• Seeking experienced Master Scheduler
• Initial contract to 30/9/2025 + 24-month possible extension options
• Melbourne CBD location with hybrid work arrangement.
• Must be able to obtain Baseline minimum, Australian Citizenship needed

The Roles
Our client within the Federal Government is seeking a highly experienced Master Scheduler to support the agency manage, maintain, and analyse integrated schedule solutions to achieve deliverables in new and existing ICT systems.

Key responsibilities can include:

• Ensure the application of complex project and program information into detailed integrated schedule solutions to achieve deliverables.
• Foster relationships with a broad range of stakeholders, negotiate with influence on complex scheduling matters, utilising subject matter expertise.
• Manage change control to baseline schedules to ensure relevant artefacts and change logs are in place.
• Oversee progress against program milestones and deliverables and be accountable for individual and shared priorities.
• Perform regular impact analysis, assessment of critical path information and apply risk mitigation strategies to ensure the delivery of scheduling solutions.
• Lead continuous improvement of scheduling processes, methodologies, and procedures.
• Prepare and present timely information to send.

Ability to:

• Manage, maintain, and analyse schedule components including critical paths, relationships, and interdependencies.
• Demonstrate expertise in the use of automated scheduling and reporting tools.
• Identify trends and risk and implement appropriate mitigation and issue management strategies.
• Align operational activity to program strategies and agency vision.
• Manage and resolve complex and/or technical scheduling issues.
• Oversee team development to ensure delivery of quality outcomes.
• Communicate and negotiate with influence to achieve outcomes on complex or sensitive matters.
• Apply attention to detail to manage complex scheduling sequences.
• Undertake objective, systematic analysis of complex information and make recommendations based on evidence.

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