The National Criminial Intelligence System (NCIS) program currently requires a suitably qualified and experienced Project Manager to support a number of current and upcoming ACIC ICT projects for the NCIS program.

Project Managers oversee the development and execution of a collection of programs, projects and related activities that implement the strategic intent of an organisation.

The expected roles and responsibilities are to:

• Lead and manage ICT project(s) or a program of work which contribute to the NCIS strategic outcomes and objectives

• Develop and maintain an accurate project schedule and deliver products according to the schedule

• Develop and maintain the project budget, and track costs and expenditure to deliver the project within tolerances

• Manage scope, quality, risk and issue management processes to ensure outcomes are delivered

• Engage with stakeholders on any given project and provide appropriate reporting to key stakeholders as required

• Support activities that enable the delivery of NCIS Program Roadmap outcomes including the NCIS Devs-On-Cloud Project

• Formally attend project and program board meetings, prepare reports, advice and recommendations for presentation at more senior governance forums as required

• Have and apply a comprehensive knowledge of principles, practices and theories as they relate to effective project management

• Other activities as directed by the contract manager including disengagement and transition management.

Security Requirements

The ACIC requires specified personnel to:

• Obtain the ACIC’s Organisational Suitability Assessment (OSA) prior to commencement.

• Have an Australian Government security clearance (AGSVA) to the minimum of Negative Vetting Level 1 (NV1) or be willing to undergo and obtain and AGSVA NV1 clearance.

• As directed by the ACIC, complete a Deed of Confidentiality or Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to commencement or comply with processes required to engage the Specified Personnel under section 48 of the Australian Crime Commission Act (2002).

Note: Seller may be required to meet the cost of any security clearances.