This organisation is at the forefront of advancing Australia's international security interests in the Indo-Pacific, with a specific focus on building cyber resilience and enhancing capacity in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.Through a flagship Cyber and Critical Tech Cooperation Program, the team is responsible for delivering high-impact initiatives that address cyber security and critical technology issues, supporting regional partners to navigate the evolving digital landscape.The OpportunityThree Cyber Cooperation Project Officers are sought to join the Cyber Affairs and Critical Technology Branch's (CYB) Southeast Asia and Pacific Cyber Cooperation Sections. This is an ideal role for motivated individuals with an interest in cyber policy, capacity building, and international engagement. You'll contribute to key programs that uplift cyber security capabilities in the Indo-Pacific, working closely with diverse partners to support Australia's regional cyber and technology priorities.These positions offer opportunities for growth, skills development, and hands-on experience in the areas of program management and policy coordination.The RoleAs a Cyber Cooperation Project Officer, you will play an essential role in supporting cyber and technology resilience programs in the region. Key duties include:Supporting capacity-building activities that enhance cyber and technology resilience in Southeast Asia and the PacificDeveloping and maintaining relationships with delivery partners, including government agencies, private sector organisations, and partner countriesPreparing project and procurement documents, such as grant agreements, funding approvals, and contractsAssisting in the coordination of policy briefs and public diplomacy efforts, and providing secretariat support for official delegations as requiredThe Ideal PersonWe are looking for candidates who are proactive, organised, and able to handle multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. Ideal candidates will have experience in cyber or critical technology, program management, and/or international policy, with the following skills:Ability to support the delivery of DFAT-funded programs or similar initiativesKnowledge of cyber and critical technology issues relevant to Australia's international agendaDemonstrated ability to work with diverse stakeholders, including government, industry, and civil societyStrong judgement, flexibility, and the ability to work under limited supervisionProfessionalism and excellent communication skills, with a commitment to building effective relationshipsSalary / RateAPS5/6 ClassificationContract role – 6 months, with an option to renew for up to another 12 months$80/h - $110/hr including SuperannuationHow to ApplyTo apply online, please click on the appropriate link.Alternatively, for a confidential discussion, please contact Mitch Porteous on 02 6108 4878 quoting ref no. 20064HorizonOne is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and we encourage applications from people of all cultures, capabilities and backgrounds.
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