EL1 Change Manager
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Job Description
- Initial Contract Duration: 16 months
- Extension term details: One extension of 6
months
- Location: ACT
- Security Requirements: Must be able to
obtain Baseline
- Working Arrangements: Hybrid
ACT-based hybrid arrangement. The Worker must routinely attend One Canberra Avenue, Forrest ACT 2603 in accordance with the Department's flexible work arrangements. Subject to commencement, performance and operational requirements, remote work may be permitted for up to 2 days per week. The Labour Hire Worker must comply with reasonable attendance requests. - Maximum hours: 40 hours per week.
Job details
The Department seeks an
experienced Business Change Manager to support system redevelopment. The role
will operate in a lean, fast-paced project environment and provide trusted,
responsive support to the Senior Responsible Officer and Project Director. The
successful candidate will act as a central coordination point for business
change, stakeholder engagement, business analysis and executive communication,
translating verified business needs and project objectives into practical
change activities and clear, evidence-based advice.
The candidate must be able to establish
priorities quickly, work effectively under pressure, collaborate respectfully
across business and technical teams, adapt to changing priorities and deliver
high-quality outcomes with limited supervision.
Key duties and responsibilities
- Act as the trusted adviser and central
coordination point for change impacts, stakeholder matters, business
requirements, readiness, risks and emerging issues.
- Coordinate between the business owner team
and the vendor project manager.
- Develop and deliver an integrated
stakeholder engagement and communication strategy for participating entities,
governance bodies, internal teams, data providers and end users.
- Facilitate workshops, interviews, briefings
and forums, and maintain effective feedback, decision and action mechanisms.
- Develop and maintain the change management
approach aligned with the delivery roadmap and governance arrangements.
- Complete an initial change impact
assessment within four weeks of commencement and update it at key milestones.
- Plan and coordinate readiness, transition,
adoption, training, knowledge transfer and post-implementation support.
- Maintain and validate business
requirements, user stories, process maps, data requirements, user journeys and
acceptance criteria.
- Support user acceptance testing, solution
demonstrations, deployment and implementation decisions, maintaining
traceability to agreed business outcomes.
- Prepare concise briefs, presentations,
dashboards, decision papers, data visualisations and executive-ready updates.
- Manage competing priorities and deliver
accurate, fit-for-purpose outputs within short timeframes.
Technical skills
- Complex digital, data or ICT-enabled
business change; stakeholder facilitation and executive briefing.
- Business analysis, including requirements
elicitation, process mapping, traceability, validation and UAT.
- Data visualisation using Power BI or
comparable tools.
- Desirable: Australian Government or
regulated-environment experience, AI or agentic project experience, BPMN, and
recognised change, BA or project qualifications
About the team
The role will work within the PGPA and
Digital Reporting Branch, Governance and Grants Division, and collaborate with
multidisciplinary business, data, design and technical delivery teams.
About the project
The system redevelopment will change how
information about Government information is collected, validated, governed,
managed and published. It includes changes to the digital platform, business
processes, data practices, governance arrangements, stakeholder
responsibilities and user experience.
Essential Criteria
- Address all criteria specified (this is
equal to 5000 characters)
Desirable Criteria
- Security clearance: The proposed candidate
must hold, or be able to quickly obtain and maintain, a minimum AGSVA Baseline
security clearance.
- Performance Criterion 1 - Relevant
experience and demonstrated outcomes: The extent to which the candidate and
seller demonstrate successful delivery of complex business change in digital,
data or ICT-enabled transformation, including comparable stakeholder
complexity, government or regulated-environment experience, measurable outcomes
and referee-supported performance.
- Performance Criterion 2 - Proposed
personnel capability and capacity: The extent to which the nominated candidate
demonstrates capability across change management, stakeholder engagement,
business analysis, executive communication, data visualisation and
multidisciplinary delivery, including availability, independence and ability to
deliver under pressure.
- Performance Criterion 3 - Understanding,
methodology and delivery approach: The extent to which the candidate and seller
demonstrate an understanding of the Transparency Portal requirements and a
practical approach to the first 30/60/90 days, change impacts, engagement,
readiness, adoption, requirements traceability, UAT, governance, reporting,
risks, dependencies and responsible use of AI-enabled tools.
Application Deadline: Tuesday, 17 November
2026
Expected Start Date: Thursday, 03 December
2026
Job Type: Contract
If you wish to have a confidential
discussion, call us on 02 6108 3980 or 0410 756 040 for more information.
