Provide In-Person response to members. Sonder Responders must have:Ability and intent to help people.Willingness to meet network needs during on-call times (if required)Ability to demonstrate empathy to the youth and CALD [Culturally and Linguistically Diverse] groups and vulnerable persons.Ability to remain calm and in control under highly stressful situations.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to prioritise and perform multiple tasks in a high-pressure environment.Confidence navigating a range of technology platforms.Ability to assess a situation and provide timely updates to the Sonder Support Centre (SSC)

• Build and maintain excellent working relationships with a range of stakeholders to beable to give informed advice and advocacy for Defence families, and in order to beable to see trends developing in a region. This includes relationships with: o Defence families in the region, o Commanding Officers, Units, Chaplains and other Defence representatives in the region, o Regional Managers of Defence Housing Australia (DHA), Defence Member and Family Support Branch (DMFS), and Toll Transitions, o Defence Community Centre Coordinators o Representatives of ex-service organisations, where appropriate.• Represent DFA at presentations, events and on regional consortiums or committees.• Attend welcome events, welcome days annually and attend family groups or call family group coordinators every quarter personally.• Provide assistance, advocacy and/or information to Defence families regarding individual, community or regional situations.• Consult with a broad range of stakeholders to identify and address issues affecting Defence families. This information will be consolidated into a regional overview report which will be delivered to the Executive Committee annually.• Provide regular feedback to the Defence Family Advocate and Committee on the region.

Development of ideas, joint concepts and evidence for change in the future force to pre-position Defence for success in the future battlespace, generate and sustain a military advantage and provide a concept led pathway to compelling future force options and structures. During my time in this position, I authored the Joint Concept Note Robotics and Autonomous Systems in Future Logistics and the Update for Joint Concept for Multi-domain Strike.

Logistics is a key component of Air Force capability that is integral to the mounting and sustainment of operations. Logistics Officers plan, establish, coordinate, maintain and manage logistics support and supply chain activities that contribute to capability and operations support in aerospace and joint military operations. Depending on the role, Logistics Officers may are responsible for the supervision and management of airmen and airwomen, civilian and/or contractor staff. Additionally, Logistics Officers frequently liaise with members of the other Services (i.e., Army and Navy), foreign military services, contractors, and civilians within the broader ADF. The roles and functions undertaken by Air Force Logistics Officers span from the tactical to the strategic level across the single Service, joint and combined arenas.

Instructors within Officer Training School are responsible for the delivery of entry level training to Officers within the Air Force. This position is obtained through a selection process of Military Officer's who have the experience, breadth and prior excellence in performance required to mentor, coach and instruct on military theory and practice in leadership, management, critical thinking and strategic guidance. As the Officer Training course is an intensive four month course, Directing Staff are required to provide valuable and critical feedback to Commanding Officer's on the quality of students, the quality of each other's instruction and provide direction on avenues for improvement whilst remaining cognisant of ab initio training objectives.

Responsible for all aspects of logistics management of Air Force's air traffic management systems (20 in total) including:- Inventory Management and Analysis to ensuring optimal inventory balance of holdings for all systems- Procurement of inventory- Financial Management and Analysis to ensure budgetary commitment and value for money is achieved- Management of Contractors ensuring delivery in accordance with contractual KPIs- Supply Governance and Assurance in accordance with the Defence Supply Chain Manual- Provide subject matter expertise on logistics matters to contractors and chain of command- Development of a Disposal strategy and plan for air traffic management systems which included an in depth consideration of intellectual property and international traffic of arms regulations (ITAR) factors

• Provide subject matter expertise on air terminal operations and road movements to Air Commander Australia through chain of command;• Act as Headquarters Air Command representative for all air and road movements matters.• Sponsor of the RAAF air movements publications;• Management of procedures for air and road movements in the RAAF;• Liaison with multiple internal and external agencies including Australian Customs Service (ACS), Department of Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF formerly AQIS), Defence Support Group, QLD Urban Search and Rescue, NSW Urban Search and Rescue, Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Thales Explosive Ordnance Services and Air Force Headquarters;• Ongoing governance, compliance and quality assurance of RAAF air and road movements support in accordance with a minimum of eight Australian and Defence specific publications.

• Command and lead the squadron’s largest detachment (approximately 66 members), including personnel, training, welfare and leave management;• Undertake air terminal operations in accordance with ICAO, CASA and RAAF air terminal operations policy and procedures;• Ongoing compliance and quality assurance of RAAF Amberley air terminal operations in accordance relevant policy;• Receive and prepare passengers, cargo, dangerous goods and baggage for air transport;• Liaison and co-ordination with multiple internal and external agencies including Australian Customs Service (ACS), Department of Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF formerly AQIS), Thales Explosive Ordnance Services, QLD Urban Search and Rescue, Tenix Toll Logistics and 1st Joint Movement Group;• Compile, process and present aircraft documentation including aircraft weight and balance, manifests and Shipper’s Declarations for Dangerous Goods;• Provide aircraft ground handling, flight services and aircraft replenishment support in conjunction with other base stakeholders;• Act as the officer in charge in the absence of OIC when required; and• Provide subject matter expertise on air terminal operations to chain of command and external agencies.

• Perform logistics standard assurance testing (SAT) on all Ground Training Wing subordinate units, 14 in total;• Ongoing compliance and quality assurance IAW Defence Supply Chain Manual;• Provide subject matter expertise on logistics governance and compliance to subordinate units and chain of command including wing business manager;• Manage logistics issues raised by subordinate units including entitlement variation requests (EVRs); and• Compile and provide weekly logistics capability briefs to chain of command.