Join a highly impactful team as an Information Security Management System (ISMS) / IT Service Continuity Management (ITSCM) Specialist within our National IT department of ALDI stores, based in Minchinbury NSW. This is a permanent full time opportunity.

As an ISMS/ITSCM Specialist, you will focus on ensuring the protection of our information assets while maintaining the continuity of our IT Services. To be eligible, you will need to have a systematic, innovative approach to Information Security with high attention to detail and the ability to take initiative. The ideal candidate will have a robust understanding of information security policies, standards and frameworks, alongside expertise in IT service continuity planning and management.

What does the role look like?

• Keep our Information Security Management System (ISMS) aligned with the latest industry standards and compliance requirements
• Identify potential threats through risk and vulnerability assessments, and execute strategies to mitigate them
• Develop and maintain Business Impact Analyses (BIAs) and risk assessment documentation to ensure we’re always prepared
• Partner with international teams on global projects and make an impact to the local security initiatives
• Review and improve continuity plans regularly to reflect changes in the organisation and technology landscape
• Opportunity to work on other IT Security and Cyber Security topics

And the best part? Every single day at ALDI, you'll know you're making a difference, supporting our mission to help everyday Australians live richer lives for less.

As ALDI continues its growth journey, we’re committed to safeguarding our future through innovative security strategies. We're seeking a talented  IT Security Specialist (Business Continuity Management) within our National IT department of ALDI stores, based in Minchinbury. This is a permanent full-time position. 

As a BCM Specialist, you will play a crucial role in enhancing our operational resilience. In these newly created positions, you will oversee the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) processes, reconcile BCM risks with key frameworks, and drive the development of Business Continuity Plans (BCP). This position will also be responsible for awareness initiatives. You will have strong communication skills and a solid understanding of business continuity principles. Work alongside a dynamic, supportive team in a role that bridges IT security and business continuity.

What does the role look like?

• Oversee the implementation of the global BCP plans within Australia
• Reconciliation of BCM risks with interfaces such as Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), IT Service Continuity Management (ITSCM) and Information Security Management System (ISMS)
• Planning, coordinating and reviewing global BIA processes
• Supporting ALDI business units in planning their annual global BCM tests and exercises
• Assist in planning and preparing awareness initiatives related to BCM
• Creation of global BCM training documents for the business continuity coordinators at ALDI

And the best part? Every single day at ALDI, you'll know you're making a difference, supporting our mission to help everyday Australians live richer lives for less.

• Work closely with Senior Managers and Accounts Management team to align marketing activities and materials to mlcoa’s sales and marketing plans
• Responsible for creating and preparing all promotional materials and campaigns alongside driving technical requirements.
• Manage mlcoa LinkedIn pages, including content creation, reporting on results and optimising activity accordingly.
• Plan, create and schedule weekly and monthly communications in line with promotions, events and other marketing initiatives.
• Coordinate marketing calendar to ensure all activity is on track as planned and stakeholders are kept up to date on the status of work.
• Ownership of brand websites ensuring all content is up to date, working closely with external agencies to carry out required maintenance and updates.
• Develop and create all marketing materials in line with brand guidelines including flyers, product sheets, presentations, brochures and infographics.
• Organise and execute conferencing events, sponsorship and association relationships. Including end to end support of quarterly in-person educational seminars.
• Organise and oversee mlcoa’s national webinar schedule, including setting up event in Teams Webinar, preparing marketing material and comms to advertise to customers (Quick word, LinkedIn, mlcoa Website, vault Resources), support speaker with formatting slides and on the day of the session, set up ‘’resources webpage’’ and event survey etc.
• Manage mlcoa team email signatures via Exclaimer Cloud, including producing banners in line with current campaign
• Oversee the mlcoa pages on the MedHealth intranet, including internal and external document management
• Support and collaborate with stakeholders across mlcoa and wider MedHealth organisation.
• Monitor mlcoa national email inbox, and distribute correspondence to the appropriate individual, or state / territory office

What a Senior Associate Counsel, Australia, New Zealand & South Pacific in Legal does at Visa:

The position is for a highly motivated and skilled lawyer to join Visa's growing legal team. You will be a key regulatory and commercial legal lead supporting the Visa business teams as they expand their value-added services and product offerings to enhance value for traditional bank/FI clients as well as develop new clients/partners/business streams in the evolving payment ecosystem. You will be exposed to a broad range of product and commercial legal work, supporting regulatory reviews and commercial negotiations in the areas of value added services, including digital/tech partnerships, acceptance solutions, and other financial/technology products and services.

You will report to the Senior Managing Counsel for Visa Legal in the Australia, New Zealand & South Pacific region and will work closely and in collaboration with Visa lawyers across geographies and functional support areas, including the Visa lawyers from Singapore, the US headquarters and other international offices.

You should have a good working knowledge of laws and regulations applicable to financial, digital and payments services, including payments/FI licensing, data privacy and outsourcing regulatory regimes in Australia (and preferably, in addition, New Zealand) and have experience in conducting and leading regulatory reviews and contractual negotiations.  You should also be well versed in commercial, technology and IP laws, and be able to apply this experience to your role in Visa by being a sound and practical legal advisor to the business.  You must have excellent risk judgment and analytical capability, and be a strong and efficient communicator, with the ability to juggle multiple priorities in a fast paced and challenging, but rewarding, environment. 

In this role, you are expected to:

• Be the lead counsel driving commercial negotiations on both the supply side as well as the client facing side.
• Assist with regulatory consultations/compliance with regulations across the region as applicable to existing or new Visa products/initiatives.
• Assist with regulatory issues relating to products, services or functions.
• Draft, negotiate and drive to completion complex commercial, technology, or strategic partnership agreements in support of business objectives.
• Provide advice and guidance to business and product teams regarding deal structures and key risks and proactively identify and resolve legal issues/risks.
• Possess strong inter-personal skills including the ability to communicate complex legal issues (and relevant solutions/recommendations), clearly and practically to the business.
• Travel as needed.

Why this is important to Visa

The Senior Associate Counsel will play a key role as a trusted advisor to our commercial solutions and products businesses that represent some of the most important pillars of Visa’s future growth and strategy. This role is critical in ensuring that both supply and client facing contracts and negotiations are managed efficiently with relevant stakeholders while enabling our business to innovate and push across new frontiers (particularly in the fast-evolving global payments industry).

The Senior Associate Counsel can look forward to being a key representative of a high performing Legal team in advising and managing projects that drive innovation and development within the payments industry.

Projects you will be a part of:

You will be a member of a local and regional legal team that works at the cutting edge of new payment technologies, innovation and the fintech industry in an increasingly regulated environment, which brings unique and novel challenges in the commercial/technology law space