Geospatial Improvement Program Coordinator
Department for Environment and Water SA
Posted 9 days ago
Are you a strategic thinker with deep geospatial expertise and a drive to modernise systems that support environmental decision-making? Join the Department for Environment and Water (DEW) and lead a transformative program that will shape the future of geospatial infrastructure across the agency.
At DEW, our mission is to help South Australians conserve, sustain and prosper. We play a central role in protecting the state's natural resources and driving innovation that supports South Australia's social, environmental and economic wellbeing. We work flexibly and collaboratively, with a focus on partnerships, inclusion, and delivering real-world outcomes.
As Geospatial Improvement Program Coordinator, you will lead the planning and delivery of key initiatives under DEW's long-term geospatial strategy. Your work will enhance the agency's platforms, systems, and services --ensuring they are modern, robust, and ready to support digital transformation. You'll be at the forefront of developing strategic geospatial frameworks and governance, enabling data to drive efficient workflows and smarter decision-making across DEW.
You'll bring your expertise to coordinate cross-agency projects, build future-ready GIS capability, and guide the development of fit-for-purpose systems that meet the needs of staff, regions, and partners. You'll collaborate closely with business units, provide expert advice to senior leaders, and represent DEW's enterprise GIS team .
To thrive in this role, you'll need:
Deep technical knowledge of ESRI platforms (ArcGIS Desktop, Enterprise, Online) and a strong understanding of national and international geospatial trends and standards.
Proven experience in leading complex projects, particularly in data management or ICT environments.
Skills in stakeholder engagement, strategic planning, governance, and digital innovation.
A problem-solving mindset and the ability to translate ideas into practical, operational solutions collaboratively.
This is an exciting opportunity to leave a lasting impact on South Australia's environmental data landscape. You'll join a passionate, high-performing team and play a key role in delivering the geospatial capabilities our state needs to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
Contract:
Up to 2 years
Essential Qualifications:
Qualifications in Spatial Science, Natural Resource Management, or a relevant discipline will be highly regarded.
Remuneration:
ASO7 $108,109 min - $116,864 max p.a.
Enquiries to:
Matthew Royal, Manager, Geospatial, Environmental Data and Information
[email protected]
8208 2466 or 0407 608 469
Applications close: 17/07/2025 11:00 PM
The Department for Environment and Water is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We encourage applications from people with diverse backgrounds including all ages and gender identities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, people with disability, culturally and linguistically diverse and LGBTIQA+.
About Department for Environment and Water SA
The Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources aims to help South Australians conserve, sustain and prosper.
In South Australia we have a unique system of natural resources management boards that work in partnership with us to fulfil our roles and deliver services across eight natural resource management regions. Through the boards we develop meaningful relationships with the community and increase our shared knowledge and understanding about natural resources. We encourage debate and share the decision-making and accountability for choices made.
Our work is guided by the commitments set out in State Natural Resources Management Plan, the regional natural resources management plans and by our Corporate Plan.
Our vision
An exceptional state because we look after our natural capital.
Our purpose
To help South Australians conserve, sustain and prosper.
Our roles
To achieve our purpose we’ve adopted four complementary roles:
•A facilitator of community involvement in and taking responsibility for the environment.
•A steward of the state’s natural resources to enable sustainable development.
•The custodian of public parks, gardens, heritage places and crown lands for public benefit and enjoyment, and for their intrinsic value.
•An authority on the state’s environment and natural resources to help governments, businesses and individuals make good long-term decisions.
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