We are looking for a Strategy Analyst who will work closely with our strategy, product, business, design and development teams to build and deliver cutting-edge applications to completely change the delivery of healthcare for everyone on the planet. The role will be based in Sydney. Our core solution captures structured, protocolised and clinically validated data, empowering better patient-centred outcomes and generating new leaps in healthcare.

The Role

As a Strategy Analyst, you will be instrumental in the strategic direction, detailed planning and cross area projects. You will work closely with the Chief of Strategy and Performance, the Chief Product Officer and Chief Growth Officer. 

Strategy & Performance at Big Picture has responsibility over several areas:

• Setting the strategic direction in concert with business area lead including but not limited to product direction, commercial strategy, competitor analysis, market research and financial direction
• Running our strategic partnerships with different organisations. These partnerships are usually either technology partnerships which improve the capabilities of our platform or service that are needed for us to deploy or enhance our product  
• Performance involves working with the functional vertical business owners on cross functional projects to improve business performance 

About You

• You are curious
• You are able to work autonomously 
• You enjoy making change in organisations
• You have a collaborative mindset and ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams
• You have a strong business acumen and understanding of market dynamics
• You have a familiarity with strategic frameworks and methodologies
• You have experience in the healthcare space (nice to have)

The right person will:

• Have a tertiary degree in a discipline like Maths/Statistics, Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Medicine, Economics, Actuarial Studies etc.
• Have 2-4 years of experience in strategy 
• Have experience in most of the following:
• Client/stakeholder engagement and management 
• Strong project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to effectively present complex ideas
• Building stories through data in the form of decks
• Data visualisation

Nice to have experience:

• Analytics languages (SQL, Python, R or similar)
• Building statistical models like GBMs, GLMs and/or Clustering

You’ll love this role if you:

• Want to be part of a company that has the potential to change medicine;
• Thrive on working in a dynamic organisation that is rapidly evolving and are comfortable navigating through the ambiguity, change and occasional challenge that it creates;
• Have a growth mindset, a high ownership mentality and a willingness to take responsibility for goals and outcomes;
• Excel at interpreting your findings and communicating your analysis to multiple stakeholders;
• Have strong technical skills and a desire to develop them further;
• Enjoy using your initiative and experience to identify (or ideally, pre-empt!) issues, while growing and supporting the team with new ways of thinking;
• Connect to our mission for better patient healthcare.

Nine is currently seeking an enthusiastic and self-motivated applicant to join its Broadcast Technology Support team in providing technical and operational support across its production facility located in North Sydney.

The position of Broadcast Technology Support Analyst is a full time, rotating shift role covering 7 days a week. The purpose of this role is to:

• Serve as the initial point of contact for internal customers, handling their inquiries via phone calls and ticketing systems. 
• Proactively identify and address any issues raised by internal customers
• Analyse problems and determine if they can be resolved independently; or escalate complex issues 

The successful candidate will be part of an enthusiastic team responsible for day to day support of sophisticated, up to date, technical broadcast systems including:

• Studio Automation
• Live Studio Production 
• Post Production and Non-linear editing systems
• Digital Asset Management
• Digital News Gathering 
• Video Contribution, Distribution and Encoding 
• Master Control Facilities

Hi. We’re OFX, a global provider of online, international payment services. We solve the complexity of moving money and enable better decisions. Headquartered in Sydney with offices worldwide, we’re a customer-focused business that is all about inspiring customer confidence.

At OFX, you’ll have the opportunity to reach beyond your role and function across disciplines. Make use of your diverse skill set at a business that values your expertise and turn your potential into reality.

Purpose of your role

This role is an integral part of the Group Finance team responsible for providing financial reporting and insights for the business. Focus areas of this role include partnering with members of our Group Executive team to prepare and provide financial results analysis and insights, enabling excellence in business performance of each respective function.  You will also collaborate closely with our Group Financial Controllership team on month-end and year-end financial reporting and you will manage the budgeting and forecasting process for your key Group functions.

This role will suit a highly engaged and curious individual, capable of clear communication, with a high level of commercial acumen, attention to detail and the ability to critically assess information to provide valuable, actionable insights.

What you do

• Partner with members of the Group Executive team to provide ongoing financial reporting and analytical support through delivery of regular functional performance reporting, key insights and ad hoc analysis
• Manage the month end process for allocated functions including ensuring that financial results are accurate, and reports are released with detailed insights on performance against expectations
• Lead the forecasting and budgeting process for allocated functions, ensuring the accuracy and critical analysis of all inputs and outputs, including timely communication with all stakeholders throughout the process
• Assist with the development of ad-hoc business cases supporting investment opportunities
• Assist the wider business in understanding performance drivers, performance against expectations and developing insights to assist key stakeholders in making informed decisions
• Identify and implement continuous improvements across finance processes including leveraging technology to enhance reporting capabilities, planning, and month end process

As the Head of Payroll within our finance team, you will lead and inspire the payroll services team, driving transformation and excellence in payroll operations. Your role will be pivotal in mentoring, training, and developing your team to ensure the precise and timely calculation of employee payments within a complex and dynamic environment.

You will also be responsible for fostering robust internal and external client relationships, collaborating with stakeholders across the Nine Group to deliver exceptional payroll services and support the achievement of strategic business objectives. Your leadership will be key in navigating challenges and enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of our payroll function.

Day to day you will:

• Ensure payroll operations are timely, efficient, accurate, and compliant with all legal and regulatory requirements across a large and complex environment.
• Develop and maintain payroll schedules and service levels that focus on business needs and the employee experience. 
• Ensure all correspondence and payroll data is treated in the strictest confidence.
• Ensure all reports and statistics are accurate and completed and distributed within designated deadlines.
• Manage and prioritise escalations with key internal/external stakeholders. 
• Identify opportunities for process improvements and partner with key internal stakeholders such as People and Culture, Finance and Technology to deliver transformation projects.

People leader responsibilities:

• Provide leadership, support and guidance to employees regarding payroll matters.
• Implement innovative and strategic payroll initiatives that align with team goals and improve payroll efficiency.
• Lead the Payroll Services team, fostering an environment that recognises teamwork, strengthens the team and its contribution to the business.
• Manage individual’s performance, development and growth.
• Drive staff training, including exposing the team to various EBAs, agreements, and pay cycles.
• Partner closely with the People and Culture Team to enable a positive and seamless employee experience.

• Leading Industry Fund - recognised as a LinkedIn top 5 place to work
• Great opportunity to contribute in managing financial crime risks and regulatory compliance obligations
• Melbourne or Sydney Located 
• Hybrid Working - Blend of Office and  Home 

About Us

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

We support nearly two million members, with around $75 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.

About the Job

This role will contribute to managing financial crime risks and regulatory compliance obligations at Rest. It includes triaging, investigate and resolving any unusual behaviour relating to financial crime matters including Anti-Money Laundering / Counter Terrorist Financing (AML/CTF), Sanctions, Fraud, Scams, Bribery and Corruption. 

Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities

• Investigate, resolve and respond to financial crime escalations received from the fund administrator or from within Rest (i.e. Transaction Monitoring, Name Screening and Unusual Activity reports);
• Gather and record required evidence to support reasonable grounds for suspicion of a financial crime (i.e., money laundering/ terrorism financing activities or organised crime) and articulate key recommendations;
• Escalate potential regulatory reporting matters and potential breaches (as required) to the AML/CTF compliance officer;
• Manage financial crime enquiries and escalations;
• Identify, manage and deliver continuous improvement opportunities, including policies and procedures;
• Deliver key financial crime processes in line with service, quality and compliance expectations.
• Maintain a current understanding of predicate crimes, money laundering and terrorist financing typologies, including changes to legislation and regulations, industry best practice, criminal typologies and developing trends;
• Facilitate financial crime training and awareness, and
• Maintain strong stakeholder relationships both internal and external;

We are seeking a skilled and experienced Business Analyst to join our team and play a pivotal role in building the future of payments within our business. As a Business Analyst, you will work closely with cross-functional teams, including product managers, developers, and stakeholders, to design and implement cutting-edge payment solutions that meet the evolving needs of our clients. 

What you’ll do: 

• Lead discovery sessions with stakeholders to understand business requirements and translate them into detailed technical specifications. 
• Help identify risks, impacts and dependencies amongst processes and cross-functional teams. 
• Leverage your in-depth knowledge of the Australian payments landscape to analyse and document existing payment processes, identify inefficiencies, and recommend improvements to streamline operations and enhance customer experience. 
• Act as a liaison between technical teams and business stakeholders, ensuring clear communication and alignment on project goals and deliverables. 
• Develop test plans, conduct testing, and validate payment solutions to ensure they meet requirements.  
• Ensure payment solutions comply with relevant regulations and standards within the Australian financial services sector.