09 Aug
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NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
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New South Wales
09 Aug
NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
New South Wales
Be part of the department that works to protect, support and develop NSW primary industries, mining sector and regional communities.
- Temporary opportunity to 30 June 2027 – with possibility of extension
- Full-time role at 35 hours per week
- Any NSW office location – regional location encouraged/hybrid working supported
- Salary ranges from $116,981.00 to $129,492.00 + super & leave loading
Join us as a strategic thinker helping shape the future of the NSW resources sector. This role offers meaningful work, career development, and the opportunity to influence policy and strategy across the NSW Government. As an Analyst within NSW Resources, you will play a pivotal role in shaping strategic policy responses to emerging and often complex issues across the exploration and mining industry. You will undertake rigorous research and analysis to identify trends, risks and opportunities, translating insights into clear and practical advice that informs senior executive and Ministerial decision making. Your work will directly contribute to evidence-based policy development and the safe and sustainable management of the state’s mineral and petroleum resources, supporting long term prosperity for regional communities and the people of NSW. This role is focused on strategy and policy development to address key issues relating to the NSW Resources portfolio and provide meaningful insights. In this role, you will:
- Provide high-level advice on strategy, policy, industry trends and emerging issues.
- Work collaboratively with key stakeholders across the Department to develop strategy and policy for the NSW mining and exploration sector.
- Undertake research and analysis including contemporary themes in the market, identifying trends, risks and opportunities to support development of evidence-based options to address strategic issues relating to the Resources portfolio.
- Tailor communication to support translating complex information into clear, accessible advice for diverse audiences.
- Contribute to a wide range of discrete projects, including briefings, advice, project plans and reporting.
- Contribute to the preparation of timely, concise, high-quality briefing materials to support senior executive and Ministerial decision making,
About You This is a great opportunity for someone who brings curiosity to their work, enjoys tackling complex problems, driving strategic thinking, and contributing to the long-term direction of the NSW resources industry. You are forward thinking and proactive, comfortable navigating ambiguity, and confident engaging with diverse stakeholders to achieve shared outcomes.
As our ideal candidate, you will bring:
- Demonstrated experience undertaking research and analysis across complex or contentious policy areas
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to tailor messages to diverse audiences including senior executive, ministerial audiences and cabinet.
- Ability to identify emerging trends, assess risks and opportunities, and develop practical recommendations through maintaining ongoing awareness of our operating environment and the resources sector.
- Experience working in a policy environment or contributing to policy development including briefings, cabinet processes and legislative changes will be highly regarded
Essential Requirements
- Relevant tertiary qualifications and/or extensive experience in a related discipline such as economics, political science, finance, law, planning, sustainability or general science
- Compliance with pre-employment probity screening is mandatory and a condition of engagement
Should you require further information about the role please contact the hiring manager, Rebecca McKenzie - Manager Strategy via
[email protected] or on 0434 825 109. You can also view the role description. Applications close Sunday, 2 August at 11:55pm AEST.
📌 Policy Analyst (New South Wales)
🏢 NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
📍 New South Wales