$115,899 - $130,733 + up to 15.4% SuperannuationRussell - ACTThe RoleThe Strategic Communication Branch has multi-disciplinary communication teams embedded in every Group and Service across the Department. They provide end-to-end communication support to their Group or Service – from strategic planning through to execution, reactive and proactive media engagement, content development, social media and brand management. Media and Communications Managers contribute to the delivery of Ministerial, whole-of-government and Defence objectives. They are a source of trusted strategic communication advice and valued partners in achieving communication objectives for the Department.Responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Providing high-level, strategic communication advice to senior leaders, including senior military officers and senior executive service officers.Leading and supporting a small team.Developing communication strategies and associated media products, including talking points, media releases, social media content, fact sheets etc.Anticipating and responding to media enquiries, developing timely holding statements and talking points in response to incidents.Identifying communication risks and opportunities to maintain and promote Defence's reputation and interests in line with communication priorities.Leading and collaborating on organisation-wide communication outputs. $115,899 - $130,733 + up to 15.4% SuperannuationRussell - ACTThe RoleThe Strategic Communication Branch has multi-disciplinary communication teams embedded in every Group and Service across the Department. They provide end-to-end communication support to their Group or Service – from strategic planning through to execution, reactive and proactive media engagement, content development, social media and brand management. Media and Communications Managers contribute to the delivery of Ministerial, whole-of-government and Defence objectives. They are a source of trusted strategic communication advice and valued partners in achieving communication objectives for the Department.Responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Providing high-level, strategic communication advice to senior leaders, including senior military officers and senior executive service officers.Leading and supporting a small team.Developing communication strategies and associated media products, including talking points, media releases, social media content, fact sheets etc.Anticipating and responding to media enquiries, developing timely holding statements and talking points in response to incidents.Identifying communication risks and opportunities to maintain and promote Defence's reputation and interests in line with communication priorities.Leading and collaborating on organisation-wide communication outputs.Defence is seeking to fill a number of immediate vacancies, some are listed below. A merit list will be created to fill future vacancies. For more information on specific roles please reach out to the contact officer.Deputy Strategic Communication Manager, Royal Australian NavyDeputy Strategic Communication Manager, ArmyAssistant Director Media and Communication, International Policy Division; Strategy, Policy and Industry GroupAssistant Director Media and Communication, ADF Recruitment, Education and Careers, Defence People GroupAssistant Director Media and Communication, Security and Estate GroupAssistant Director Media and Communication, Cyber and Information, Joint Capabilities GroupAbout our TeamThe Strategic Communication Branch has multi-disciplinary communication teams embedded in every Group and Service across the Department. They provide end-to-end communication support to their Group or Service – from strategic planning through to execution, reactive and proactive media engagement, content development, social media and brand management. Media and Communications Managers contribute to the delivery of Ministerial, whole-of-government and enterprise objectives. They are a source of trusted strategic communication advice and valued partners in achieving communication objectives for the Department.Our Ideal CandidateStrategic Communication Branch plays a key role shaping the narrative and perception of Australia's largest Commonwealth Department and the Australian Defence Force, building trust with the Australian community and advancing Australia's national security interests. Our structure gives us visibility of the whole organisation, enabling us to make integral linkages between key stakeholders, develop strong professional networks and build our skills and leadership qualities. Collaboration is at the heart of our operations. We work closely with other departments and policy officers across Defence to ensure a unified and coherent message. Our branch provides a strong network of communication professionals – peers to exchange ideas with, mentors to guide your development and a team who works together to deliver the best communication outcomes for Defence. We offer a unique opportunity to work on both external and internal communication initiatives. You will engage with the media, policymakers, the public, and the ADF community to effectively convey the departments initiatives and policies.Additionally, you will play a key role in keeping Defence's employees well-informed, engaged, and aligned with the organisations goals and objectives. We are committed to building the capability and skills of our team and provide a range of professional development opportunities – from surge and mobility opportunities within the branch, to expanding your skills on ADF Exercises, training courses and networking opportunities.Information Pack Opens in new window Start your application by clicking the "begin" button.
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