At Marinus Link, we are unlocking Australia's future energy sector by delivering a critical project that supports the transition to renewable energy.
We recognise the importance of clear and effective communications to support the success of our project.
We are seeking an experienced Head of Communications to lead the development and execution of our internal and external communications strategies, public relations and media engagement.
In this key leadership role, you will guide a dedicated team of communications professionals, ensuring alignment with project goals and stakeholder expectations.
Your ability to communicate complex issues with clarity and confidence will be crucial to maintaining our reputation, supporting our leadership team and engaging with the media and community.
If you're passionate about strategic communications and are motivated by our purpose of delivering our renewable future, we want to hear from you!
Permanent role based in Hobart, Traralgon or Melbourne Lead strategic communications for a nationally significant project Flexible working supported, health and wellbeing benefits and additional leave
You'll Need
Experience & Knowledge:
Proven track record in developing and executing communications strategies that yield measurable outcomes, particularly within organisations subject to public scrutiny and governance requirements.
Experience leading successful communications teams in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
High-level digital communications skills, including overseeing the creation of impactful content across multiple platforms.
Knowledge or exposure to the Australian energy sector or energy transition issues is highly desirable.
Qualifications & Technical Skills:
Qualifications in Communications, Corporate Affairs, Marketing, Public Relations or related discipline accompanied by significant experience in a similar role.
Proficient in common and best practice communications tools, frameworks and methodology.
Demonstrated advanced writing skills and the ability to prepare and manage communications materials tailored towards diverse stakeholders.
We Offer
We are building a skilled project team motivated by our purpose of delivering our renewable future.
We offer dynamic careers and the chance to make a real impact on the energy transition and address climate change.
Flexible Working:
Our offices are located in Hobart, Melbourne and Traralgon.
Marinus Link values the benefits flexible work brings to our business and people and welcomes discussions on what this looks like for you.
Health & Wellbeing:
Our team's health and wellbeing are a key priority.
Access a range of health-related benefits, including discounted private health insurance, an in-house wellbeing specialist and our Employee Assistance Program.
Career Development:
We are committed to investing in our people and their growth through learning and development opportunities.
Next Step
Interested in leading communications for a nationally significant project?
Please apply with your updated CV and a Cover Letter that highlights your experience relevant to this role.
Submit your application by 5pm AEST Friday, 27 September 2024 .
Marinus Link is committed to developing and supporting a diverse workforce and strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Reasonable adjustments: If you require any adjustments or alternative communication methods at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us.
MARINUS LINK: A CRITICAL PART OF AUSTRALIA'S NEW ENERGY FUTURE
Marinus Link is a proposed undersea and underground electricity and data interconnector between North West Tasmania and the Latrobe Valley in Victoria.
Marinus Link will improve the connection between Tasmania and the national grid.
It will enable the flow of more electricity in both directions, delivering low-cost, reliable and clean energy for customers in the National Electricity Market.
Marinus Link is currently in planning and development, known as the project's 'Design and Approvals' phase.
Our purpose is clear: Delivering our renewable future.
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