so we can manage workloads for everyone.
What does a typical day at ASA look like?
Your work environment would look something like this:
In addition:
- We help you structure your day so you know exactly what to expect. We’ll work around your needs.
- An example might be that you arrive at work at 9am. After a morning briefing with the team, you go through your emails and work through a prioritised list of tasks that have been discussed with you beforehand.
- We encourage you to take regular breaks throughout the day, including a 45-minute lunch break at a set time.
- After lunch, you’ll continue undertaking tasks, which includes an afternoon briefing to discuss what happened throughout the day.
- You then finish at your agreed time and leave the office.