Oversight and management of the Information Technology function within a large regional public organisation.- Oversee and manage the functional areas and delivery of corporate applications, web development, geospatial, and ICT systems and support services to the organisation and for the community.- Provide specialist advice, guidance and support to key stakeholders on all aspects of the ICT functions to encourage innovative practices, achieve delivery of business outcomes and support policy directions.- Lead the development and implementation of policies, procedures, systems and performance management frameworks for all ICT related activity to ensure a high level of professional practice and deliver compliant, effective and efficient outcomes within the established budget allocations.- Develop and implement ICT plans and strategies to meet business needs, enhance stakeholder engagement, and challenge and motivate providers to optimise service outcomes to enhance sustainable ICT throughout the Council.- Partner with stakeholders to develop innovative ICT strategies, establish ICT arrangements and lead high-level negotiations to deliver value for money outcomes.- Apply appropriate governance and risk management frameworks to monitor compliance, security of assets, manage risk and improve the functions undertaken and projects delivered, including the review,and implementation of an effective ICT Disaster Recovery Plan and Business Continuity Plan.- Analyse cost make up and financial information and assess financial risk to inform planning, control and decision making.- Significantly contribute to the Information Services Steering Committee whereby the Committee’s purpose is to lead the provision of technology solutions that empower citizens and enable Council staff to provide enhanced and seamless services to the community.

Provide oversight and management of Core Business Applications, Geospatial Services and Information (Records) Management functions in a large regional public organisation.- Coordinate the delivery of information system projects within Council’s Operational Plan.- Manage Council’s corporate applications, including integration, review, security, quality,improvements and software upgrades.- Provide information management and geospatial information services (GIS) to theorganisation.- Provide business analysis support to the organisation including the review, selection andimplementation of corporate application solutions to meet business needs.- Develop and review strategies and policies relating to the use of corporate applications. - Assist the Manager with the development and monitoring of operational budgets.- Manage relationships with vendors and suppliers associated with Council’s corporateapplications.- Coordinate the development and implementation of Information Services related protocols,procedures and agreements.

Oversight and management of Information Technology and Customer Service functions within a large regional public organisation.- Development and Implementation of the Information and Customer Services Strategy.- Development, maintenance and implementation of an effective Information Services Disaster Recovery Plan.- Security and custodianship of information technology assets.- Oversee the provision of customer service and call centre facilities and systems for Council.- Ensure the capture and management of Council’s records is undertaken to meet statutoryrequirements and best practice within the Local Government industry.- Manage the delivery of corporate applications, geospatial, information and communicationtechnology systems and support services to the organisation.- Introduce and support effective leadership strategies across the organisation.- Deliver projects related to functional areas.- Supervise the negotiation and management of contracts relevant to the Division.- Mentor and develop divisional staff members.

Responsible for the implementation, support and alignment of Council’s corporate software systems to facilitate the efficient and effective delivery of Council services to the community.