Aps 5 - Canberra, Australia - Australian Government Department of Defence
Description
$78,143 - $83,700 (plus Super and BDCP)- Canberra
- ACT
The Role
As an Intelligence Assessment Analyst (Economics), you will produce intelligence assessments relevant to Australia's national security interests that focus on the intersection of Defence and associated economic issues.
You will analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources, and provide clear verbal and written intelligence assessments to our customers to inform their decision-making.
An Intelligence Assessment Analyst at this level is accountable under some or limited direction to undertake complex research and analysis activities.
The analyst will be required to identify relevant stakeholder expectations and concerns to develop a clear understanding of the issues to achieve outcomes.
They will work within a framework of legislation, established principles, work practices and procedures in accordance with Defence's mission and business objectives.
They will undertake various intelligence assessment-related tasks involving a range of processes and methodologies.They will have authority and discretion to varying degrees, depending on their level, to exercise initiative and judgement to achieve results.
All our intelligence analysts must be able to contribute towards ongoing self-improvement and professional development.About our Team
DIO's Defence Economics team is at the forefront of economic events that impact Defence - as they happen and often before.
To achieve our mission and produce the best possible intelligence analysis intersecting Defence, economic and national security issues; we bring together smart, focused people from a diverse range of backgrounds to create an agile, cohesive and effective workforce.
If you are looking for a career where your work has a profound impact on upholding our nation's security, you have come to the right place.
Our work is interesting and exciting.You will be aware of and able to scrutinise foreign economic developments to recognise trends and patterns.
You will have an inquiring mind, seeking to confirm truths and probabilities.
You will have a strong research and analytical skills base.
You will be aware of DIO's place in government and the organisation's primary goals and have as strong understanding of Australia's strategic, defence and national security priorities and environment.
You will have excellent interpersonal, and written and verbal communication skills while demonstrating flexibility, initiative and resilience in your approach to your work.
You are a team player and will be capable of cultivating productive working relationships throughout government and with international partners.
