Canberra, ACT (The agency supports and promotes flexible working, including remote options on negotiation) Ongoing/Non-Ongoing (Non-ongoing will be offered for 12 months) $95,284 - $108,474 About the Branch The role of the Carbon Markets Branch is to provide insights, solutions and advice to decision makers, policy makers and the market to improve scheme operations and position the agency as a modern, efficient, and effective regulator. We: Increase confidence and knowledge in the carbon and renewable energy markets by delivering timely and accurate insights on our schemes and understanding the international context. Support the development of a robust and consistent climate-related disclosure policy framework in Australia through interagency partnerships and the administration of the Corporate Emissions Reduction Transparency report. Influence the direction of potential new schemes or policies that align with the objectives and functions of the agency, including policy development and implementation of the new Guarantee of Origin certification scheme for low emissions products and renewable electricity. About the Section The Guarantee of Origin Scheme Establishment Section is responsible for developing and implementing the new Guarantee of Origin (GO) scheme. We are looking for passionate people to join our team to contribute to Australia's efforts to tackle climate change. You will be joining our team in leading the implementation of a GO scheme for the Clean Energy Regulator. A scheme which will enable Australian businesses to sell verified low emissions products from renewable sources and fossil fuels domestically and to the world. The GO scheme will help unlock economic opportunities for Australian industry to meet growing domestic and international demand for verified renewable energy and clean products. The scheme will help quantify market value for the clean attributes of these products, enabling industry to make robust, credible emissions claims and unlocking trade and decarbonisation opportunities. You will work with a collaborative team and engage with market participants, ranging across industry, peak bodies, manufacturing organisations and carbon market developers, scientists, engineers and economists to develop and deliver a world-leading GO scheme that builds confidence in the domestic and global marketplace for verified low emission Australian products. If you have the skills and drive to succeed in making a positive impact in implementing climate and energy policy, we want to hear from you. You will gain experience in designing and implementing legislation to support commercial outcomes as Australian industry transitions to a low carbon economy. The work involves complex problems that require creative and logical thinking and excellent communication skills. If you enjoy dealing with complexity and can operate in a commercially-savvy, fast-paced and practical manner, you should apply. Role Responsibilities and Duties The Senior Business Analyst will work closely with their team and manager to deliver new capabilities, systems, and processes to administer the GO scheme. Duties may include, but are not limited to: Facilitate in defining and clarifying business needs to contribute to the creation of action plans, solution reports or business cases for consideration of senior staff. Identify potential business needs to recommend improvements for consideration by senior staff and provide analysis, verification, and validation on the recommended improvements. Prepare business analyst artefacts and documents that may include risk analysis, scope modelling, problem tracking and sequence diagrams. Prepare and contribute to clear business and stakeholder requirement documentation including prioritising, organising, and verifying the requirements. Undertake review of and organise requirements to record and identify dependencies, relationships, and logical sequences. Undertake other duties as directed. Qualifications/Experience As a Senior Business Analyst, you will work within a small team to deliver section outcomes. As the successful candidate, you will have: Strong organisational skills. An ability to apply your knowledge and experience to new challenges. An ability to respond positively to change and uncertainty. Strong skills in interpreting and applying legislation and emissions technical documentation. Well-developed communication and writing skills. Experience in delivering results through collaboration and consultation. An ability to work under pressure with challenging deadlines and competing priorities. A high level of initiative and attention to detail. Relevant qualifications are essential. Relevant qualifications could include management, business, finance, computer science, information technology, business analytics, or related field. Applications close 11.30pm on Sunday 14 April 2024 CER 023_24 APS6 Senior Business Analyst Candidate Information Pack Opens in new window CER 023_24 APS6 Senior Business Analyst Candidate Information Pack Opens in new window
