Join our industry immersion at Lot Fourteen to gain an expanded understanding of why the South Australian space industry will experience significant growth over the next decade.
Presenter Darin Lovett, Director of Space at the South Australian Space Industry Centre, will provide information to private and school career practitioners and STEAM teachers of the future opportunities that will further develop this thriving and durable SA space sector.
Following this immersion, attendees will have the knowledge to educate school students and private clients on what skills can be developed to prepare for careers in the space industry and the types of careers available.
You will leave with an understanding of existing entry level employment options through to higher level requirements for post entry roles and awareness of the education and training requirements for career progression. Attendees will be able to use the available tools and data to conduct further and future research.
Presenter Bio:
Darin's focus is on leveraging disruption, innovation, and strong support to build a sustainable space industry in South Australia. He brings more than 25 years’ experience in strategy and capability development for the Air and Space domains. His diverse background includes space operations and policy, university lecturer, weapons test and evaluation, airborne anti-submarine and surveillance operations, coalition partnering, and working on large-scale transformation projects.
His space credentials include working as a staff officer in Australia’s joint Defence Space Coordinating Office, four years at the US Executive Agent for Space within the Pentagon, graduate of the International Space University, and Chief of Australia’s Space Operations Centre within HQ Joint Operations Command.
Darin holds Masters degrees in Philosophy (Military Strategy), Arts (Strategy and Policy) and Science (Technology Management); and a Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace). He is a graduate of the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA), Canadian Forces Aerospace Systems Course (ASC), Australian Command and Staff Course (ACSC), and the US Air Force’s School of Advanced Air & Space Studies (SAASS).
Attendees will meet at the Community café in the front of Lot Fourteen. For a map of Lot Fourteen, click here.
2021 CDAA SA Division Annual General Meeting: The SA AGM will be held at the beginning of the event. This will be a short 5 minute meeting.
CPD Points: 2 hours
CPD Competency: Labour Market Information
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