CSIRO deputy chief executive Kirsten Rose is set to leave the national science agency after almost five years to join the energy market operator in her home state of Western Australia.
Ms Rose, who has spent the last year leading the strategic direction of CSIRO alongside chief executive Doug Hilton, will take up her new role at the Australian Energy Market Operator in late August.
She replaces Nicola Falcon as executive general manager, Western Australia and Strategy. Ms Falcon will in turn assume the role of executive general manager, System Design.
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