Federal Court of Australia Hiring for APS 4 Cyber Security Officer Job at Sydney Full Time

• $66,638 – $72,352 per annum plus superannuation
• Ongoing / Non-Ongoing – Full-time
• Sydney, Melbourne, Perth

Position Overview
As part of the Court’s cyber security uplift programme, the Court is looking for a number of cyber security or IT graduates who wish to work within the cyber security domain. The roles will form part of the Court’s cyber security team and support activities and projects across governance and engineering domains.

Key Duties
Duties may include:

• Respond to various cyber security requirements as designated by other teams such as software security assessments and service security assessments.
• Monitor cyber security system alert and notification and respond in accordance with set procedures.
• Perform basic vulnerability management and monitoring on key systems.
• Assist in reporting on IT risks against various compliance requirements based on Government security requirements.
• Support improvement of cyber security policies, standards, guidelines and procedures.
• Assist in establishment of cyber security awareness programs and other campaigns.
• Assist in reporting on cyber security compliance and assurance activities and tasks.

Some travel may be required when undertaking project work.

Selection Criteria

• Problem solving – Demonstrates an ability to identify problems, propose solutions
  • As a team member, provide a high standard of service.
  • Ensure activities within defined responsibilities are aligned to relevant best practice standards and processes.
  • Under direction, assist with and respond to requests for reports and data.
  • Under direction, assist with the maintenance of an effective cyber security posture.
  • Consult with clients to identify and apply service standards.
  • Ensure problems and complaints are effectively addressed.
  • Work with team members to identify and address gaps in existing capabilities.
  • Under direction support the implementation of changes and projects.
  • Maintain an awareness of external best practice via industry networks or similar.
  • Support the identification of opportunities for service improvements.
  • Actively contribute to achievement of the Court’s business objectives as they apply to the team.
  • Maintain good personal relationships and with other areas of the Court’s stakeholders.
  • Actively contribute to a harmonious team environment.
• Focus on improvements – Identifies opportunities for operational improvement
  • The ability to identify, plan and implement continual improvements within the supported cyber security environment.
  • Be able to respond to a changing environment and show the ability to be flexible with responding to change and leading to stable technical environments.
• Working Relationships and Leadership
  • Promote team cohesiveness and a sense of common purpose. Demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively by consulting and sharing.
  • Be able to communicate clearly and positively, including actively listening to staff, colleagues and customers. Consults and share information and ensures stakeholders are kept informed of work statuses.
• Education and/or Experience
  • Information Technology or similar degree (an emphasis on cyber security desirable).
  • Enthusiastic and contagious can-do attitude.
  • Flexible attitude to all work duties.
  • Experience with change or task coordination, reporting and policy or procedure development.
  • Some experience in cyber security tools and systems desirable.
  • Excellent communication skills, approachable friendly personality.
  • IT or cyber security oriented industry certifications desirable.

Contact Officer
For more information please contact Tom Daniewski, Chief Information Security Officer via telephone (08) 6317 5330 or email [email protected].

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