• Permanent Full Time
• $116,211 – $128,061 plus Superannuation and Leave Loading
• Sydney CBD, Flexible & hybrid working options available

About the Agency

You will have an invaluable opportunity to create a positive impact for the people of New South Wales. You will be challenged to provide the best outcomes possible in this role while developing and growing your own skills.

When you join Treasury, you join an organisation that is a whole-of-government financial and economic advisor. Treasury is a critical component of the government and provides advice that informs a wide range of financial, economic and policy driven work for the state of NSW.

We consider work-life balance a key feature of being employed here. You will have the flexibility to manage your work schedule around times that best suit your life outside of the workplace and in line with organisational needs.

About the Branch

The First Nations Economic Wellbeing Branch is working to improve outcomes for First Nations people in NSW by building a culturally informed evidence base.

We are responsible for supporting Treasury and the wider sector’s capability to design, evaluate and conduct economic appraisal of First Nations initiatives.

We also take a leading role in identifying opportunities for enabling First Nations economic prosperity through strategic projects and consultation.

What we can offer you

• Flexible hybrid working at our office at 52 Martin Place, Sydney with standard working hours 35 hours per week.
• Accrue quarterly flex time for any hours worked over the standard hours, and enjoy true work life balance.
• Continuous learning initiatives to invest in your career. We invite subject matter experts to share their knowledge and expertise during in-house education sessions, and online training is at your fingertips to access.
• A healthy workplace, both mentally and physically. Our Wellbeing at Treasury curriculum offers regular seminars. From opportunities to connect with colleagues to boost social connection, to seminars on creating better financial health and physical and psychological wellbeing.
• A range of leave to support you with your needs out of work including generous paid parental leave, carers leave and more.

Your day as a Senior Analyst

Your typical day-to-day work includes contributing to the development and implementation of strategies, frameworks and reforms that impact First Nations people and communities, with the aim of improving policy design and public investment decisions in New South Wales.

This work will help to identify ‘what works’ in improving outcomes for First Nations people and build capacity in teams across Treasury to work towards these goals in partnership with First Nations communities.

For a full description of the role and other strategic documents please contact Tahlia at [email protected] using the subject line: Senior Analyst - First Nations Economic Wellbeing Branch - NSW Treasury enquiry via EthicalJobs.

Key knowledge and experience

• Demonstrated understanding of public policy and/or economic concepts that impact First Nations communities.
• Ability to use qualitative and/or quantitative analysis to derive insights
• Support the delivery of projects through project management including scoping, planning, and risk mitigation.
• Relevant experience drafting clear and concise presentations, briefings, correspondence, and reports.
• Ability to provide culturally informed advice to agencies in line with Treasury guidance and frameworks
• Ability to establish and maintain culturally sensitive relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, organisations, and stakeholders.

Achieve success as Senior Analyst

In this integral role there are a few things we would like for you to have to best support yourself and add value to the people of NSW.

You will be successful in this role if you are:

• Interested in working in First Nations affairs along with an understanding of how to improve outcomes for First Nations peoples’.
• Collaborative in a team environment
• Able to build and maintain strong relationships and develop joint solutions.
• Able to critically evaluate initiative seeking public funding.
• A clear communicator with the ability to write and communicate in a concise way.

How to Apply

All applications must be made in writing and include the following:

• Up to date CV (maximum 5 pages)
• Cover letter (maximum 2 pages) outlining why you have applied for the position and how you meet the requirements of the position

Applications should be submitted through our website by clicking the “Apply Now” button.

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for ongoing employment at NSW Treasury, you must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or permanent resident of Australia.

NSW Treasury does not provide relocation expenses, nor can we support employer-sponsored work visas unless specifically referenced in the advertisement.

The successful candidate will be required to undergo background checks and provide confirmation of tertiary academic qualifications before commencement.

How to get more information

For further information on the position, please contact the team at Pipeline Talent.

Tahlia Gilchrist | Senior Recruitment Consultant

[email protected] 

Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country, 1/1 Beaconsfield Street, Fyshwick ACT

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