The department’s Information Services Branch are looking for an experienced cyber security professional to act in the role of Director, Cyber Security – IT Security Adviser while key personnel are on leave.
  
This EL2 position leads a small team of cyber professionals in the day to day operational cyber security of the department and shared service partners across three distinct networks. This position is responsible for providing cyber security guidance and advice to internal and external customers, overseeing and producing cyber GRC activities and coordinating incident resolution and remediation.

The Role
The occupant will be responsible for coordinating cyber security tasks throughout the Department and its supported networks. These duties include, but are not limited to:

• Deliver and maintain cyber security policies, plans and procedures
• Coordinate, review and deliver cyber security artefacts used in Authority to Operate processes
• Deliver, maintain and present cyber security training for staff members
• Provide technical security advice in the planning and implementation of new hardware and software solutions, allowing for both client requirements and Australian Government security guidelines
• Coordinate cyber security investigations
• Develop briefs for Senior Executives, Boards and Committees
• Oversee cyber uplift programs, changes and minor projects
• Coordinating and leading a small cyber security team

Applicants must have a cyber security background, preferably with the application of ICT security services in Australian Government, and must have experience in the security standards of Government networks. Previous experience in an IT Security Adviser or similar role is highly desirable.
  
Advice would need to be given for networks at various security classifications. NV1 security clearance as a minimum is highly desirable in order to immediately advise on these systems.
  
Applicants must be able to write and maintain cyber security documentation, such as security policy and security risk assessments, in accordance with Australian Government, Departmental and international standards. The occupant must be able to work independently, have an eye for detail and be able to prioritise multiple tasks. Applicant must have good written and verbal briefing skills, and be able to interpret technical details for a non-technical audience as necessary.
  
This role would have at least three weeks’ worth of handover with the current Director, Cyber Security, allowing for a simple transition to a coordination role.

The Candidate:
Mandatory criteria:

• Demonstrated previous experience in similar roles.
• Qualifications relevant to the role.
• Relevant security certifications, qualifications and degrees.

Desirable criteria:

• Previous experience in an IT Security Adviser role for a federal government agency.

What the role offers:

• Up to $2000/day contracting rate for the right candidate
• A fun, collaborative and productive team.

The agency is seeking an experienced Project Manager to support their Enterprise Digital Capabilities project and the Integration Platform project, as well as working with the CIO and IT Managers providing project management support on adhoc IT projects.

Reporting to the Director – IT Projects, CIO and project boards, these roles will be responsible for implementation of COTS and bespoke applications. The Project Manager will work with other IT resources including business analysts, solution architects, solution designers, testers, developers and other resources as required.

The Role
The duties will include, but are not limited to:

• Scoping, planning, implementing and reporting on assigned projects to agreed standards and tolerances
• Tasking/managing project resources and coordinating with business SME’s, service providers and stakeholders to meet project outcomes
• Development of project management documentation, including business cases, project plans, project reports, transition plans, schedules, registers, closure reports and post implementation reviews
• Management of project risks, escalation and resolution of issues
• Working with stakeholders supporting project procurement activities – workshops, reviews, creation of documentation, including RFQs/Tenders, evaluation reports
• Establishment and maintenance of working relationships with stakeholders and executive sponsors
• Guiding project related change including providing clear, consistent communication with active engagement
• Contribution to continuous project management improvement activities across IT and the agency

The Candidate
Mandatory criteria:

• MUST have minimum 5 years of experience delivering Project Management services for government programs and/or projects (federal only)
• MUST have project management certification/s (relevant industry standards)
• MUST have highly developed communication and stakeholder engagement skills
• MUST have the ability to tailor/scale project management methodologies, governance and delivery approach to the needs and outcomes of the project, stakeholders and users
• MUST have demonstrated experience in problem solving, critical/objective thinking and influencing change

Desirable criteria:

• SHOULD have experience aligning outcomes, schedules and deliverables to the software development lifecycle (SDLC)
• SHOULD have experience preparing and management/supporting of IT procurement activities for on-premise, cloud or hybrid solutions
• SHOULD have experience delivering solutions supporting legislative changes
• SHOULD have experience delivering change for vessel safety (road, air, maritime) or other applicable regulatory functions
• SHOULD have experience delivering/supporting IT changes for office relocations

What the role offers:

• Up to $2000/day contracting rate for the right candidate
• A fun, collaborative and productive team.