Program Scheduler | Defence

About the Prospect

- Join a high-performing Program Management Office driving a critical, multi-project ICT modernisation initiative to future-proof secure Federal Government capabilities

- Take ownership of a complex master schedule across up to 11 active projects, playing a pivotal role in optimising operational efficiency and delivering critical path visibility

What's on Offer

- Contract/Engagement: Initial contract until 30 December 2026 + extension options

- Location & Flexibility: Canberra, ACT predominantly onsite.

Role & Responsibilities

- Build, review, and maintain a detailed Program Integrated Master Schedule encompassing milestones, key activities, and cross-project interdependencies

- Develop and manage the Critical Path, event migration schedules, and integrated program-wide views to ensure delivery

- Proactively identify and communicate schedule risks, variances, and mitigations in close collaboration with the Program Manager





- Manage multi-level stakeholder expectations and engage proactively with project managers and technical teams to maintain schedule accuracy

- Produce clear, consumable program schedule reporting-including S-curves and executive board presentations-to facilitate decision-making

Skills & Experience

To be successful in this position, you will ideally bring:

- Technical Toolkit: Advanced proficiency in MS Project, ServiceNow, and Agile delivery methodologies

- Experience: Proven track record in creating and maintaining large-scale Program Integrated Master Schedules within complex ICT or Defence environments

- Core Capabilities: Strong collaborative problem-solving skills with demonstrated capability in producing executive-level schedule reporting and managing multi-level stakeholder relationships

Eligibility & Clearance Requirements

- Security Clearance: Due to the nature of this environment, candidates must hold a current NV1 security clearance.

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📌 Program Scheduler (Canberra)
🏢 Aurec Human Capital Group
📍 Canberra