Payroll Officer (Contract)

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Contract
  • Negotiable

Payroll Officer

Sydney | 6 Month Contract | High Volume Payroll

An opportunity has become available for an experienced Payroll Officer to join a large, established payroll function on an initial 6 month contract.

Working within a complex, high volume environment, you will join an experienced payroll team responsible for delivering accurate and timely payroll across Australia and New Zealand.

This is a hands on role suited to someone who enjoys working at pace, is confident managing payroll from end to end and can quickly get across new systems and processes.

The opportunity

As Payroll Officer, you will support the day to day delivery of a busy payroll function, working closely with the wider Payroll and Finance teams.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Processing high volume payroll accurately and within required deadlines
  • Managing payroll activities across the end to end pay cycle
  • Processing timesheets, adjustments, allowances, deductions and payments
  • Managing new starters, changes and terminations within the payroll system
  • Reviewing payroll data and investigating discrepancies prior to pay runs
  • Responding to payroll queries and resolving issues in a timely manner
  • Processing superannuation and supporting payroll tax requirements
  • Supporting Single Touch Payroll and ATO reporting
  • Working with awards, EBAs and relevant payroll legislation
  • Maintaining accurate employee and contractor payroll records
  • Supporting end of financial year payroll activities
  • Working across payroll systems, timesheet platforms and integrations
  • Working closely with internal stakeholders to resolve payroll issues

Contributing to process improvements, automation and greater efficiencies across the payroll function

About you

We are looking for an experienced Payroll Officer who is comfortable working in a high volume and deadline driven environment.

You will ideally bring:

  • Previous experience in an end to end Payroll Officer position
  • Demonstrated experience processing high volume payroll
  • Strong knowledge of Australian payroll legislation and compliance requirements
  • Practical understanding of superannuation, payroll tax and Single Touch Payroll
  • Experience interpreting awards and/or EBAs
  • Experience processing timesheets, adjustments, new starters and terminations
  • Confidence investigating and resolving payroll discrepancies
  • Experience working with payroll systems and integrations
  • Strong attention to detail and accuracy
  • Ability to manage competing priorities and work to strict payroll deadlines
  • Strong communication skills and a helpful, solutions focused approach when dealing with payroll querie

Previous experience within recruitment, staffing or contractor payroll would be highly regarded, as would exposure to Bullhorn or similar recruitment and workforce management systems.We are also open to candidates from other complex, high volume payroll environments, including healthcare, aged care, logistics, blue collar workforces, payroll providers and large corporate environments.

Why consider this opportunity?

You will be joining an established payroll team within a large and complex business environment, giving you exposure to high volume payroll across Australia and New Zealand.

The business is also focused on improving its payroll processes, automation and efficiencies, providing an opportunity to contribute beyond the day to day pay run.

Contract details

  • Sydney based
  • High volume, end to end payroll
  • Established and experienced payroll team
  • Australia and New Zealand payroll environment

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Account Executive // Cybersecurity SaaS

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$100000 - AU$130000 per annum + super + commission (60/40)

The Opportunity

An exciting opportunity has become available for an ambitious Sales Executive to join a global software organisation operating within the IT and technology sector.

This is a fast-paced, commercially driven sales environment where you’ll take ownership of a territory, develop new business opportunities and manage multiple deals through the sales cycle.

You’ll primarily work with Managed Service Providers (MSPs), alongside internal IT teams, helping customers understand how the organisation’s technology solutions can support their evolving IT requirements.

The environment will suit someone who enjoys the hunt, is comfortable managing a busy pipeline and has the perseverance and commercial mindset required to navigate more complex sales cycles.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Own and develop an assigned sales territory, with responsibility for delivering against revenue and sales targets.

  • Proactively identify and generate new business opportunities through outbound prospecting and strategic account engagement.

  • Build, manage and progress a healthy pipeline of opportunities from initial engagement through to close.

  • Develop a strong understanding of prospective customers, their existing technology environments, competitors and key commercial challenges.

  • Build relationships with senior stakeholders and gain access to key decision-makers across prospective accounts.

  • Deliver engaging product demonstrations and presentations, clearly communicating both the technical capabilities and commercial value of the solutions.

  • Position technology solutions against customer requirements and demonstrate clear business value.

  • Navigate complex sales and procurement cycles involving multiple stakeholders.

  • Manage negotiations with senior and C-suite stakeholders.

  • Work closely with Sales Leadership and broader internal teams to develop opportunities and progress deals.

  • Develop strong knowledge of the organisation’s product portfolio, sales methodology and go-to-market approach.

  • Sell primarily into the Managed Service Provider (MSP) market, alongside opportunities within internal IT departments.

What We’re Looking For

  • Previous experience within a B2B technology, software, SaaS, cybersecurity, infrastructure or managed services sales environment.

  • Demonstrated experience developing and closing new business opportunities.

  • Confidence prospecting into new accounts and building relationships from the ground up.

  • Experience managing a pipeline and working towards individual sales quotas.

  • Strong commercial acumen and the ability to navigate complex sales processes.

  • Confidence engaging and negotiating with senior and C-suite stakeholders.

  • Experience navigating procurement processes and multi-stakeholder buying environments.

  • Strong presentation and communication skills, with the ability to communicate technical and commercial concepts clearly.

  • A proactive, self-starting approach with strong organisation and time-management skills.

  • The ability to manage multiple opportunities and priorities simultaneously.

  • Resilience, tenacity and a genuine desire to succeed within a high-performance sales environment.

  • Experience selling to MSPs or IT decision-makers would be highly advantageous.

What’s On Offer

You’ll be joining an established global technology organisation with an international presence and a collaborative, growth-focused culture.

The business offers a hybrid working model built around flexibility and trust, alongside ongoing investment in employee learning and career development.

Additional benefits include:

  • Hybrid and flexible working.

  • Generous paid leave.

  • Superannuation.

  • Employee share purchase opportunities.

  • Dedicated company-wide no-meeting days.

  • Paid volunteering days.

  • Structured learning and development opportunities.

  • Opportunities to build your career within a growing global software business.

Apply now for immediate consideration.

Please note, only successful applicants will be shortlisted and contacted. All successful applicants must have full working rights in Australia or New Zealand.

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Windows 365, Endpoint Security & Print Technical Engineer

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Contract
  • Negotiable

Windows 365, Endpoint Security & Print Technical Engineer

Sydney | 6-12 Month Contract | Likely Extension | Up to $120ph incl. Super

A leading consultancy is seeking an experienced Windows 365, Endpoint Security & Print Technical Engineer to support a major technology transformation program.

The role will focus on the detailed design, build, configuration and validation of Windows 365, endpoint security and enterprise print capabilities. You will provide technical leadership across Cloud PC provisioning, endpoint protection, secure access, device compliance and print services.

Key responsibilities include:

* Lead the detailed design and implementation of Windows 365 and Cloud PC capabilities
* Configure provisioning policies, Azure network connections, device images, user assignments and access controls
* Design endpoint security policies using Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
* Implement antivirus, firewall, ASR, EDR, BitLocker, compliance and device control policies
* Design and implement enterprise print services using Microsoft Universal Print and Pharos Cloud
* Coordinate integration across identity, networking, endpoint management and security
* Lead technical testing, troubleshooting, defect resolution and security assurance
* Support pilot deployment, production rollout and transition into BAU support

Key technical experience:

* Windows 365 / Cloud PC
* Microsoft Intune
* Microsoft Entra ID and Conditional Access
* Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
* Windows 11 endpoint security
* EDR, ASR, BitLocker and device compliance
* FIDO2 and certificate-based authentication
* Microsoft Universal Print and Pharos Cloud
* PowerShell and Microsoft Graph automation
* Experience within government, regulated or complex enterprise environments highly regarded

Important eligibility requirements:

Applicants must be based in Sydney and either hold an active AGSVA security clearance or be an Australian Citizen and eligible to obtain one.

Applicants who do not meet both the Sydney location and AGSVA clearance requirements will not be considered for this opportunity.

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Windows Platform Engineer - AWS / Terraform

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$150000 - AU$180000 per annum

A leading provider of financial markets technology is seeking a Windows Platform Engineer with advanced Windows Server, AWS and infrastructure automation experience to join their fast-paced team on a permanent basis.

They have recently completed a migration of their physical on-prem infrastructure onto AWS. In this newly-created role you will be responsible for maintaining the reliability, availability and performance of their Windows-based cloud infrastructure. Working across their AWS environment, you’ll leverage Terraform, CI/CD and PowerShell to automate infrastructure delivery, improve observability and support secure, resilient production systems.

To be successful in this role you will need:

  • Tertiary qualifications combined with relevant industry certifications
  • Advanced Windows Systems Engineering within complex organisation including Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, PKI/certificates and patching
  • Strong AWS cloud infrastructure experience, including Windows workloads hosted on EC2
  • Proven Infrastructure as Code experience using Terraform
  • CI/CD pipeline experience, ideally using GitLab
  • Strong PowerShell scripting and automation capability
  • Experience administering SCCM/MECM across patching, application deployment and compliance
  • Familiarity with observability tools such as Grafana, Dynatrace, AppDynamics or similar
  • Advanced troubleshooting, problem-solving and communication skills

Why apply:

  • Join a growing SRE team within an established Financial Services organisation
  • Work across AWS, Terraform, CI/CD and modern observability platforms
  • Help shape automation and reliability practices
  • Competitive salary, flexible hybrid working and career growth opportunities

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

Apply now to be consdiered for this exciting opportunity!

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Payroll Team Lead

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Payroll Team Lead

Sydney | High Volume Payroll | Team Leadership & Improvement

An opportunity has become available for an experienced Payroll Team Lead to join a large, complex contractor payroll function within a growing global technology and workforce services group.

Supporting approximately 3,000 to 4,000 contractors across Australia and New Zealand, this is a high volume payroll environment spanning multiple brands and legal entities.

This is a great opportunity for an experienced payroll professional who enjoys leading people, solving complex payroll issues and finding better ways of working.

The opportunity

Working within the broader Payroll and Finance function, you will help lead the day to day delivery of accurate, compliant and timely contractor payroll and invoicing services.

You will work closely with the wider payroll team, providing hands on support, coaching and guidance while helping improve processes, systems and service delivery.

You will be responsible for:

  • Supporting the day to day delivery of high volume contractor payroll across Australia and New Zealand
  • Leading, coaching and supporting members of the payroll team
  • Ensuring payroll is processed accurately and within required time frames
  • Supporting contractor payments, invoicing, reconciliations, accruals and statutory reporting
  • Reviewing payroll checks, controls and approvals
  • Managing complex payroll enquiries and escalations
  • Providing technical payroll support and guidance to the wider team
  • Ensuring compliance with Australian payroll legislation, superannuation, payroll tax, workers compensation and relevant awards
  • Building capability and cross training across the team
  • Identifying opportunities to improve payroll processes and workflows
  • Supporting automation and technology improvements across the function
  • Using Zendesk and other systems to improve enquiry management and service delivery
  • Working closely with Finance, Sales and other internal stakeholders
  • Helping create a positive, accountable and customer focused payroll environment

What we are looking for

We are looking for an experienced payroll professional who has worked within a high volume and complex payroll environment and is comfortable providing day to day leadership to a payroll team.

Experience within recruitment, staffing or labour hire would be highly regarded, particularly if you have supported contractor or contingent workforce payroll.

We are also interested in candidates from similarly high volume environments, including:

  • Healthcare with large casual or contingent workforces
  • Payroll providers or outsourced payroll environments
  • Blue collar, industrial or labour intensive organisations
  • Logistics or transport businesses with large payroll populations
  • Other complex, multi entity environments operating payroll at significant scale

You will ideally bring:

  • Experience as a Payroll Team Lead, Payroll Supervisor, Senior Payroll Officer or similar
  • Strong experience within high volume payroll
  • Experience leading, coaching or mentoring payroll team members
  • Strong knowledge of Australian payroll legislation and statutory requirements
  • Experience with payroll reconciliations, controls and reporting
  • Confidence handling complex payroll queries and escalations
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to work within payroll deadlines
  • A continuous improvement mindset and an interest in automation and technology
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
  • Experience with Zendesk, FastTrack, Bullhorn or comparable systems would be advantageous

Why consider this opportunity?

This is an opportunity to join an established payroll function operating at genuine scale while taking on meaningful leadership responsibility.

You will have the opportunity to develop the team, improve processes and systems while contributing to how the function evolves as the broader group continues to grow.

For an experienced payroll professional looking to step further into leadership while remaining close to the operational side of payroll, this offers a strong next step.

To learn more, apply with your CV or contact us for a confidential discussion.

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Payroll Manager

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Payroll Manager

Sydney | High Volume Payroll | Leadership & Transformation

An opportunity has become available for an experienced Payroll Manager to lead a large, complex contractor payroll function within a growing global technology and workforce services group.

Supporting approximately 3,000 to 4,000 contractors across Australia and New Zealand, this is a substantial payroll environment spanning multiple brands and legal entities.

This is an opportunity to take ownership of an established function while improving its structure, developing the team and driving the next phase of payroll transformation.

The opportunity

Sitting across Payroll and Finance, you will take responsibility for the delivery of accurate, compliant and timely contractor payroll and invoicing services.

The broader group operates across multiple brands covering recruitment, consulting and workforce solutions, with continued growth creating an increasingly complex payroll environment.

You will be responsible for:

  • Leading a high volume contractor payroll function across Australia and New Zealand
  • Leading, coaching and developing an established payroll team
  • Overseeing contractor payments, invoicing, reconciliations, accruals and statutory reporting
  • Ensuring compliance across Australian payroll legislation, superannuation, payroll tax, workers compensation and relevant awards
  • Managing complex payroll enquiries and escalations across contractors, clients and internal stakeholders
  • Improving payroll structures, controls, processes and documentation
  • Driving continuous improvement and identifying opportunities for automation
  • Using payroll and service data to identify trends, bottlenecks, risks and opportunities for improvement
  • Partnering closely with Finance, Sales and other internal teams to improve the end to end contractor experience

What we are looking for

We are looking for an experienced payroll leader who has operated within a high volume and complex payroll environment.

Experience within recruitment, staffing or labour hire is highly regarded, particularly where you have supported large contractor or contingent workforce populations.

We are also interested in Payroll Managers from similarly high volume environments, including:

  • Healthcare with large casual or contingent workforces
  • Payroll providers or outsourced payroll environments
  • Blue collar, industrial or labour intensive organisations
  • Logistics or transport businesses with large payroll populations
  • Other complex, multi entity environments operating payroll at significant scale

You will ideally bring:

  • Demonstrated experience leading and developing a payroll team
  • Strong high volume payroll experience, ideally across contractor, contingent or casual workforces
  • Excellent knowledge of Australian payroll legislation and statutory requirements
  • Experience across payroll controls, reconciliations and operational risk
  • Strong people leadership, coaching and capability development skills
  • Experience improving payroll processes, workflows, systems or automation
  • Confidence managing senior stakeholders and complex payroll escalations
  • Strong systems, reporting and data capability
  • Experience with Zendesk, FastTrack, Bullhorn or comparable platforms would be advantageous

Why consider this opportunity?

You will inherit a large, established payroll operation with genuine scale and complexity, alongside the opportunity to influence how the function operates moving forward.

With the broader group continuing to grow, there is significant scope to further develop the payroll function, introduce efficiencies, strengthen the team and ensure it can continue to scale alongside the business.

If you enjoy leading people, improving processes and building high performing payroll functions, this is an opportunity to make a genuine impact.

To learn more, apply with your CV or contact us for a confidential discussion.

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HSEQ Manager

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$150000 - AU$165000 per annum

Talent International, a leading Australian recruitment firm, has been engaged by our long-standing client, a leading Australian manufacturer and resource recovery organisation. We are seeking an experienced HSEQ Manager to drive safety performance, strengthen compliance systems and support operational improvement across its NSW recycling operations.

Role Title: HSEQ Manager

Opportunity: Permanent Career Opportunity

Location: Western Sydney, five days per week on site

Salary: $165,000 including super

Role Details:

  • Lead the implementation and ongoing improvement of HSEQ frameworks across the NSW recycling operations.
  • Partner with operational leaders and site teams to improve safety performance, strengthen risk controls and foster a proactive safety culture.
  • Manage HSE and Quality Management Systems, including ISO certification, internal audits, incident investigations, compliance reporting and non-conformance management.
  • Provide data-driven reporting and analysis across safety KPIs, audit outcomes, operational risks and quality performance.
  • Support continuous improvement initiatives focused on safety, compliance, quality and plant performance.
  • Influence stakeholders across senior leadership, site management and shop-floor operations to ensure actions are implemented and closed out effectively.

Required Skills and Experience:

  • At least five years of HSEQ experience within manufacturing, recycling, heavy industry or another operational environment.
  • Strong operational safety experience, with the ability to engage site-based teams and drive measurable safety outcomes.
  • Practical knowledge of Quality Management Systems, ISO certification, compliance frameworks and internal auditing.
  • Proven ability to influence operational decision-makers and build relationships across both corporate and frontline environments.
  • Relevant degree, qualification or equivalent professional experience in health and safety, quality, compliance or a related discipline.
  • Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety, with internal auditing and training qualifications highly regarded.
  • Strong analytical, reporting, problem-solving and stakeholder management capabilities.
  • A stable employment history and genuine interest in building a long-term career with the organisation.

Additional Details & Benefits:

  • Brand-new position offering the opportunity to shape HSEQ practices across the Recycling division.
  • Report directly to the General Manager, Operations, with a dotted reporting line into the National Compliance and HSE team.
  • Join a well-established Australian organisation with a strong focus on sustainability, manufacturing and resource recovery.
  • Work closely with experienced operational leaders across a workforce known for its strong tenure and long-term career opportunities.
  • This is an on-site position suited to someone who enjoys being visible across operations and working directly with site teams.

To Apply:

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Risk Capability Manager (Risk Training Manager)

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Contract
  • AU$900 - AU$1000 per day

A leading organisation is seeking an experienced Risk Capability Manager to develop and embed learning that strengthens risk maturity across the business.

This role requires strong experience delivering capability and training initiatives within a large-scale transformation program. Working with risk, compliance, program and business leaders, you will translate regulatory requirements and transformation outcomes into practical training, tools and sustainable ways of working.

Responsibilities

  • Develop the risk learning strategy, roadmap, target audiences and delivery plan.

  • Align capability initiatives with transformation milestones, regulatory requirements and business readiness.

  • Design and curate risk training, including modules, presentations, recordings, toolkits and guides.

  • Coordinate subject matter expert input and keep learning materials current.

  • Manage training schedules, communications, logistics and learner support.

  • Track attendance, completion and effectiveness, maintaining auditable governance records.

  • Partner with senior stakeholders to support adoption of new frameworks, processes and ways of working.

  • Use feedback and performance data to continuously improve training.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated experience delivering learning and capability initiatives within a large-scale transformation program.

  • Experience managing end-to-end regulatory, risk or compliance training programs.

  • Strong learning design and content development skills across digital and facilitated formats.

  • Experience supporting business readiness, change adoption and capability uplift.

  • Experience delivering training at scale within a complex organisation.

  • Ability to measure learning effectiveness using structured evaluation methods.

  • Relevant tertiary qualification in business, learning and development, risk, compliance or a related discipline.

If you think you have the above skills and experiences, click the ‘Apply’ button or send your resume to alex.nguyen@talentinternational.com

Please note: Visa sponsorship is not available. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for this role.

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Technical Lead

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$150000 - AU$160000 per annum

Technical Services Lead

We’re looking for an experienced Technical Services Lead to join a growing managed services and cyber security environment in Sydney.

This is a senior hands-on technical leadership role for someone who can operate as the technical authority across complex client environments while still remaining close to the technology.

You’ll lead senior engineers, own technical standards, manage complex Level 3 escalations and major incidents, oversee technical projects and work directly with clients across infrastructure, Microsoft cloud and cyber security.

Importantly, this is not a traditional desk-based management role. Approximately half your time will remain hands-on, solving complex engineering problems, with the remainder focused on technical decisions, standards, clients and team leadership.

Key Responsibilities

  • Act as the technical authority across client infrastructure and cloud environments.
  • Own technical standards across Microsoft 365, endpoints, networking and backup environments.
  • Take ownership of complex Level 3 escalations.
  • Lead the technical response to major incidents and security breaches.
  • Build strong technical relationships with key enterprise and multi-site clients.
  • Support solution design, technical scoping, effort estimates and pre-sales activities.
  • Lead infrastructure and cyber security conversations with senior client stakeholders.
  • Review Essential Eight reports and security findings before they are presented to clients.
  • Deliver and oversee projects including Microsoft 365 tenant migrations, SharePoint/OneDrive migrations, network refreshes, site builds and cutovers.
  • Lead, coach and develop Level 3 engineers.

About You

You’ll be a senior infrastructure and cloud engineer who has progressed into technical leadership while remaining genuinely hands-on.

To be successful, you’ll bring:

  • 8+ years’ experience across infrastructure and Microsoft cloud engineering.
  • At least 3 years’ experience leading technical engineers, ideally within an MSP.
  • Strong hands-on experience across Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Intune and Defender.
  • Strong knowledge of Conditional Access and identity security.
  • Strong networking capability across UniFi, Meraki, FortiGate, VLANs and VPNs.
  • Solid working knowledge of Essential Eight and ISO 27001.
  • Experience leading complex technical escalations and major incidents.
  • Strong technical project delivery experience, including migrations and after-hours cutovers.
  • Confidence presenting technical and cyber security matters to senior client stakeholders and executives.
  • Experience contributing to solution design, technical scoping and effort estimation.
  • Experience using AI and automation tools in day-to-day engineering.
  • Full Australian working rights and a current driver’s licence.

Experience with Azure, PowerShell or Python, HaloPSA, NinjaOne or managing offshore technical teams will also be highly regarded.

The Opportunity

This is a great opportunity for a technically strong leader who wants genuine ownership across cloud, infrastructure, cyber security, engineering standards and client solutions without moving away from hands-on technical work.

You’ll have the opportunity to shape technical standards, develop senior engineers and influence how technology and cyber security solutions are delivered across a diverse client environment.

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ESG Consultant - Climate & Sustainability Reporting

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Contract
  • Negotiable

ESG Consultant – Climate & Sustainability Reporting

We’re seeking an experienced ESG Consultant to help an organisation strengthen its climate and sustainability reporting capability.

Working closely with the CFO and broader finance team, you’ll turn sustainability and operational data into accurate, controlled and audit-ready disclosures. This is a hands-on opportunity to shape reporting processes, improve data quality and connect climate-related risks to financial planning.

About the role

You’ll work across Finance, Sustainability, Risk, Data and Procurement to prepare for Australian mandatory climate reporting requirements, including AASB S2.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Assessing reporting readiness and identifying gaps in data, systems, governance and controls.

  • Building sustainability reporting processes with clear ownership, validation and audit trails.

  • Improving Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions reporting, including supplier and procurement data.

  • Connecting climate-related risks to financial forecasts, capital expenditure and risk management.

  • Preparing documentation and supporting evidence for external assurance.

  • Supporting reporting to the CFO, Audit & Risk Committee and Board.

About you

You’ll bring practical experience in ESG, sustainability or climate reporting, with strong exposure to finance and assurance. Your background may include Big 4 advisory or audit, financial reporting, finance transformation, or sustainability reporting within a large corporate or government organisation.

We’re looking for:

  • Knowledge of AASB S2 and/or IFRS S2 and Australian mandatory climate reporting requirements.

  • Experience with emissions reporting, climate-related financial disclosures and climate scenario analysis.

  • Strong skills in ESG data collection, validation, governance and reporting controls.

  • Experience preparing reporting for audit or external assurance.

  • The ability to work confidently with senior finance stakeholders, auditors and operational data owners.

  • A hands-on approach to turning complex requirements into practical reporting processes.

CA or CPA qualifications would be highly regarded. Experience with ESG reporting platforms, ERP/EPM systems, Power BI or sustainability data tools would also be advantageous.

Why apply?

Take ownership of meaningful reporting improvements, work directly with senior finance leaders and help build a sustainability reporting process that stands up to external scrutiny.

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Procurement Officer/ Sourcing Specialist

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Contract
  • AU$55 - AU$60 per hour

Talent International is currently recruiting Procurement Officer/ Sourcing Specialist – Grade 6 to work for the NSW Government, based in Burwood (Hybrid). This is a contract until the 30th of Dec, with the possibility of extension, paying between $55 and $60/hour + Super.

8 hours per day/ 40 hours per week (excluding break, no overtime will be paid – less than 6 hours will be half day)

About the role

As a Procurement Officer / Sourcing Specialist, you will support operational sourcing activities by managing goods and services sourcing events, processing purchase orders and providing procurement advice to internal stakeholders.

You will work closely with teams across Finance, Procurement Services, the Solution Centre and Centre of Excellence to deliver high-quality customer service, support process improvements and achieve timely procurement outcomes.

Key responsibilities

  • Manage end-to-end sourcing activities for goods and services.
  • Prepare, draft and manage RFQs, RFPs and associated sourcing documentation.
  • Assist with drafting procurement contracts and supporting documentation.
  • Process purchase orders accurately and within required timeframes.
  • Conduct sourcing activities using systems such as Beeline, Guided Buy and ARIBA.
  • Provide procurement advice and support to internal business stakeholders.
  • Work with suppliers and internal stakeholders to resolve sourcing, system and process issues.
  • Support customers with procurement system and process adoption.
  • Maintain a high-volume workload while delivering accurate, responsive and professional service.
  • Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and contribute effectively within an agile team environment.

About you

To be successful in this role, you will have:

  • Demonstrated experience managing goods and services sourcing events.
  • Experience preparing RFQs, RFPs and procurement contracts.
  • Knowledge of procure-to-pay processes.
  • Strong stakeholder management, customer service and communication skills.
  • A high level of integrity, attention to detail and problem-solving ability.
  • A proactive, flexible and positive approach to working in a changing environment.
  • Experience with ARIBA and/or SAP is preferred, but not essential.
  • Previous NSW Government or broader government experience is desirable.

Experience in supply chain, inventory, materials planning or warehousing is not required for this role.

If you are interested in this role, please APPLY NOW by submitting your resume in MS Word Format. For further information, you may contact Uvez Ahmed on 0480 806 154 / uvez.ahmed@talentinternational.com for a confidential discussion.

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Scrum Master // Lead

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Contract
  • AU$1000 - AU$1050 per day

A leading Australian financial services organisation is seeking an experienced Scrum Masters to support a major transformation portfolio. These delivery-focused roles extend beyond Scrum ceremonies and require a practical approach to setting priorities, resolving blockers and delivering business outcomes.

Responsibilities

  • Coach squads in Agile and Scrum practices and facilitate effective ceremonies.
  • Partner with Product Owners on backlog refinement, prioritisation and delivery planning.
  • Remove impediments, manage dependencies and coordinate delivery across teams.
  • Constructively challenge assumptions, priorities and proposed solutions.
  • Develop high-level roadmaps and build strong partnerships across business, product and technology.
  • Shape initiatives and prepare work ahead of execution teams.
  • Work with Product Owners, Business Analysts, architects and technology leaders to assess ideas.
  • Clarify business needs, test viability and define success measures.
  • Establish effective discovery, prioritisation and handover processes.
  • Support squads delivering customer and product growth initiatives.
  • Drive delivery through planning, coordination and practical problem-solving.
  • Translate discovery outcomes into executable delivery plans.
  • Resolve blockers and manage dependencies across insurance platforms, finance systems and pricing products.

Requirements

  • Strong experience as a Senior Scrum Master within complex technology environments.
  • Preferred Insurance, Banking or regulated financial services experience.
  • Demonstrated Agile coaching, facilitation and continuous improvement capability.
  • Experience managing backlogs, priorities, dependencies and cross-team delivery.
  • Confidence working with business and technical stakeholders and challenging decisions constructively.
  • Ability to develop practical roadmaps and work within a hybrid Agile environment.
  • Strong judgement, resilience and adaptability when managing ambiguity and changing priorities.
  • Exposure to insurance pricing, finance systems, customer products or complex integrations.
  • Scrum Master, Professional Scrum Master or SAFe certification.

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