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One of our Federal Government clients is seeking qualified candidates with experience in the Federal Government for an immediate opportunity starting in early January 2024. As an Assistant Director ( EL1 level), you will be a self-motivated professional, ready to contribute your skills and expertise to a client who values dedication and hard work. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals looking to make an impact in a dynamic and rewarding environment. ...

You will undertakes complex research and analysis to provide evidence-based recommendations.You will prepare complex correspondence and documentation. You will develop and implement processes, procedures and tools that support the delivery of high quality policy advice and provide advice on highly complex and sensitive policy matters.

Specific Duties and Responsibilities

Lead and manage complex programs of work, ensuring effective coordination, research, stakeholder engagement, and have high level communication skills.
Develop, review and coordinate strategic documents for the branch, including providing input into strategy, briefings and discussion papers. Proactively identify and highlight risks, opportunities, and strategic considerations.
Provide strategic oversight and analysis of policy, legislative, and regulatory changes affecting the Branch, ensuring awareness and alignment across the department.
Represent the Branch in key strategic forums, committees, contributing to discussions and decision-making.
Foster and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with both internal and external stakeholders, including the branch line areas
Manage key corporate processes such as secretariat processes and other budget/finance and coordination/administration activities.

Core Capabilities:

Highly developed written and verbal communication, research and analysis skills, including ability to draft a range of documentation.
Demonstrated ability to achieve results and meet tight deadlines.
excellent leadership skills and a demonstrated ability to establish high performing teams.
Proven ability to build strong working relationships across the department and to work collaboratively with key stakeholders.
Strong knowledge of the APS operational environment, or ability to learn quickly.
Experience in and knowledge of Cabinet and Budget processes is highly desirable.

Clearance: Active NV1

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Specific Duties and Responsibilities

Lead and manage complex programs of work, ensuring effective coordination, research, stakeholder engagement, and have high level communication skills.
Develop, review and coordinate strategic documents for the branch, including providing input into strategy, briefings and discussion papers. Proactively identify and highlight risks, opportunities, and strategic considerations.
Provide strategic oversight and analysis of policy, legislative, and regulatory changes affecting the Branch, ensuring awareness and alignment across the department.
Represent the Branch in key strategic forums, committees, contributing to discussions and decision-making.
Foster and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with both internal and external stakeholders, including the branch line areas
Manage key corporate processes such as secretariat processes and other budget/finance and coordination/administration activities.

Core Capabilities:

Highly developed written and verbal communication, research and analysis skills, including ability to draft a range of documentation.
Demonstrated ability to achieve results and meet tight deadlines.
excellent leadership skills and a demonstrated ability to establish high performing teams.
Proven ability to build strong working relationships across the department and to work collaboratively with key stakeholders.
Strong knowledge of the APS operational environment, or ability to learn quickly.
Experience in and knowledge of Cabinet and Budget processes is highly desirable.

Clearance: Active NV1

skills
Policy Research
qualifications
- Strong policy and research skills
education
Secondary School/High School

summary

canberra, australian capital territory
permanent
full-time

specialism
government
sub specialism
federal government
reference number
90M0658737_6335754144308315983

work-life
work life balance

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