Job Description The About Our client is dedicated to making a significant impact across Western Australia's breathtaking landscapes.
They collaborate with traditional custodians, pastoral enterprises, and natural resource management experts to develop sustainable solutions for the state's unique rangelands.
If you're a seasoned professional passionate about environmental excellence, this opportunity is for you!
They believe in fostering a workplace that feels like family.
Here's what you can expect when you join their team: Family First : Flexible arrangements that respect your family commitments Work-Life Balance : Enjoy up to 4 additional paid Company Days Leave and 4 weeks of annual leave Team Spirit : Celebrate achievements through team events and milestones Team-oriented Environment : Engage in team-building activities and in-person learning opportunities Empathy Recognition : Your contributions will be valued and appreciated The Opportunity This is a senior delivery role leading two to four concurrent projects, with responsibility for strategic delivery, budgets, contracts, staff supervision, reporting, stakeholder engagement and major grant and business development.
It suits an experienced project leader who is confident managing multi-million-dollar budgets and remote delivery, and who builds trusted partnerships with Traditional Custodians, pastoralists, clients and government.
The Tasks Ahead Lead planning, delivery, monitoring, evaluation and close- out of a multi-project portfolio on time, on budget and to standard.
Set portfolio priorities, resourcing and critical paths, and oversee internal and client reporting.
Manage high-value budgets, head contracts and sub-contracts.
Identify and mitigate strategic, financial, operational, cultural and safety risks, and ensure compliance.
Lead major grant proposals,



tenders and commercial offers aligned with the Strategic Plan.
Build relationships with funders, government, industry, philanthropy, Aboriginal organisations and research partners.
Supervise, coach and mentor project staff, and lead recruitment, induction and performance of direct reports.
Foster a safe, inclusive, high-performing culture and lead WHS duty of care, including remote and field work.Build respectful, long-term partnerships with Traditional Custodians, Aboriginal corporations and community groups.
Ensure projects follow cultural protocols, including free, prior and informed consent, and champion cultural safety.Champion innovation in NRM delivery across climate adaptation, carbon, biodiversity and cultural land management.
Provide sector thought leadership and contribute to organisational strategy and reputation.
Requirements About You Key Requirements - Essential Demonstrated senior project management experience leading complex, multi-project portfolios (typically 7+ years).
Track record managing multi-million-dollar budgets, contracts and client relationships.
Experience supervising, mentoring and developing multi-disciplinary teams.
Strong knowledge of the WA rangelands context and NRM threats and opportunities.
Exceptional written, verbal and digital communication, including at senior stakeholder level.
Proven success securing major grants, tenders and commercial contracts.
High cultural competence working with Traditional Custodians,



Aboriginal corporations and community groups.
Current C Class WA Driver's Licence, and commitment to WHS, cultural safety and the Code of Conduct.
Key Requirements - Desirable Degree in NRM, Agriculture, Environmental Science, Project Management or a related discipline, and formal PM accreditation (for example PMP, PRINCE2, AIPM).
Established networks across NRM, government, philanthropy, industry and Aboriginal organisations.
Experience living or working in the rangelands or similar remote regions.
Experience in carbon, biodiversity, climate adaptation or emerging environmental markets.
Core systems Microsoft 365 and standard project and reporting tools (including MERIT-style grant reporting).
Full training is provided on internal systems.
Benefits The Benefits Location: Perth, Western Australia Employment Type: Full Time Salary: $95K to $110K + super banded by experience Requirements About You You are a proactive, detail-oriented professional who thrives in a collaborative environment.
Your solutions-focused mindset sets you apart!
Key Requirements: Relevant Accounting/Finance qualification Proven experience in budgeting, reporting, and compliance Strong knowledge of ASIC standards Experience in HR and payroll functions Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite Excellent interpersonal, organisational, and time-management skills Willingness to travel to regional offices Current C Class Driver's Licence Current Police Clearance The How-To If you have the experience and qualifications as listed above and you're ready to make an impact while advancing your career, apply now!
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