Position Title Portfolio Office Team Leader APS Classification APS Level 6 Salary Range $77,262 - $85,418 Branch Shared Services Branch Location Tuggeranong Office Park (TOP), ACT Opportunity Type Ongoing (Permanent) Security Requirements None Closing Date 08 July 2013 at 11:59pm (AEST) Information about the Section / Branch Shared Services branch provides a front door into the Information Management and Technology Group (IMTG) for business areas seeking advice on business system capability and design services to support: new policy and major change initiatives program development and delivery corporate services business process automation business process re-engineering Experts are available to assist you in clarifying your business initiatives and to design processes and technical solutions to support the delivery of outcomes for your policy or program. This could include identifying where current business systems or IT services meet your specific needs and exploring solutions available elsewhere in Government as well as mapping, reviewing and reengineering business processes to identify and reduce duplication and achieve consistency across your area of responsibility. Currently the branch is providing consultation and co-design services to support the evolution and delivery of major change initiatives like the National Disability Insurance Scheme and Strategic Program Reform. The branch is also responsible for a range of IMTG Strategic and Portfolio Management activities including: Development of strategic plans to enable the department to make informed decisions about future platforms for information, applications and infrastructure Provision of advice to shape emerging whole of government IT initiatives ICT portfolio reporting, including benefits management, and strengthening of ICT project management frameworks Relationship management of our strategic and commercial ICT arrangements at the whole of government level Coordination of the IT investment cycle Coordination of whole of government ICT reporting activities and entry level ICT recruitment programs. Description of the Role The IMTG Portfolio Management Office provides an enabling support structure for all programs and projects within IMTG. We provide standardised guidance including principles, processes and techniques to deliver outcomes within an internationally recognised Project, Programme and Portfolio Management approach. The team also provides assurance to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and other senior management that the ICT Portfolio in FaHCSIA is being effectively and efficiently managed. The Section is also responsible for the following bodies of work: ICT enabled P3M3 assessment and capability improvement plans. Overarching Portfolio Governance monitoring and reporting Coordinating the Project Management Community of Practice Developing and maintaining the ICT Workforce Strategy Overseeing responses to a number of Whole-Of-Australian-Government (WOAG) requirements Coordinating the intake and placement of ICT Graduates and Cadets. NOTE: This is a recently expanded function in IMTG. As such the position will evolve over time as the function matures. For the next 6 - 12 months this role will focus on establishing and strengthening the range of new Portfolio Management initiatives. Duties / Selection Criteria The APS 6 will work closely with the Assistant Section Manager to monitor and review the Portfolio of ICT projects to provide assurance to senior managers that it is being carried out efficiently and effectively. The position also provides high level support as required to various Project and Portfolio level staff and functions. Criterion 1 Ability to provide sound advice to a range of stakeholders on Project, Programme and Portfolio level best practices including alignment with P3M3 Capability Improvement. Criterion 2 Ability to analyse relevant Project and Portfolio reports and products and provide considered advice on the performance of the Portfolio. Criterion 3 Knowledge of and experience in a Portfolio/Project Management Environment. Criterion 4 The ability to communicate with influence and establish good stakeholder relationships Criterion 5 Achieves results Criterion 6 Demonstrates personal drive and integrity Criterion 7 Well-developed written and oral communication and representation skills Referee / Interview Requirements The names and contact details of two referees would be appreciated. An interview will be conducted. Applicants will be asked to give a presentation during the interview. Details of the presentation will be provided to applicants after the closing of the application. Contact Officer Name: Guy TESSIER Phone: (02) 6146 2081 Email: GUY.TESSIER@FAHCSIA.GOV.AU