As our Senior Agricultural Economist, you will: Develop and maintain collaborative relationships in multi-disciplinary teams with landholders, industry organisations, colleagues, natural resource management groups, universities and other government agencies.Develop bio-economic models and use other economic analysis methods to assess agricultural production activities, natural resource management initiatives and policy analysis.Utilise and provide training to stakeholders in the use of DPI economic decision support tools (e.g. www.breedcowdynama.com.au).Use computer and scientific technologies to analyse data and produce reports in a timely manner to meet project milestones and management needs.Provide advice and direction to management and stakeholders to improve service delivery and ensure quality outcomes.Lead projects to deliver high quality economic evaluations and communicate information that targets improved profitability and sustainability.Supervise and mentor staff to meet project requirements and assist in the professional development of regional economists operating from within Central and Southern Queensland.Develop and implement new projects and collaborative service delivery partnerships targeting improved competitiveness and sustainability within agricultural sectors.You will be required to undertake overnight travel to fulfil certain tasks. The role will require frequent travel to regional areas.You may also have: • Experience in dealing with the agricultural sector and primary producers will be highly regarded.
What we are looking for: We are seeking the best suited candidate for the role. We will achieve this by:
assessing your eligibility and suitability to fulfill the role requirements (including, where relevant, the way you carried out previous roles)evaluating your potential contributions to the department and how your involvement would uphold our commitment to equity, diversity, respect, and inclusion.Eligibility requirements: You will be asked to provide evidence of how you meet the eligibility requirements during the selection process.
Citizenship or visa requirements: To be eligible for this opportunity, you must be an Australian citizen, hold permanent residency status, or possess a visa allowing you to work in Australia.
If you are not an Australian citizen, you must:
provide evidence of your residency status or visa, along with your right to work (including any conditions and/or restrictions)inform the department if your right to work in Australia ceases.Licences and registrations: Mandatory qualifications: A Bachelor's degree (AQF level 7 or equivalent) or higher in economics, business or agriculture (including economics/business) is required.For international qualifications, the applicant will need their qualification assessed, to determine comparability with the Australian Qualifications Framework. The Department of Employment, Small Business and Training can assist with these assessments for Queensland residents.Why work for us: Work with passion and purposeHave a tangible impact, for today and tomorrowEnjoy interesting, diverse workFollow your path wherever it leadsGet the flexibility and support you need to thriveBe part of our one, diverse DPIApplications to remain current for 12 months. For years, the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) has played a vital role in enabling the production and protection of food and fibre for Queenslanders and the world. From the land to the sea. From the bush to the city. From hard-working families to global trade relationships. From connected communities to prosperity for all.
It's rewarding work, but it's never been easy. For our talented, down-to-earth, resilient people, that's all the more reason to keep coming back. Every day's different and so is every team, but we're united by service and purpose. Together, we're moving forward, from a proud past towards a prosperous future.
Join us and bring legacy to life. #DAFcareers
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