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Lead the applications that supports City of Newcastle’s infrastructure, assets & frontline operations.
From roads, parks and sporting facilities to waste services and community infrastructure, City of Newcastle (CN) relies on technology to manage and maintain the assets that support our growing city. Join us and play a key role in the applications that help plan, deliver and maintain the services our community depends on every day.
Reporting to the Manager IT Applications & Data, this newly created permanent role will lead a team of technical specialists responsible for a portfolio of business-critical applications supporting asset management, field operations and capital works delivery. You'll ensure these applications remain reliable, secure and fit for purpose while driving their ongoing enhancement and performance.
This is not a typical applications support role. You'll partner with operational leaders, technology teams and strategic vendors to shape application roadmaps, prioritise improvements and support technology outcomes that enable efficient frontline services and long-term asset management.
As a member of our team, you won't just work for the city; you'll co-create it. Here, your ideas and efforts directly shape the places where you and your community live, work and play.
We're seeking a collaborative and well-organised leader with experience supporting enterprise applications in asset-intensive environments. You'll bring expertise across operational and strategic asset management, project delivery platforms and enterprise applications, together with a strong understanding of integrations, APIs and platform architecture. Experience with geospatial technologies and complex system integrations will be highly regarded.
Your experience leading technical specialists, managing vendor relationships and influencing complex technical decisions will set you up for success. You'll be equally comfortable engaging technical and non-technical stakeholders, translating complexity into practical outcomes that deliver value to the business.
This is an exciting opportunity to join an established technology team that has spent the past four years building strong foundations and help shape the next stage of its evolution.
And we’ll be there for you in important times in your life. We embrace flexible work arrangements to find a balance that allows us to enjoy the city we shape.
Find out more about your new career by viewing the position description here.
Life at City of Newcastle (CN)
You’ll get to experience your work up close alongside the brilliant minds of your colleagues who care for one another and the region.
You’ll chip away at ambitious plans with a talented, passionate crew alongside you, shaping the very fabric of our community. Showing up for neighbours not shareholders.
Every single day offers the chance to think big and act local. Planning and prioritising to achieve the most important outcomes with the community.
You’ll add value in the moments that matter. From librarians to lifeguards, in a range of iconic places, we achieve a better Newcastle together.
Whether we’re planning to host major events, providing essential services or supporting creative artists, it’s what we do when the cameras aren't rolling that matters most.
Our focus on inclusion and respecting culture, will help you feel a deeper connection with others. You'll connect with internal communities that will help you to feel a sense of belonging and reflect the diversity of the growing region.
You’ll do meaningful work and do it sustainably as you take ideas from plan to play, in your own backyard.
With hundreds of different roles, each person adds their uniqueness to our culture and plays their part as we head towards our 2040 vision.
With natural assets and a focus on the environment, co-create a sustainable region with us.
Why join CN?
At CN, we value our employees, and their wellbeing takes priority. We encourage employees to make time for what's important and provide the benefits to enable a work life balance that allow us to enjoy the city we shape. To read more, visit here!
People with diverse lived experiences (including but not limited to, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, people with diverse gender identities and sexualities, people from different cultural, racial, ethnic, religious and linguistic backgrounds, people with disability, carers, and veterans) are encouraged to apply.
Don’t just work for the city, co-create it. Join and expand your career at the City of Newcastle.
Application Closing Date: Friday 20 November 2026.
Remuneration: $148,684.13 + 17.5% annual leave loading yearly payment + 12% Superannuation per annum for a 35-hour week.
Contact: Alicia Lopez- Chief Information Officer – 0473 020 047.
If you need any adjustments to be made to the recruitment process or if you would like to discuss any accessibility requirements, please contact recruit@ncc.nsw.gov.au for a confidential discussion.
You must have the right to live and work in Australia to apply for this job.
CN do not accept unsolicited resumes, and we respectfully ask that recruitment agencies do not contact us at this stage.
Apply Now
From roads, parks and sporting facilities to waste services and community infrastructure, City of Newcastle (CN) relies on technology to manage and maintain the assets that support our growing city. Join us and play a key role in the applications that help plan, deliver and maintain the services our community depends on every day.
Reporting to the Manager IT Applications & Data, this newly created permanent role will lead a team of technical specialists responsible for a portfolio of business-critical applications supporting asset management, field operations and capital works delivery. You'll ensure these applications remain reliable, secure and fit for purpose while driving their ongoing enhancement and performance.
This is not a typical applications support role. You'll partner with operational leaders, technology teams and strategic vendors to shape application roadmaps, prioritise improvements and support technology outcomes that enable efficient frontline services and long-term asset management.
As a member of our team, you won't just work for the city; you'll co-create it. Here, your ideas and efforts directly shape the places where you and your community live, work and play.
We're seeking a collaborative and well-organised leader with experience supporting enterprise applications in asset-intensive environments. You'll bring expertise across operational and strategic asset management, project delivery platforms and enterprise applications, together with a strong understanding of integrations, APIs and platform architecture. Experience with geospatial technologies and complex system integrations will be highly regarded.
Your experience leading technical specialists, managing vendor relationships and influencing complex technical decisions will set you up for success. You'll be equally comfortable engaging technical and non-technical stakeholders, translating complexity into practical outcomes that deliver value to the business.
This is an exciting opportunity to join an established technology team that has spent the past four years building strong foundations and help shape the next stage of its evolution.
And we’ll be there for you in important times in your life. We embrace flexible work arrangements to find a balance that allows us to enjoy the city we shape.
Find out more about your new career by viewing the position description here.
Life at City of Newcastle (CN)
You’ll get to experience your work up close alongside the brilliant minds of your colleagues who care for one another and the region.
You’ll chip away at ambitious plans with a talented, passionate crew alongside you, shaping the very fabric of our community. Showing up for neighbours not shareholders.
Every single day offers the chance to think big and act local. Planning and prioritising to achieve the most important outcomes with the community.
You’ll add value in the moments that matter. From librarians to lifeguards, in a range of iconic places, we achieve a better Newcastle together.
Whether we’re planning to host major events, providing essential services or supporting creative artists, it’s what we do when the cameras aren't rolling that matters most.
Our focus on inclusion and respecting culture, will help you feel a deeper connection with others. You'll connect with internal communities that will help you to feel a sense of belonging and reflect the diversity of the growing region.
You’ll do meaningful work and do it sustainably as you take ideas from plan to play, in your own backyard.
With hundreds of different roles, each person adds their uniqueness to our culture and plays their part as we head towards our 2040 vision.
With natural assets and a focus on the environment, co-create a sustainable region with us.
Why join CN?
At CN, we value our employees, and their wellbeing takes priority. We encourage employees to make time for what's important and provide the benefits to enable a work life balance that allow us to enjoy the city we shape. To read more, visit here!
- 35-hour working week with flexible/hybrid work arrangements/model as well as an optional 9-day fortnight
- 4 weeks of annual leave, 3 weeks of personal leave, plus 2 additional paid public holidays
- 17.5% annual leave loading yearly payment
- Paid parental leave for primary carers
- Industry leading employment conditions
- Corporate Fitness program from as little as $18.00 per fortnight
- Access to a range of exclusive CN employee benefits programs including Novated Lease options as well as access to reward and recognition vouchers
- Annual performance development plans and ongoing training and development opportunities
- Leading the CN Way leadership program
- Inclusion, Diversity & Equity (IDE) employee networks and initiatives
- Access to Health & Wellbeing programs including an Onsite Physiotherapist and Psychology, Yoga and Mental Health Ambassador Groups
People with diverse lived experiences (including but not limited to, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, people with diverse gender identities and sexualities, people from different cultural, racial, ethnic, religious and linguistic backgrounds, people with disability, carers, and veterans) are encouraged to apply.
Don’t just work for the city, co-create it. Join and expand your career at the City of Newcastle.
Application Closing Date: Friday 20 November 2026.
Remuneration: $148,684.13 + 17.5% annual leave loading yearly payment + 12% Superannuation per annum for a 35-hour week.
Contact: Alicia Lopez- Chief Information Officer – 0473 020 047.
If you need any adjustments to be made to the recruitment process or if you would like to discuss any accessibility requirements, please contact recruit@ncc.nsw.gov.au for a confidential discussion.
You must have the right to live and work in Australia to apply for this job.
CN do not accept unsolicited resumes, and we respectfully ask that recruitment agencies do not contact us at this stage.
Apply Now
