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• Manage the restaurant, bar, room service & conference rooms, to ensure quality and efficient service and standards whilst delivering a memorable guest experience.
• Review, analyse and drive revenue the daily operational needs maintaining beverage, labour, product and expenses on budget.
• Develop, implement and maintain quality standards for all food and beverage outlets including the supervision and direction of the food and beverage team.
• Ensure cleaning and maintenance of outlets, work areas, tableware, utensils and other materials and equipment used by restaurant, bar, room service and conference areas.
• Work closely with Executive Chef to ensure Food and Beverage service is an exceptional guest experience.
• Recruit, manage, train, develop and inspire the Food and Beverage team.

We are looking for an experienced Sales Manager in Australia to join our international B2B brand RateHawk, develop our business and make the travel world better together!

This is a remote position for people located in Australia.

Job Responsibilities

• Actively promote our international project in Australia;
• Develop and implement sales activities and hit the sales targets to achieve growth and expand presence in assigned territory;
• Sign-up new partners and provide them with extended training of our system;
• Initiate an API deals with the potential and existing partners;
• Build and maintain a strong, long-lasting relationship with new partners;
• Prepare, execute, and manage the commercial deals with the partners including the execution of required document flow and technical setup;
• Account clients until the first purchase is made;
• Control of compliance with commercial conditions by partners including the payment flow;
• Provide market & competitive environment analysis;
• Provide comprehensive reporting.

• Relevant experience. Ideally, 2-5 years experience in the travel industry and excellent knowledge of the country`s travel market; specialized in sales management or business development of B2B travel companies;
• Language knowledge. Fluent in English, other languages as a plus;
• Competence in API technology deals;
• Personal skills. Proactive, ambitious, motivated, action-oriented, results-focused, appetite for innovative technology, comfortable with fast-changing business environment, teamplayer;
• Analytical skills. Used to data-driven decision-making, metrics-driven and good with numbers;
• International mindset. Ability to understand and work across a wide range of cultural contexts reflecting ETG’s global presence;
• Readiness for business trips. 40 – 50% of working time might be required for market visits.

• Competitive salary;
• Career growth opportunities and a corporate culture that encourages professional development;
• Complex and innovative product;
• Young and ambitious team of professionals;
• Learning: seminars, trainings and conferences. If you want to participate in a conference, we will help to organize it;
• Flexible timetable — we don’t require you to be online at 09:00 sharp. You can start work at a time that suits you;
• Corporate discounts on hotels and other services.

We are seeking an experienced and dedicated aviation professional to join our team as Fleet Training Manager for our Dash 8 Fleet. Reporting to the Head of Training and Checking, the role will be responsible for the management and oversight of all Dash 8 pilot training.

Our Dash 8 flying and simulator operations are based in Broome, Cairns, Darwin and Melbourne. The successful applicant will be required to travel as part of their normal duties.

Other capital city locations will be considered for suitably experienced applicants.

The Role

As a Graduate Project Manager at AECOM, you have the opportunity to work on a number of exciting projects across a wide array of sectors. These include water projects, transport projects, and defence projects to name but a few, for both public and private sector clients. ​

The Graduate will assist other members of the PM team to drive projects forward and ensure that our clients achieve the assets that their business function requires. This involves working at all stages of the project from initial concept right through to construction and operation of the asset. The PM is a key interface between the client, design team, consultants, contractors and other project stakeholders.​

For all other Graduate opportunities, please visit our opportunities document.

Our Graduate Program

Our Growing Professional Skills (GPS) graduate program is designed to help you bridge the gap between formal education and the workplace. The program is spread across two years, drawing on a range of personal development activities, exposure to other graduates and business leaders, and a range of topics designed to grow your business and professional skills.

Along with local site visits, technical seminars, mentoring, and internal and external training, AECOM connects you with leading local and global networks that help you learn, grow, and develop.

As an added incentive, your involvement in the GPS program is fully endorsed for those seeking Professional accreditation. If you decide to do additional studies, we will help you examine your options and identify areas of specialisation to support you in your career.

Our Why

Datacom works with organisations and communities across Australia and New Zealand to make a difference in people’s lives and help organisations use the power of tech to innovate and grow.

About the Role (your why)

With the ever-emerging threat on IT systems it is imperative Datacom continue to grow our Cyber practice. Are you interested in honing and developing your current skillset in Cybersecurity?

Are you passionate about Cyber Security technologies and want to be integral to the Datacom team? Your key attributes will be;

• Ability to engage with different, people, processes and technologies.

• Should be comfortable in front of a customer in delivery of consulting with some understanding of technologies.
• Always seeking improvement in themselves and within aspects of delivery.
• Open-mindedness and the ability to be provided with risk mitigation options from various stakeholders.
• Able to see the bigger picture and understands the concept that a risk can be mitigated various ways through various methods.
• Able to work independently or part of a team, share knowledge.

Our offices are based in, Canberra and Melbourne, we like to bring people together in person when we can, but we are mindful of the benefits of working from home for work/ life balance. We therefore leave it to you and the team you join to figure out what works best!

Please note that to be successful in this role you will need to be an Australian Citizen, and be eligible for Baseline/ NV1 Security Clearance.

What you’ll do

The Senior Governance, Risk and Compliance Advisor is to act as the subject matter expert and thought leader in establishing, governing, and managing information security activities within Datacom.

Your key responsibilities as a Governance, Risk and Compliance Advisor are:

• Identify, develop and implement Security processes, standards and policies
• Work closely with our internal business units to ensure the application of security controls that meet Datacom and business requirements, and align to the Datacom Information Security Plan
• Work closely with our internal business units and clients to ensure adherence to Information Security Manual (ISM) and The Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF)
• On-going auditing, monitoring and improvement of security controls, including the development of Threat and Risk Assessments (TRA), System Security Plans (SSP), and Security Risk Management plans (SRMP).
• ISO27K framework and knowledge of building and running an Information Security Management System (ISMS)
• Providing guidance, education, and training to ensure adherence and compliance (people, processes, and technology)

We are a pretty agile company, and are keen to respond to customer, technology and internal stakeholders’ changing requirements and this can mean we evolve in our roles to meet those needs.

What you’ll bring

• Extensive experience in information security, audit, assurance, governance, risk or compliance and a sound understanding of information security principles, polices and standards
• Previous experience with stakeholder engagement with a strategic and strategy focus
• Experience with and good understanding of IRAP
• The GRC Advisor must have a detailed knowledge of agency-specific and Australian Government protective security policy, principles, and minimum standards, and be provided with opportunity to maintain this knowledge
• Understanding of contract deliverables and obligations
• Some technical knowledge to make informed decisions about business risks from vulnerabilities
• Ideally, you will be industry certified and may even hold a CISSP, CISM, MS or equivalent certifications.
• Experience in developing and administering an information security program (desirable).

Why join us here at Datacom?

Datacom is one of Australia and New Zealand’s largest suppliers of Information Technology professional services. We have managed to maintain a dynamic, agile, small business feel that is often diluted in larger organisations of our size. It's our people that give Datacom its unique culture and energy that you can feel from the moment you meet with us.

We care about our people and provide a range of perks such as social events, chill-out spaces, remote working, flexi-hours and professional development courses to name a few. You’ll have the opportunity to learn, develop your career, connect and bring your true self to work. You will be recognised and valued for your contributions and be able to do your work in a collegial, flat-structured environment.

We operate at the forefront of technology to help Australia and New Zealand’s largest enterprise organisations explore possibilities and solve their greatest challenges, so you will never run out of interesting new challenges and opportunities.

We want Datacom to be an inclusive and welcoming workplace for everyone and take pride in the steps we have taken and continue to take to make our environment fun and friendly, and our people feel supported.

Welcome to CT, the ultimate destination for tech enthusiasts! We're not just any workplace, we've been certified as a Great Place to Work and ranked 23rd in Australia's Best Workplaces 2022, and now we've been rated as the coolest Best Place to Work in Tech 2023! With a team of over 260 tech wizards, we're constantly pushing the boundaries and working at the forefront of the tech industry in Australia and NZ.

Our CEO, Adam Centorrino, is dedicated to customer service, having won the Customer Service Executive of the Year award twice, and we've also won an incredible 10 consecutive Australian Service Excellence Awards! We're not just focused on our customers, we prioritise our employees too. With flexible work culture, growth opportunities, wellness benefits, and an inclusive workplace culture, we're dedicated to making sure our team members are happy.

Now, enough about us – let's talk about you. We're expanding our team, and we're on the hunt for a key role to join our Professional Services Team.

Requirements of the Role:

• Establish and lead a cross discipline team to plan and deliver the pre-gate 2 scope of works.

• Manage current and future relationships with key stakeholders including; capability managers, platform sponsors and delivery agencies, industry partners, and other interest parties.

• Contribute to the ongoing improvement activities as part of the broader leadership team which may include; fostering a collaborative and respectful culture, identifying opportunities for business improvements and engage with SMEs for input into project planning and approvals.

• Maintain compliance with existing and emerging reporting requirements that may include; senate estimates, queries, monthly performance reporting, additional and budget estimates, project risks, etc.

Highly Desirable:

• Experience with complex secure communication systems or C4I systems.

• Experience leading multi discipline integrated project teams.

• Previous experience in the Defence environment.

• Understanding of Government gate approval process.

Desirable:

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

• Proficient in the use of MS-Office suite of software.

• A deep and thorough understanding of Project Management practices.

• Comfortable working in a changing and complex environment and at times without a pre-defined procedure.

• Willingness and ability to learn new concepts and familiarise oneself with new systems.

• Ability to work under minimal supervision and to use initiative when appropriate.

• Understand their own self-assessed competency and to seek assistance when required.

• Build trusted and valued relationships with team members, and other stakeholders.

Please note: The successful candidate must have PV clearance. Applications without a PV clearance won't be considered

Estimated start date

ASAP

Initial contract duration

16 months

Location of work

ACT

Working arrangements

Candidates MUST be located in Canberra, ACT and available to work from the office located ACT.

Security clearance

Must have PV

Our company is more than just a workplace, it's a hub of inspiration and creativity where employees love to work! Here's why:

• We offer a wealth of training and development opportunities to help you enhance your skills and achieve your career goals, including a diverse range of courses, certifications, and personalised coaching.
• We care about your physical and mental wellbeing, which is why we offer wellbeing subsidies that provide discounts on gym, yoga, and Pilates memberships.
• We understand that technology is key to your success, which is why we offer cost-price tech discounts so you can stay up-to-date with the latest trends.

• We believe in working hard and playing hard, and foster team bonding through a variety of events that help you connect with your colleagues outside of work.
• We believe in your potential and offer a personalised career and learning plan tailored to your unique goals and aspirations, committed to supporting you in becoming the best version of yourself.
• We celebrate diversity and inclusivity, and prioritise health, wellbeing, and fun in our workplace culture.

When you join Centorrino Technologies, you know you are joining an organisation that is driven by our values and innovation. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer, and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where we embrace our individual talents, and our differences. We encourage applications from people of all ages, disabilities, LGBTQI, First Nations people and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.

About us:

Established in 2007, CDC Data Centres is Australia’s leading operator of sovereign, secure, world-class data centre facilities.

Headquartered in Canberra with multiple facilities in the ACT, NSW and New Zealand, CDC’s diversified operations provide secure data centre configurations that support co-location, containerised and hyperscale compute environments with all campuses interconnected with high-speed carrier grade networks.

At CDC we are passionate about creating an inclusive workplace that promotes and values diversity. We believe that everyone’s unique experiences enable us to deliver meaningful benefits for our people, our clients and communities. Our mission is to attract, retain and grow the world’s best data centre team.

Our people are responsive, innovative and trusted in supporting our customers. Together, we configure the landscape to meet the security, reliability, connectivity and sustainability needs for today and tomorrow.

About the role:

We are looking for a GRC Specialist to support CDC Data Centre’s enterprise risk management program, enterprise policy management framework and quality assurance activities. The incumbent will contribute to business resilience and continuity frameworks and own internal monitoring and review programs to ensure CDC’s remains compliant with various Government and industry standards. The role will be supported to proactively identify potential risks within the business and to act upon them in a timely and effective manner.

Key responsibilities include:

•       Assisting in the design, implementation and ongoing support of enterprise-wide programmes including:

-        Enterprise Risk Management Framework

-        Enterprise Policy Management Framework

-        Protective Security Management Framework

-        Business Resilience and Continuity Framework

-        Assurance and Internal Audit Program

•       Assisting the Senior Manager, Security Resilience and Assurance with policy development and implementation.

•       Drafting protocols, procedures, and guidance material.

•       Working with stakeholders to develop effective risk management and assurance plans.

•       Developing auditing schedules, conducting non-financial audits, and working with stakeholders to design remediations for internal and external audit findings.

•       Educate and train employees (including management) on governance risk and compliance-specific matters.

•       Collaborating with internal and external audit providers or other professional advisors as and when required.

•       Fostering a culture of continual improvement in governance risk and compliance within the business

•       Mentor and impart knowledge on junior staff.

•       Lead, attend and contribute to appropriate team and stakeholder meetings and committees as required and relevant to ensure excellent stakeholder engagement and communication.

•       Embrace and model CDC’s DNA and Leadership Fundamentals.

•       Provide cultural and operational team leadership.

•       Mentor and impart knowledge to junior staff.

•       Other duties as direction from time to time.

About you: 

•       Previous GRC experience, preferably in a highly regulated environment.

•       Experience with and direct exposure to applicable laws, regulations, and standards relevant to a large critical infrastructure provider, including Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth), Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth), Dept. Home Affairs’ Hosting Certification Framework, SOC1 Type II and SOC2 Type II controls, PCI-DSS, ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO27001 and ISO 45001.

•       Excellent understanding of risk and compliance principles and frameworks.

•       Demonstrated experience in driving positive outcomes through high level communication, interpersonal ability and proactive stakeholder engagement.

Essential:

• Australian Citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain AGSVA Security Clearance at Negative Vetting 1 level.

How to Apply:

If you are looking to own your career and take on a new challenge in a fast-growing Australian Technology company and be part of our amazing team, please submit your resume and cover letter by clicking Apply.

About us:

Established in 2007, CDC Data Centres is Australia’s leading operator of sovereign, secure, world-class data centre facilities.

Headquartered in Canberra with multiple facilities in the ACT, NSW and New Zealand, CDC’s diversified operations provide secure data centre configurations that support co-location, containerised and hyperscale compute environments with all campuses interconnected with high-speed carrier grade networks.

At CDC we are passionate about creating an inclusive workplace that promotes and values diversity. We believe that everyone’s unique experiences enable us to deliver meaningful benefits for our people, our clients and communities. Our mission is to attract, retain and grow the world’s best data centre team.

Our people are responsive, innovative and trusted in supporting our customers. Together, we configure the landscape to meet the security, reliability, connectivity and sustainability needs for today and tomorrow.

About the role:

We are looking for a Security Compliance Specialist to lead CDC's security assurance function for the business. CDC Data Centres operates high security environments which must comply with rigorous government security and industry standards. The Security Compliance Specialist will be responsible for security assurance programs across the entire lifecycle of our data centres, including pre-planning, design, construction, commissioning, and ongoing operations.

Key responsibilities include:

•       Develop, implement, and oversee security compliance and assurance programs to ensure that all requirements are met.

•       Assist the Senior Manager, Security, Resilience and Assurance in the development of security policy.

•       Draft security compliance-related protocols, procedures and guidance material as required.

•       Assist in the development and implementation of protective security design standards for pre-construction, construction and commissioning of new data centres and infrastructure in accordance with government, industry, and customer requirements.

•       Be aware of pending changes to government, industry, and customer security requirements.

•       Work closely with the Manager, Security Operations, and other relevant stakeholders to develop quality assurance measures for effective security operations within our data centres.

•       Liaise with customers success managers, and where necessary customers directly to ensure customer security requirements are being met.

•       Liaise with consultants and certifiers in relation to security-related certification and re-certification of data centres, and where necessary provide support to initial or ongoing certification requirements.

•       Educate and train employees (including management) on security compliance related matters.

•       Collaborating with internal and external audit providers or other professional advisors as and when required.

•       Fostering a culture of continual improvement in protective security compliance within the business

•       Mentor and impart knowledge on junior staff.

•       Lead, attend and contribute to appropriate team and stakeholder meetings and committees as required and relevant to ensure excellent stakeholder engagement and communication.

•       Embrace and model CDC’s DNA and Leadership Fundamentals.

•       Provide cultural and operational team leadership.

•       Other duties as direction from time to time.

About you: 

•       3+ years working in a high security environment, preferable in state or federal government.

•       Sound understanding of either Australian Government’s Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF) or the Defence Security Principles Framework (DSPF).

•       Experience with and direct exposure to applicable laws, regulations, and standards relevant to a large critical infrastructure provider, including Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth), Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth), Dept. Home Affairs’ Hosting Certification Framework, SOC1 Type II and SOC2 Type II controls, PCI-DSS, ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO27001 and ISO 45001.

•       Demonstrated experience in driving positive outcomes through high level communication, interpersonal ability and proactive stakeholder engagement.

Essential:

• Australian Citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain AGSVA Security Clearance at Negative Vetting 1 level.

How to Apply:

If you are looking to own your career and take on a new challenge in a fast-growing Australian Technology company and be part of our amazing team, please submit your resume and cover letter by clicking Apply.