About the Opportunity

AUSTRAC, Australia's financial intelligence unit and anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) regulator, is evolving to strengthen its fight against money laundering and terrorism financing. As we expand our regulatory reach, and leverage international partnerships, we work to protect Australia from serious and organised crime to help build a more resilient global financial system. To help achieve these goals, we are seeking to fill 2 roles - APS6 Specialists, Multilateral Engagement, within the Multilateral Engagement and Coordination team.

APS6 Specialist, Multilateral Engagement

Intelligence

As Australia’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), the Intelligence division analyses data and generates key financial intelligence on money laundering, terrorism financing and a wide range of other crime types and national security matters.

In this role, you'll help connect teams across AUSTRAC with regional counterparts for mutual operational gain, drive capacity, building work in Financial Investigation Unit and strongly support and advocate the work of the Pacific Financial Intelligence Community (PFIC) and Financial Intelligence Consultative Group (FICG).

Regulation

The Regulation division is responsible for AUSTRAC’s regulatory function. As the AML/CTF regulator, AUSTRAC regulates more than 17,000 individuals, businesses and organisations and influences them to comply with their obligations under the AML/CTF Act.

In this role, you'll support the delivery of strategy development, programs, activities and reporting covering AML/CTF regulation, relating to the Pacific Supervisors Forum (PSF). Your work and impact will lead to greater collaboration with our Pacific member regulators, multilateral entities and law enforcement agencies.

Each role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the strategic priorities of the Division you'll be aligned to. At application and interview, you will be asked to select and confirm your interest between the 2 areas.

The key duties of the position include:

• Provide administrative, logistical and secretariat support including scheduling meetings, preparing agendas, minutes and managing correspondence.
• Drive effective communication and coordination with internal and external stakeholder engagement to support multilateral activities.
• Draft high-quality documentation such as briefings, working papers, and strategic advice to support forum leads, senior executives, and working groups.
• Perform other duties, including providing support to other international programs of work and regional forums.
• Anticipate and respond to changes in environmental, legislative and political contexts by applying sound judgement in assessing potential impacts on operational and strategic priorities.

For more information about the role and the capabilities we are looking for, please refer to the Candidate Pack on the AUSTRAC Careers Page

Affirmative Measures

This vacancy is being advertised concurrently under both general and affirmative measures recruitment processes.

Applications under affirmative measures are only available to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait people, or applicants with a Disability. Evidence will be requested if your application progresses under an affirmative measures process.

We offer competitive remuneration and great conditions, including:

Annual leave of 4 weeks (20 days) per year + additional paid Christmas close down.

· Cultural, Ceremonial and NAIDOC leave.

· 18 days of paid personal leave per year.

· 15.4% superannuation, which continues through paid maternity leave.

· 18 weeks of paid maternity leave.

· Competitive APS salaries with access to annual salary progression.

· Study assistance - up to $6,000 per annum and up to 120 hours of study leave.

View the AUSTRAC Enterprise Agreement for more information about current salaries and other conditions of employment.

About Us

AUSTRAC, Australia’s financial intelligence agency and anti-money laundering and terrorism financing regulator, is undergoing a significant transformation to enhance its role in combating money laundering and terrorism financing. This includes proposed expansion of its regulatory regime and a broader digital transformation to support our growing agency. As we embrace these changes and grow, our focus is on fostering innovation, collaboration, and effective problem-solving within an inclusive and supportive work environment. At AUSTRAC, you’ll be part of a team dedicated to maintaining the integrity of Australia’s financial system and making a real impact in preventing financial crime.

Closing Date and further details

Applications close at 11:30 pm on Sunday 3 Aug 2025.

For enquiries, please contact: [email protected]

Please note, we can only accept applications via the AUSTRAC Careers Portal.