Join us as Senior Project Officer (Data Governance), contributing to land policy and legislation across Queensland. You will research, analyse and prepare policy advice, briefings and submissions, working with internal and external stakeholders to support informed decision-making. This role suits a capable policy professional who values collaboration and delivering practical outcomes for Queensland communities. Discover a purpose driven career with the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development and unleash your potential to grow.
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As a Senior Project Officer (Data Governance) within the Land Operations Support team, you will lead the development and implementation of governance arrangements that support the effective management and use of valuation data. Working collaboratively with stakeholders across government and industry, you will contribute to modernising land administration and ensuring compliance with legislative and contractual requirements.
In this role, you will undertake research and analysis to inform governance frameworks, assurance processes and policy improvements relating to valuation data. You will provide strategic advice on valuation data matters, manage the contract lifecycle for authorised data releases, and coordinate compliance and audit activities.You will prepare reports, briefing notes and correspondence, build strong stakeholder relationships, and provide recommendations to support informed decision-making by the Valuer-General and senior management. Success in the role will be demonstrated through effective governance, strong stakeholder engagement, sound judgement and the delivery of quality outcomes in a complex operating environment.
Success in this role will be demonstrated through the effective delivery of governance and compliance initiatives, sound contract management, high-quality advice, strong stakeholder engagement and the ability to achieve outcomes in a complex operating environment. You will contribute to improving the management and use of valuation data while supporting the department's commitment to contemporary land administration and service excellence. A degree in law and experience negotiating and managing contracts would be highly regarded.
To apply for this role, you will need to submit the following documents:
- A copy of your current resume (2-3 pages recommended), detailing your previous work, voluntary or relevant experience, and the contact details for two referees who have personally observed you displaying the key duties, responsibilities and capabilities of this role.
- A brief cover letter (1-2 pages) introducing yourself to the panel and showcasing how your ‘About you' skills, and capabilities will enable you to make a valuable contribution to the department.
Why work for us?
The Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development (NRMMRRD) plays a critical role in supporting Queenslanders across the state—from Cairns to Mount Isa to Warwick - by delivering strong regional outcomes, fostering local economies, and strengthening government-community partnerships. As stewards of over 60% of Queensland's land and key supporters of industries such as mining and manufacturing, our reach and impact are vast. We are committed to putting our people first - empowering staff, celebrating success and encouraging innovation. Our workplace is mobile, flexible, inclusive and respectful, and we are focused on growing united, capable leaders. For more information, visit here.
We Offer
- Competitive superannuation and salary sacrificing options.
- Flexible working options supporting work-life balance.
- Generous leave provisions across the Queensland public sector.
- Professional career development and training opportunities.
- Relocation assistance and provisions.
- The chance to help #deliverforqld and be part of Queensland's long-term prosperity.
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Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Occupational group Policy & Planning