Data Scientist (Shepparton)

Data Scientist (Shepparton)

04 Aug
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eWorldWatch
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Shepparton

04 Aug

eWorldWatch

Shepparton

Position outline

The role will perform and achieve complex to very complex data generation, modelling and analytical work under broad direction from executive leadership, ensuring reform initiatives are evidence-based, measurable and accountable.

The position will operate as a subject matter expert, exercising independence, sound judgement and decision-making to provide high-level technical advice that informs strategic, political and operational outcomes for the organisation.

Duties and responsibilities

This position is responsible for the following:

- Designing and implementing monitoring, evaluation and learning frameworks aligned with organisation priorities.
- Developing economic, social and impact modelling, including forecasting, scenario analysis, cost-benefit and social return on investment (SROI) analysis.
- Translating complex datasets into explicit and actionable insights for executive and community audiences.
- Establishing and maintaining data governance processes aligned with transparency, accountability and integrity principles.
- Ensuring analytical methodologies align with First Nations data sovereignty principles and relevant legislative frameworks.
- Engaging in complex problem solving and contributing to sensitive projects impacting strategic and operational outcomes.
- Collaborating with First Nations leaders, Plan Champions and cross-sector stakeholders to co-design culturally informed data approaches.
- Developing dashboards, performance reports and executive briefs to support regional governance structures.
- Identifying and mitigating analytical, reputational and strategic risks.
- Supporting team capability development, mentoring staff where required and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.

Key skills and personal attributes required

Ability to:

- Apply advanced analytical, statistical and data science methodologies to complex reform challenges.
- Exercise sound judgement and provide high-quality strategic advice.




- Communicate complex information clearly to audiences with varying levels of technical expertise.
- Manage competing priorities within a dynamic reform environment.
- Build collaborative and respectful relationships with First Nations communities and stakeholders.
- Demonstrate cultural competence, humility and respect for First Nations protocols.
- Contribute positively within a multidisciplinary and high-performing team.

Knowledge required

Knowledge and understanding of:

- Data science, economic modelling, policy analytics and/or geospatial analysis fundamentals.
- Monitoring and evaluation frameworks and impact measurement methodologies.
- Legislative compliance, data governance and ethical data practices.
- First Nations data sovereignty principles and culturally informed research approaches.
- Regional development or community-led reform environments (desirable).

Qualifications or Experience required

Essential

- Postgraduate qualification in Data Science, Economics, Statistics, epidemiology or related discipline.
- Demonstrated experience delivering complex analytical projects.
- Proven ability to influence stakeholders through evidence and insight.
- Experience working in policy, reform or community-led environments.

Highly Desirable

- Experience working with First Nations communities.
- Knowledge of regional economic development frameworks.
- Experience in financial modelling or social return on investment (SROI) analysis.

Selection Process

Shortlisted applicants may be required to:

- Complete a written analytical task.
- Deliver a 30-minute presentation to the selection panel.
- Participate in a behavioural interview aligned to merit-based assessment principles.

How to Apply

- Applicants are requested to submit:
- A cover letter (maximum 2 pages) outlining suitability.
- Curriculum Vitae.
- Contact details for two referees.

Working conditions

- A full and current driver’s license valid for driving in Victoria is essential
- Must possess a current Working with Children Check.

Pay: $60,000.00 – $80,000.00 per year

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Shepparton VIC

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