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Apply now Job no:523479 Work type:full time Location:Canberra, ACT Categories:Senior Lecturer, Lecturer Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography, UNSW Canberra – Women in Science Employment
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the requirements gathering and business process improvements working on multiple concurrent projects. The role focuses on close engagement with university stakeholders to gain an in-depth understanding
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-functional requirements for process and system changes and specify business process designs to provide the foundation for development of effective business solutions. Develop and maintain relationships with
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cohesive format Prepare process maps and other documentation for current administrative processes across the university (central and faculty). Conduct meetings and workshops with stakeholders in order to
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, identifying records requiring remediation, assisting in delivering process re-design where required, building key internal relationships, and consulting on records management to identify and mitigate risks
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on additional controls required to be assessed, implemented, and/or tested during the security design review and assurance phases of the Cyber Security Risk Assessment (CSRA) process. • Representing the Cyber
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and process. Who You Are: • Relevant tertiary qualification with subsequent relevant experience or equivalent competence gained through any combination of education, training and/or student services
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demonstrate the UNSW Values in Action: Our Behaviours and the UNSW Code of Conduct. Ensure hazards and risks psychosocial and physical are identified and controlled for tasks, projects, and activities that pose
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of services and advice to all Faculties and across UNSW’s sites. The division works to continually improve the physical environment of UNSW, a key resource that supports the University in achieving its
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the psychosocial or physical health and safety of yourself or others. The successful candidate is generally expected to have the following skills and experience: Completion of a degree or relevant tertiary