Audit Senior (Contract)

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Audit Senior, Leading Global Consultancy

Overview
A leading global consultancy is seeking an experienced Audit Senior to join their team on an initial 3 month contract. You’ll support end to end audit delivery across a varied client portfolio, bringing strong technical accounting knowledge and hands on Big 4 audit experience to a fast paced engagement environment. The role will suit someone comfortable working across complex group structures, including consolidation and impairment considerations, with exposure to property and real estate clients highly regarded.

Key responsibilities

* Deliver audit fieldwork across planning, execution, and completion phases
* Prepare and review audit workpapers in line with methodology and quality standards
* Analyse financial statements and disclosures under IFRS, including consolidation entries and group reporting
* Perform and review impairment assessments, including supporting assumptions and models
* Support audits of property and real estate entities, including investment property and related accounting considerations
* Identify, assess, and document key risks and controls
* Liaise with client stakeholders to gather evidence and resolve queries efficiently
* Support audit managers with status updates, issue tracking, and reporting

Key requirements

* Big 4 external audit experience
* Strong working knowledge of IFRS, including consolidation and impairment accounting
* Experience with consolidation entries and group audits
* Exposure to property and real estate audits is desirable but not essential
* Candidates considered from any industry background, including Real Estate, Manufacturing, Retail, Tech, Pharma, and others
* CA qualified
* Confident communicator; able to work autonomously and meet tight timeframes

Tools, methodology, and training

* Training provided on the firm’s audit methodology and audit tools

Contract details

* Contract length: 3 months
* Start: ASAP

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Category Manager, Defence Maritime Supply Chain

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Our client is seeking an experienced Category Manager to support complex and high-value Defence Maritime programs, delivering critical supply chain and procurement outcomes across a broad and diverse portfolio. This role operates within a secure Defence environment and requires ongoing access to Defence systems, information and stakeholders.

The Category Manager will play a key role in managing, remediating and optimising existing standing offer contracts while leading the development and implementation of new category management procurement activities. An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential for this position and must be held at the time of application.
Key responsibilities

  • Manage and remediate a large suite of existing standing offer contracts, ensuring full compliance with Defence program requirements, governance frameworks and procurement policy
  • Lead the development of multiple category management procurement activities, including detailed market analysis, supply chain capability assessments and risk evaluations
  • Develop and document category strategies that align with Defence procurement connected policy and operational objectives
  • Conduct comprehensive risk assessments, including liability risk analysis, in accordance with Defence standards
  • Develop and implement new category management approaches to support long-term Defence capability outcomes
  • Provide subject matter expertise on category management, contract performance and supply chain optimisation within a Defence context
  • Build and maintain strong working relationships with Defence stakeholders, industry partners and internal teams to drive successful program outcomes
  • Support continuous improvement initiatives across Defence supply chain and procurement activities
    Essential requirements
  • Minimum Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting or equivalent qualification
  • Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply professional membership highly desirable
  • Demonstrated experience in supply chain category management and procurement policy, preferably within Defence
  • Defence experience preferred and highly regarded
  • Strong stakeholder engagement, negotiation and relationship management skills
  • Proven experience managing complex contracts and working with ERP systems
  • Australian Citizenship is mandatory due to Defence security requirements
  • An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential and must be maintained throughout the contract
  • Applications without Australian Citizenship and an active Baseline Security Clearance will not be considered
    Defence disclaimer
  • This role operates in a secure Defence environment; ongoing eligibility to hold a Baseline Security Clearance is a mandatory condition of employment
    Location
  • Sydney
    Weekly hours
    * 40

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Contract Support Manager, Defence Maritime

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Our client is seeking a proactive and detail-focused Contract Support Manager to provide essential administrative, governance and coordination support across Defence Maritime supply chain contracts. This role plays a critical part in ensuring Defence contracts are managed in line with policy, compliance and audit requirements.

The Contract Support Manager works closely with Contract Managers, suppliers and Defence stakeholders to support contract administration, performance monitoring and governance activities. An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential for this position.

Key responsibilities
* Provide administrative support for Defence contract administration, including document preparation, compliance checks and record management
* Support contract performance monitoring through data collection, metrics review and report compilation
* Coordinate and track Contract Change Proposals, including price adjustments and obsolescence management
* Liaise with suppliers and Defence stakeholders to resolve contractual issues and maintain effective working relationships
* Maintain audit-ready records and documentation in line with Defence procurement and governance frameworks
* Support Defence contract risk management and governance activities through accurate reporting and administration

Essential requirements
* Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting or equivalent qualification
* Demonstrated experience with Defence Procurement Policy and frameworks
* Experience using SAP ERP contract management systems
* Experience in Defence contract administration or procurement support roles
* Understanding of supply chain and logistics processes
* Defence experience preferred
* Australian Citizenship is mandatory
* An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential and must be maintained
* Candidates without Australian Citizenship and an active Baseline Security Clearance will not be considered

Defence disclaimer
* This role operates in a secure Defence environment and is subject to Defence security requirements and ongoing clearance eligibility

Location
* Sydney

Weekly hours
* 40

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Supply Chain Category Analyst, Defence Maritime

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Our client is seeking an experienced Supply Chain Category Analyst to support Defence Maritime programs through advanced analytics, reporting and data-driven decision making. This role operates within a secure Defence environment and requires access to Defence logistics and procurement systems.

The Supply Chain Category Analyst will be responsible for developing, maintaining and enhancing analytics dashboards that support category management strategies and Defence supply chain optimisation initiatives. An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential for this role.

Key responsibilities
* Lead the development and ongoing maintenance of comprehensive Supply Chain Analytics dashboards for Defence programs
* Establish and manage a Work Breakdown Structure outlining analytics activities, milestones and deliverables
* Provide regular progress reporting to Defence stakeholders against agreed timelines
* Conduct gap analysis on required data sets, including data cleansing and validation activities
* Develop training materials and standard operating procedures for dashboard usage and maintenance
* Coordinate progress reporting and analytics outputs for Defence and internal stakeholders
* Collaborate with Defence stakeholders to ensure accurate data integration and reporting across systems
* Provide expert advice on supply chain optimisation, category management strategies and performance improvement
* Develop and maintain Power BI dashboards to identify contract category performance and potential savings
* Analyse internal and external data sources to identify trends, risks and opportunities across Defence supply chains
* Support governance and compliance with Defence procurement and logistics frameworks

Essential requirements
* Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting or equivalent qualification
* Demonstrated expertise in Power BI, data analytics and dashboard development
* Experience working with Defence Logistics Information Systems
* Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply certification highly desirable
* Defence experience preferred
* Australian Citizenship is mandatory
* An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential and must be held at the time of application
* Applications without Australian Citizenship and an active Baseline Security Clearance will not be considered

Defence disclaimer
* This role requires access to secure Defence information and systems and is subject to Defence security and clearance requirements

Location
* Sydney

Weekly hours
* 40

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Instructional Designer/Training Specialist

  • Australia
  • Melbourne
  • Contract
  • CBD/WFH hybrid | ASAP start

We’re looking for an experienced Instructional Designer/Training Specialist to play a critical role in a major enterprise transformation for this leading University.

Your brand-new role will focus on designing and delivering training that drives real adoption of new systems and processes. You’ll work closely with Change Leads, project teams, business stakeholders, and technology partners to deliver high-impact, fit-for-purpose learning within a fast-moving transformation environment.

Key activities

  • Lead end-to-end training design, development, and delivery across a complex transformation program
  • Conduct training needs analysis and define role-based learning outcomes
  • Develop and execute training strategies, plans, learning pathways, and schedules aligned to project milestones
  • Design and build engaging learning assets, including: eLearning modules, facilitator-led training materials, work instructions, quick reference guides, job aids, and instructional videos
  • Deliver high-quality training via in-person, virtual, and blended formats
  • Set up and validate training environments and scenarios

Skills & experience

  • Solid experience delivering training within large-scale, complex technology or transformation programs
  • Strong grounding in adult learning principles and instructional design
  • Confident, credible facilitator comfortable with diverse audiences
  • Hands-on experience with eLearning tools
  • Previous experience supporting training for Salesforce CRM or similar enterprise platforms
  • Comfortable working in Agile delivery environments alongside technical teams
  • Working knowledge of change management methodologies (e.g. Prosci)
  • Highly organised, adaptable, and calm under pressure, with excellent communication skills

Apply now to secure an interview or email Alistair.barr@talentinternational.com for further information.

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Supply Chain Data Entry Lead

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Supply Chain Data Entry Lead (ERP)

Location: Sydney, NSW
Security Clearance Required: Baseline

About the Role:
We are seeking an experienced Defence Supply Chain Data Entry Lead (ERP) to support critical supply chain and procurement operations within the Defence Maritime domain. This role is key to ensuring accurate cataloguing, codification, and inventory management within ERP systems, helping maintain operational readiness and compliance.

As the Supply Chain Data Entry Lead, you will coordinate cataloguing and codification activities for goods under contract, engage with suppliers and Commonwealth stakeholders to validate specifications, manage obsolescence, and ensure accurate data entry into ERP systems.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead and coordinate supplier and Commonwealth stakeholder engagement regarding stock brought on charge and continued use of goods.

  • Engage with suppliers to ensure correct material is supplied/delivered in line with IOQS and specifications.

  • Plan and manage data entry (cataloguing) of goods into ERP systems.

  • Administer codification and obsolescence processes, including review and analysis.

  • Administer cataloguing requests for items of supply and create ERP orders to enable delivery and receipting into inventory.

  • Catalog goods listed under contract in ERP.

  • Liaise with relevant Defence stakeholders and suppliers to source and validate supporting data.

  • Create and maintain NSN & NCAGE codes.

Essential Requirements:

  • Experience with Defence logistics systems.

  • Proficiency in SAP ERP Warehousing, Inventory, Materiel Data Functions, and Purchasing Officer roles (SAP/S4 HANA).

  • Demonstrated experience in Defence supply chain operations.

  • Proven ability to manage multiple cataloguing and codification activities simultaneously.

If you’re an Australian citizen, with active baseline clearance, and this role sounds like you, please apply now!

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Contract Manager - Defence Supply Chain

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Our client is seeking an experienced Contract Manager to manage critical Defence Maritime supply chain contracts, ensuring contractual compliance, value for money and delivery against Defence objectives. This role requires regular interaction with Defence systems and stakeholders and therefore an active Baseline Security Clearance is essential.

The Contract Manager will be responsible for the end-to-end management of existing category contracts, supporting operational delivery while ensuring adherence to Defence procurement frameworks and contractual obligations.

Key responsibilities
* Manage and oversee existing category contracts within the Defence Maritime environment
* Lead supplier and Commonwealth stakeholder engagement, ensuring communications align with Defence expectations and governance
* Monitor, review and report on contract performance metrics in line with Defence frameworks
* Prepare, assess and process Contract Change Proposals for price adjustments, variations and obsolescence management
* Manage historical initial orders, resolve outstanding contractual issues and support contract remediation activities
* Conduct contract compliance reviews to ensure adherence to Defence contractual, financial and governance obligations
* Provide expert advice on Defence contract governance, risk management and compliance
* Support continuous improvement initiatives across Defence category contract management

Essential requirements
* Advanced supply chain knowledge and demonstrated contract management experience
* Tertiary qualifications in Business, Commerce, Law, Finance, Supply Chain Management or a related discipline
* Strong understanding of Defence Procurement Policy and Commonwealth contracting principles
* Demonstrated experience developing, managing and maintaining category contracts
* Defence experience preferred
* Experience using SAP ERP Contract Management and Purchasing modules
* Australian Citizenship is mandatory
* An active Baseline Security Clearance is essential for this role
* Candidates without Australian Citizenship and an active Baseline Security Clearance will not be considered

Defence disclaimer
* This position requires ongoing access to Defence systems and is subject to Defence security requirements and clearance maintenance

Location
* Sydney

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Cloud Engineer

  • Australia
  • Adelaide
  • Contract
  • Negotiable

Cloud Engineer – Government Cloud Platform (AWS/Azure)

6-month contract | Federal Government | Multiple locations | Baseline clearance

We are partnering with a large Federal Government agency to engage an experienced Cloud Engineer to help design, build and operate its enterprise cloud platform.

This role sits within the agency’s Cloud & Digital Platforms team and will focus on building secure, scalable and compliant cloud infrastructure across AWS and whole-of-government cloud services.

You will work alongside a Lead Cloud Engineer to support the agency’s Cloud Roadmap, modernise its cloud estate and enable secure adoption across business systems.

What you’ll do

  • Design and operate enterprise cloud environments across AWS, Azure and government cloud platforms

  • Build and maintain secure landing zones, networking, IAM and cloud guardrails

  • Implement government security controls aligned to ISM and PSPF

  • Optimise cloud environments for cost, performance and reliability

  • Support cloud adoption across multiple teams and vendors

  • Provide technical leadership and guidance to engineers and stakeholders

What we’re looking for

  • Strong experience in cloud infrastructure/cloud platform engineering

  • Hands-on expertise with AWS and/or Azure in complex enterprise or government environments

  • Solid background in cloud networking, identity and security

  • Experience working with multi-account cloud environments, automation and IaC

  • Comfortable working in regulated environments and under government security frameworks

  • Ability to communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders

Clearance

  • Australian Citizen with ability to obtain Baseline clearance

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Data Entry Officer

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Data Entry Officer

Required: Baseline Security Clearance
Location: Sydney
Details: Permanent, full-time

Role Overview

We are seeking a Defence-experienced Data Entry Officer to support the Supply Chain Data Entry Lead in delivering critical cataloguing and codification activities within the Defence Maritime domain. This role is essential to ensuring accurate data entry, inventory management, and compliance within ERP systems.

The successful candidate will provide hands-on support across cataloguing, codification, and ERP data management activities. Working under the guidance of the Data Entry Lead, you will help maintain data integrity, process cataloguing requests, and support inventory and warehouse operations.


Key Responsibilities

  • Enter, update, and maintain accurate data in ERP systems for goods under contract

  • Assist with cataloguing requests and the creation of ERP orders for delivery and receipting into inventory

  • Support codification activities, including NSN and NCAGE creation and maintenance

  • Validate supplier-provided data and ensure compliance with Defence standards

  • Assist with obsolescence reviews and data cleansing activities

  • Maintain audit-ready records and follow established SOPs for data entry processes

  • Provide administrative support for warehouse and logistics data integration into ERP systems


Essential Requirements

  • Strong attention to detail and a high level of accuracy in data entry

  • Demonstrated Defence experience using SAP ERP, including warehousing, inventory, and material data functions

  • Proven experience in codification and cataloguing within a Defence environment

  • Experience working with Defence logistics systems

If you are an Australian citizen, with active baseline security clearance, and you think this role is right for you, please apply now!

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Senior Project Manager

  • Australia
  • Greater Geelong
  • Contract
  • 12 month day rate contract | Geelong/WFH

This large government body is embarking on a significant HRIS transformation that will modernise their people, payroll, and workforce management processes. We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead this major initiative and ensure successful delivery within the unique context of a public-sector environment.

In this high-impact position, you will lead a multi-stream transformation program aligned to the organisation’s strategic priorities. You will be responsible for the end-to-end delivery of a complex HRIS implementation ensuring scope, timelines, quality, and budget requirements are met while navigating public-sector governance, legislative obligations, and multiple stakeholder groups.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the delivery of the HRIS transformation project across multiple workstreams.
  • Develop robust project plans, integrated schedules, and risk and issue management frameworks.
  • Navigate public-sector governance, procurement, and compliance requirements.
  • Build strong relationships with senior leaders and influence decision-making across stakeholder groups.
  • Partner with vendors and internal SMEs to drive design, configuration, testing, and deployment activities.
  • Oversee business case development and ensure sound, fit-for-purpose project governance.
  • Coordinate cross-program integration points and proactively manage dependencies.
  • Provide clear communication, reporting, and project insights to executive stakeholders.

Skills and experience

  • Demonstrated experience delivering large-scale HRIS or ERP programs, ideally in government or regulated environments.
  • Proven ability to work across multiple methodologies (waterfall, agile, hybrid).
  • Strong strategic thinking and the ability to translate business needs into delivery outcomes.
  • Excellent communication, influencing, and relationship-building skills.
  • Experience leading procurement processes and managing vendor partnerships.
  • Ability to coordinate cross-program integration across data, technology, people, and process streams.

Apply now to secure an interview or contact Alistair Barr on 0480 804 583 for a confidential discussion,.

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Principal Database Engineer - Automation / SQL / PostgreSQL

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$170000 - AU$190000.00 per annum

A leading Australian Financial Services provider is seeking a Principal Database Engineer with advanced automation and SQL / PostgreSQL skills to join their team on a permanent basis.

Join a team of highly-skilled database professionals and lead the vision for database automation and infrastructure using modern DevOps tools including Kubernetes, OpenShift, Terraform, and Ansible.

This is a senior strategic role combining deep technical expertise with architectural thinking. You’ll mentor senior engineers, collaborate across business and technology teams, and deliver enterprise-grade automation solutions that transform how database infrastructure is managed at scale.

To be successful in this role you will need:

  • Tertiary qualifications combined with relevant industry certifications
  • Advanced knowledge and experience supporting SQL or PostgreSQL databases
  • Proven DevOps / Infrastructure Automation experience within large, complex organisations
  • Demonstrated experience automating infrastructure using Ansible, writing IaC in Terraform and using containers such as OpenShift or Kubernetes
  • Strong experience working in cloud environments (Azure preferred)
  • Scripting skills in PowerShell or Python
  • Advanced troubleshooting, problem-solving, and consultative skills
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams

Why apply:

  • Join a high-performing technology team within a top-tier Financial Services institution
  • Work across modern tools and platforms with a strong emphasis on automation and cloud transformation
  • Competitive salary of up to $180 – 190k base plus superannuation and annual performance bonus, flexible hybrid working, and career growth opportunities

This is a Sydney-based role which will require you to be in their Sydney office at least two days per week.

If you’re ready to shape the future of database automation at enterprise scale, apply now

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Manager, End User Computing

  • Australia
  • Melbourne
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable
  • Permanent Position – Government Department
  • Melbourne CBD Location – Hybrid Working Arrangement
  • $162,077 + super – Manage a team of 14

We are seeking an experienced and people-focused Manager, End User Computing to lead a team delivering essential end user technology services across the organisation.

This leadership role oversees two key functions – the Windows Administration team and the End User Applications team – ensuring that systems, devices, and applications operate efficiently and securely to support a large, complex user base.

The role will also manage procurement and vendor contracts, lead continuous improvement initiatives, and ensure alignment with the organisation’s strategic technology direction within the Microsoft domain.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead, mentor, and support a team of approximately 14 technical staff
  • Oversee the delivery and maintenance of Windows Administration and End User Application services across the organisation.
  • Ensure the stability, reliability, and security of the Microsoft domain environment, including Active Directory, Group Policy, and device management tools.
  • Manage procurement activities, including vendor management, contract negotiation, and renewals in accordance with government policies and processes.
  • Work collaboratively with other technology and business teams to support projects, upgrades, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Essential skills and experience:

  • Strong experience as a Manager, End User Computing/Infrastructure Lead
  • Proven experience leading and managing technical teams (10+ staff) in a complex IT environment.
  • Strong knowledge of Microsoft technologies, including Windows Server, Active Directory, Group Policy, and end user computing tools.
  • Demonstrated experience in procurement, vendor management, and contract administration – ideally within a government context.
  • Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate effectively.

What’s in it for you:

  • Supportive, inclusive company culture that values collaboration and respect
  • Strong focus on career development with clear progression pathways
  • Ongoing training and professional development opportunities
  • Exposure to meaningful, challenging work that makes an impact

For more information feel free to contact Sarah Jordan on sarah.jordan@talentinternational.com for a confidential discussion.

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