Andrew C. Email & Phone Number

Canberra, Australia

Services currently being provided to a Defence Joint Project delivering geospatial capabilities

Canberra, Australia

Working back into Defence managing the end user contribution to Phase 3 of a long running (10+years) multi faceted ICT Project. Very satisfying work as it combines project management, stakeholder management and coordination between three (occasionally five) discrete project offices involved in the infrastructure, program, support, end user and application delivery.Added to this is the bonus that the work is occurring in an area where I have had a technical and professional interest for most of my working life and lamented not being more involved when I was managing networks receiving capabilities delivered by previous phases.

Anzac Park West

Friday 13th March 2015. After a final social event at the Canberra Hyatt I bid farewell to all my loyal and hard working staff. Some are receiving redundancies and I wish them the best in their endeavours. Many have gone onto other development and test support roles in DMO, Immigration and Industry and I wish them the very best as well. I hope my Melbourne based staff find alternative employment as their task will be more difficult, especially if they wish to remain in Defence. On Monday I'll take a seat at Anzac Park West with those people waiting to identify a new role and will finish off the final personnel reports on all my staff. RIP TEA. Good luck and best wishes to the Lockheed Martin staff who take our services forward.UPDATE: Sep 15 - All my previous staff in Canberra now have work elsewhere in Government or in industry - I can relax a little. Still have some concerns with my old Melbourne staff have not all found new work.

Canberra, Australia

TEA Branch is a new construct within ICT Delivery Division, CIOG. TEA was formed from the combination of the Directorate of Environment Management (DEM), The Directorate of Service Validation, Testing and Release Planning (DSVTRP), the Directorate of Application Transition and Planning (DATP) and the software integration and testing elements of Logistic Information Systems Branch (LOGIS) based in Melbourne. TEA is a diverse team of 52 staff, approximately 75% APS and 25% contractors spread across five locations in Canberra and Melbourne.Update: Organisational freezes resulted in DEM and DSVTRP being unable to amalgamate until being processed by the Organisational Review in very late 2015. As a result, the two directorates were renamed, worked in unison, but were never organisationally merged. DEM became DTEA, DSVTRP became DSVT under the pseudo TEA Branch within ICT Delivery Division.

Campbell Park Offices, Canberra Act

Responsible for the delivery application development networks, environments and associated development and testing tools in Defence's CIOG.

General John Baker Complex, Bungendore Nsw

The single Commonwealth representative routing expectations of HQJOC, system owners, several ICT service providers and the rest of CIOG for the local support of over 70 systems/networks with a footprint in the General John Baker Complex.

Hmas Harman, Canberra Act

Manager for the ITSM functions, primarily Change, across two secure networks with an operational focus.

Hmas Harman, Canberra Act2600

Manager for the ITSM functions, primarily Change, across two secure networks with an operational focus. Leading a team of Case Mangers and Liaison Officers introducing new capability onto these networks.

Canberra, Melbourne, Albury- Wodonga, Townsville And Sydney

Defence Force Career in Infantry (1982-1984), Officer Cadet School (1985), Corps of Cadets - RMC Duntroon (1986), Aviation (1987-1989), Ordnance - Logistic Stream (1990-1994), Ordnance - IT Stream (1995-2007)

Grad Dip In Applied Information Systems, Systems Analysis, Systems Design, Database Design, Systems Integration, With Distinction

Education record

Education record

Education record