Security Systems Manager

• Executive Level 2 Lower, Ongoing
• $130,445 - $146,506 + 15.4% super
• Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart. Sydney, Perth

The Bureau’s Data and Digital group (DDG) is responsible for the ICT systems the Bureau relies on to provide trusted, reliable and responsive weather, water, climate, ocean and space weather services for Australia – all day, every day. The Infrastructure Services Section within the SIM Program seeks a Security Systems Manager to lead a team and take accountability for the Bureau’s second level support of enterprise Microsoft platforms and associated technologies that support the Bureau’s network identity management and corporate office IT operations.

The team is well established with long-standing responsibilities for the build and operation of these systems. This includes ongoing patching and capacity management, fulfilling moves/adds/changes and related service requests, and consultation with designers, architects and project teams.

To be successful in the role you will:

• Bring with you and contribute relevant hands-on experience and expertise in enterprise grade Microsoft technologies - including Windows Server, Active Directory, Exchange, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, Certificate Authority, SQL and HyperV;
• Have an awareness of applicable Microsoft best practices and patterns, design and implementation concepts and principles, and specific considerations for their implementation in an Australian government agency;
• Recognise the potential for skill and talent in staff, and have the ability to recruit, coach and enable staff and manage underperformance;
• Be aware of government cyber security frameworks and how they apply to ICT infrastructure;
• Have excellent written and verbal communication skills;
• Value teamwork and diversity, show interest in and support your peers, and value professional collaboration;
• Have a knowledge of and demonstrate commitment to the APS Values, APS Code of Conduct, and the Bureau’s Social Justice Strategy.