The Role

The Directorate of Strategic Energies and Planning in Fuel Capability Branch (FCB) is a multi-disciplinary team delivering strategic and policy advice on Australian Defence Force fuel preparedness, national energy resilience matters, and activities supporting the Australian Government’s national support agenda. We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic individual to provide oversight and policy support to fuel/energy policy initiatives.

Key duties include:

• Support the preparation of briefs, ministerial reporting, and communications products regarding Defence’s fuel and energy requirements.
• Contribute to national preparedness and support in collaboration with Australian Government agencies and industry stakeholders.
• Coordinate engagement activities with external agencies in relation to Whole of Government fuel/energy policies.
• Support the Director Strategic Energies and Planning to manage Defence's efforts to support implementation of the National Defence Strategy.
• Represent Fuel Capability Branch at meetings, conferences, seminars and committees.

About our Team

The Directorate of Strategic Energies and Planning in FCB is responsible for leading futures thinking and planning matters as they relate to Defence's future fuel/energy requirements and the Defence Fuel Supply Chain (DFSC). We are dedicated to providing our staff with a manageable and favourable work-life balance, and support flexible working arrangements. We will also invest in your training and development to ensure your time with us is rewarding, both personally and professionally. FCB is committed to achieving a workplace culture that is inclusive and diverse. We support an inclusive culture with emphasis on respect and collaboration to create an environment for our people to be innovative, capable and committed.

Our Ideal Candidate

We’re looking for great individuals who can write, research, have a good eye for detail, and aren’t afraid to ask for help. In return, we will train you, support you and help you to achieve your career goals.

• The ideal candidate will possess the following:
• Excellent written and influential communication skills.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement skills.
• Ability to think strategically and evaluate complex information.
• Resilience and agility to respond positively to change in a dynamic environment.
• An understanding of Australia's fuel and energy policy frameworks, legislations and Defence preparedness and logistics requirements is desirable.

Application Closing Date: Wednesday 9 April 2025

For further information please review the job information pack, reference JCG/01881/25 on https://defencecareers.nga.net.au/?jati=31E953FE-2105-E8C9-CC84-E3A6787B6C7B