We’re always on the lookout for new skillsets and specialisations to add to our team.
We’re always on the lookout for new skillsets and specialisations to add to our team.
ASIS is seeking expressions of interest from highly motivated current and ongoing Commonwealth Public Servants who are looking for new career opportunities. This is open for people to register their interest for a wide variety of roles across the Service. You must be a current Commonwealth Public Servant to register.
Please note there is no 'job description' to download for this talent register. Please refer to the ILS at www.apsc.gov.au when preparing your extended response.
The Property Branch is responsible for enhancing the agency’s business capabilities through effective management and maintenance of the property portfolio, delivering major and minor projects and driving strategic direction through forward planning. We are seeking to fill a number of EL1 positions across multiple teams within the branch.
Reporting to the Director-General ASIS, and working in close collaboration with Deputy Director-General Operations, the Deputy Director-General, Capability, Corporate Management and Transformation, is responsible for:
- Developing and maintaining the operational and corporate capabilities of the organisation;
- Managing large scale transformation programs; and
- Managing organisational risk and long-term financial sustainability, to ensure that ASIS can proactively respond to challenging and evolving global demands.
The Deputy Director-General, Capability, Corporate Management and Transformation is a high-profile position, providing executive leadership across the organisation. The position works in close collaboration with Ministers and senior stakeholders across the Australian National Intelligence Community (NIC), broader Commonwealth Government, industry and international partners.
To apply, please obtain selection documentation for Ref No.1057 from www.executiveintelligencegroup.com.au. All applications must be submitted through the Executive Intelligence Group website.
An ASIS Intelligence Officer plans, develops and manages intelligence operations in accordance with relevant legislation and Australian government requirements. You will use your exceptional interpersonal and relationship skills, high-level training and sound judgement to collect intelligence from overseas.
As an experienced Operations Analyst, you will work within a geographic or thematic Headquarters-based team to enable operational outcomes, and support intelligence collection and distribution priorities to deliver impact against the Australian Intelligence Missions (AIMs). You will collaborate with a range of specialised contributors to generate operational impact. These may include HUMINT collectors, linguists, technical specialists, secondees and integrees from counterpart agencies and external agency customers