Full time
Posted 17/04/2025
Closed 01/05/2025
A new role awaits
The NDIA has an exciting opportunity for a motivated and confident individual to join our ICT Services Branch, where you will work in a fast-paced environment supporting ICT services to Agency Staff and Partners.
The directorates and broad functions within the branch include ICT Support, ICT Service Reliability, Corporate Applications, End User Computing, Site Technology and Networks and Cloud Infrastructure Platforms. The branch has an excellent cohesive culture. New starters frequently remark how helpful and supportive our staff are. The branches motto is: think big, have fun, get stuff done. This statement serves both as a description of who were looking for and who we strive to be.
Where you can add value
As an APS6 DevOps Engineer you will be leading the development of project work that requires high-level strategic thinking, ability to support positive outcomes to complex problems and provide knowledge advice across technical forums. Your highly developed interpersonal and capability to Identify areas for process improvement skills, will be highly regarded.
Responsibilities include but not limit to:
Our ideal candidate has a strong ICT background, strategic planning abilities and stakeholder engagement experience. You will have exceptional communication skills and be able to track team progress and performance to ensure deadlines are met. Demonstrated experience in building and maintaining productive relationships as well as the ability to present and negotiate with influence at all levels is pivotal to success in this role.
EligibilitySuccessful candidates will be required to undergo a pre-employment National Police History check, Worker Screening check and/or Working with Children Check (where required) and provide evidence of Australian Citizenship.
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