Who You’ll Work With

Working in Engineering Productivity (EngProd), you will collaborate and work with other engineers to design, build, scale, and operate the systems that the rest of Arista’s development teams use. The EngProd team uses industry-standard systems like Ansible, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Grafana, Spinnaker, MySQL, ElasticSearch, Google Cloud, and Varnish and also internal systems that we’ve built from the ground-up to automate CI/CD, testing, analysis, and visualization. We believe observability is one of the cornerstones of a stable system, and endeavor to make sure we can monitor and visualize all aspects of our tooling and infrastructure.

Arista Software Engineering roles demand a strong and broad software engineering background. While the primary focus area for this role is EngProd, the role will not be limited to any single aspect of software development at Arista. It will cover all aspects of software development spanning the addition of new features, debugging problems and fine tuning code for scalability and performance. You will own your projects from definition to deployment and customer interactions, and you will be responsible for the quality of everything you deliver. 

Arista Software Engineering prides itself on a supportive and growth oriented culture. Over time, as your interests change, coupled with evolving business needs you will have the opportunity to switch from EngProd to other areas, if you like.

What You'll Do

• Building, integrating and maintaining tools and infrastructure facilitating internal development and testing.
• Improve maintainability of build system
• Evaluate new tools
• Improve speed of information back to the development team within the build systems and processes
• Troubleshoot and resolve systems and network issues.
• Adherence to infrastructure-as-code principles.
• Proactively ensure the highest levels of systems and infrastructure availability.
• Participate in the design and implementation of new systems and infrastructure projects.

As a Credit Officer in Shift’s Micro Business team you will primarily be responsible for assessing businesses with annual turnover of under $1.5million p.a. against Shifts policies and guidelines whilst delivering excellent customer service.

The ideal candidate will possess attention to detail, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. You will do this with a solution-oriented focus and methodical process whilst operating with a sense of urgency while working in a supportive team environment. 

This position offers a valuable opportunity to development in the field of credit analysis. We are looking for a dedicated individual who is eager to learn and contribute to the company’s success. If this sounds like you, please reach out.

This is a senior level role in our specialist credit function. This may suit an underwriter from a banking environment with experience in large exposures (and/or asset finance). 

You'll be responsible for evaluating, structuring and documentation of revolving facilities in cash flow & equipment finance applications. As part of the credit risk evaluation process, you'll be reviewing financial statements and cash flow projections as well as other forms of due diligence. 

As a senior member of the team, you'll need to be a skilled negotiator as you agree loan terms with our customers. You'll be responsible for structuring loans and well as monitoring the performance throughout the life of the loan.

We currently have an exciting opportunity for an experienced, committed, and professional Payroll Officer to join our team at Minor Hotels Head Office in Maroochydore. This position is offered on an initial 6 month contract (leave coverage), with the possibility of extension. 

This role is responsible for delivering timely payroll processing, reporting, and guidance to a diverse portfolio of our group’s properties and offices across Australia and New Zealand. Focusing on accuracy, efficiency and exceptional customer service, this position will see you collaborating closely with a team of experienced Payroll professionals, allowing for a dynamic working environment. 

Key Responsibilities Include:  

• End to end processing of fortnightly and 2-weekly payroll(s) 
• On-going maintenance of the payroll and leave planning systems 
• Liaising with staff and management on payroll related queries 
• Interpreting awards/agreements and contracts in relation to overtime, shift allowances etc. 
• Supporting the Payroll Manager with month end reporting, both internal and statutory reporting 
• Processing Workers Compensation payments (previous experience will be highly regarded) 
• Payroll administration – e.g. filing, setting up new starters 

2x Positions Available: We are looking for a Mid-level Data Engineer & Associate Data Engineer to join our Data Team to support the performance, integrity, and security of the organization's databases.

What is this role about?

The data engineer is responsible for building a data platform to help develop self-serve BI capability and enforce the data management practices are implemented as part of solution design. Help foster a culture of continuous improvement in processes, operations, and support by enforcing best practices and ensuring that the team consistently maximizes the efficiency and effectiveness of the platforms.

Here's more of what you’ll work on:

• Develop and Maintain AWS Data platform infrastructure code through Terraform.
• Produce the platform for extraction, loading and transformation (ELT) of data from a wide variety of data sources using ‘Big Data’ technologies by building an Integration Hub.
• Implement, review, and manage governance policies to help implement them on the data platforms.
• Manage the release of configuration changes to production environments in accordance with Cuscal change management principles.
• Manage and process complex, large data for analysis (e.g., hierarchies of datasets, inter-relationships, partitions, views, etc.)

What you get to do in this role:

• Responsible for selling our industry leading SaaS and PaaS offerings to a specific region, working together with our Partner Solution Consultants to ensure the Service Provider capitalises on the full benefits of ServiceNow Platform
• Responsible for implementing the Service Provider Program with existing and prospective Service Providers within a specified region
• Support and lead on all Service Provider Sales which are related to the End Customers of the Service Provider and for external shared services to the public market (Internal Use led by Field Rep)
• First line support to Field Sales (commercial or non) for guidance on all matters relating to Service Providers (such as best practice, GTM approach, building IP and solution positioning) in partner with ACE Solution Consultants
• Responsible for selling our industry leading SaaS and PaaS offerings to a specific region, working together with ACE Solution Consultants to ensure the Service Provider capitalises on the full benefits of ServiceNow Platform
• Responsible to explain the SP Partner Program nuances, details and 3rd party use rights to the Service Provider
• Lead and support the Service Providers to drive an accelerated “growth agenda” which takes into account their strengths and the power of the ServiceNow platforms based on partners core capabilities and customer footprint
• Building sales and marketing strategies with the Service Provider to capitalise on the ServiceNow Platform
• Manage development of new applications based on ServiceNow platform, assisting Service Providers from earlier stage (use case definitions) to the market and promotion of packaged Business Offerings
• Be the trusted advisor to the partner by understanding their existing and future IT road map to drive Identify, recruit, enable, develop, manage and motivate new partners (including training, demand generation, co-selling, forecast management, business plan development, and collection
• Pipeline management, sales process management including effective forecasting and opportunity closure in support of direct sales team

We are seeking a Lifestyle Editor for a 12-month fixed term contract. The Lifestyle Editor will play a leadership role in managing the day-to-day operations of our lifestyle team. You will oversee the content output of lifestyle reporters, ensuring that all stories meet the editorial standards and resonate with our audience. This includes pitching and refining story ideas across a range of topics such as personal health, relationships, fashion, and beauty during editorial conferences.

Reporting to the Head of Life, you will be responsible for assigning, shaping, and editing stories at every stage of the editorial process, collaborating closely with both in-house reporters and external contributors. Additionally, you will occasionally contribute by writing your own lifestyle content, ensuring a diverse and engaging mix of articles. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced editor with a passion for lifestyle journalism, strong editorial judgment, and the ability to lead and inspire a creative team.

The role can be based in Sydney or Melbourne.

In this role you will:

• Manage day-to-day operations of lifestyle reporters, including assigning, editing, and scheduling stories.
• Pitch and manage Lifestyle content during daily news conferences, utilising runsheets to track progress.
• Field pitches from reporters and freelance contributors.
• Generate a variety of story ideas, including long-form profiles, trends, humor pieces, and exclusive book extracts.
• Monitor analytics and guide reporters in the process, focusing on story packaging, including image selection and headline creation.
• Collaborate proactively with social media, SEO, and homepage editor teams to promote Lifestyle content across platforms.

You will be leading the development of renewable projects, including solar, wind, battery storage projects and hydrogen opportunities that will need your stewardship through the development life cycle to financial close.

The role is based in Melbourne or Sydney – with site visits required periodically to: our development sites, stakeholders and communities. Our current portfolio consists of a mixture of greenfield through to late-stage assets, and with your help, we’ll be growing the pipeline to feed more projects into the construction phase.

Just as important as what you achieve in this role, is how you perform the role. We’ll need you to be an engaged team member, who can cross pollenate your development expertise into an investment world. Be ready for a dynamic work environment, with a start-up mindset. You’ll be encouraged and supported to be bold in your thinking and leadership, whilst being a helpful colleague to those around you.

Responsibilities

• Project Development from land owner liaison, development approvals, grid connection, EPC procurement, PPAs etc. Treat the projects as if they are your own.
• Assist the wider Investment Team through asset growth opportunities as required, including bringing your contributions and knowledge into project evaluations, acquisition bids, transaction and negotiation processes, due diligence work and supporting Investment Directors through internal approval processes.
• Provide leadership in developing sound relationships with relevant stakeholders including: landholders, community, Traditional Owners, regulators and policy makers.
• Manage project teams of multidisciplinary internal and external experts, including technical, planning, legal, grid, environmental and engineering advisors.
• Selecting advisors, consultants, OEMs and construction contractors (including EPC contractors), running procurement process and contract negotiations through to financial close.
• Take the lead role for negotiation of high value contracts including project construction, equipment supply and transmission connection agreements.
• Manage the grid connection process, working closely with NSPs and grid consultants, to navigate the complexity of the technical, regulatory and commercial connection landscape.
• Manage the delivery of development works within allocated budgets in a timely, efficient and effective manner.
• Development of project execution plans including timelines, costs, risk assessments, communication of project financials and progress reports in a consistent manner across the assigned projects.
• Development of required inputs for management papers, board papers and commercial negotiations as required.
• Prepare and manage budgets for Capex and Opex, project schedules, and technical inputs into financial models, supporting overall project business case development.
• Support our fundraising efforts, including meeting with prospective investors, promoting the Octopus profile, and supporting our fund managers with development expertise as required.
• Support ongoing profile-raising activities – networking with industry participants and at times engaging with energy policymakers to influence energy policy.

• Leadership role within Rest's P&C team - 12 month parental leave role 
• Hybrid working - blending work from home and office
• Interviews will be in early 2025 

Established in 1988, Rest is one of Australia’s largest profit-to-member superannuation funds.

We support nearly two million members, with around $86 billion of funds under management and are recognised as a responsible investment leader*. We believe when members understand and engage with their super, they’re more likely to get a better retirement outcome.

Everything we do at Rest is underpinned by our values and behaviours, we want to Be Daring, Keep it Simple, Take Action and Have Grit. To put it simply we want our people to thrive and love the work they do.

Your role will work closely with the Chief People Officer (CPO)  to embed and develop the People & Culture operating model structure and rhythm. You will assist with setting up reporting frameworks and meeting cadences; playing a lead role in preparing and drafting Board and Committee papers and liaising with CoSec and supporting delivery of key P&C strategic and BAU work. This will include support on key strategic functions as well as the day-to-day priorities and management responsibilities for the CPO as required.

• Serve as a thought partner to the CPO, offering them and their direct reports perspectives they might not see by using data and “joining the dots”, uncovering or helping the team uncover new possibilities and challenging ideas before they are committed to action.
• Maintain awareness of the external and regulatory landscape and develop strategies to achieve business outcomes.
• Work closely with the Head of Governance & Integrated Planning on the coordination of delivery of P&C strategic planning and BAU initiatives 
• Work with the CPO and leaders of the P&C team to prepare and communicate key priorities across the team 
• Work with the P&C leaders to provide ad hoc support, particularly on matters requiring strategic insight and input (e.g. paper drafting).
• Ensure the key P&C messages for internal and external meetings are succinctly and efficiently developed 
• Ensure a central repository of key documents, artifacts, ‘key facts’ is maintained and updated for use by P&C and the team. 
• In conjunction with CPO’s EA, work together to design and administer key operating rhythms, meetings and governance oversight 
• Assist in the preparation of P&C reporting and other Board & Committee papers