Business Systems Analyst - Property & Rating

Tweed Shire Council; Murwillumbah; On-site; AUD 102,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training and development opportunities

Flexible work options

Generous employment conditions

9 day fortnights (70 hours)

Job summary

Tweed Shire Council in Murwillumbah seeks a Business Systems Analyst to lead the optimisation of the Property & Rating systems and other critical applications. You will analyse business needs, collaborate with stakeholders across Council and drive digital enhancements to improve service delivery.

Offering a base salary of $102,118–$117,528 per year plus 12% super, a 36-month max-term contract, and flexible work options, this role focuses on governance, change management and delivering innovative

Qualifications

• It professional with degree or equivalent experience in IT.
• Experience supporting enterprise business systems and corporate apps.
• Experience in business analysis in large organisations.
• Experience in project management, data analysis and governance frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Lead management and optimisation of Property & Rating systems and other critical applications.
• Partner with stakeholders across Council to analyse needs and deliver IT solutions.
• Assist with delivering complex organisation-wide technology projects.
• Act as liaison between users and software vendors for enhancements and performance.
• Champion change and digital transformation and successful adoption of new systems.
• Provide expert advice on business systems with governance and confidentiality.

Skills

IT degree

Enterprise systems

Business analysis

Data analysis

Project management

Education

IT/CS degree

Job description

Business Systems Analyst - Property & Rating

Job No: TSC1778

Location: Murwillumbah

Employment Status: Full Time

No. of Vacancies: 1

Closing Date: 25 Sep 2026 AEST

Help drive digital transformation across Council. In this pivotal role, you'll bridge the gap between technology and business, leading system improvements, optimising critical applications, and delivering innovative solutions that enhance services for our community.

About the role:

• Lead the management, optimisation and continuous improvement of Council's Property and Rating systems and other associated critical business applications.
• Partner with stakeholders across Council to analyse business needs, improve processes and deliver innovative technology solutions.
• Assist with managing and delivering complex, organisation-wide technology projects that drive efficiency, business improvement and service excellence.
• Act as the key liaison between users and software vendors, overseeing system enhancements, upgrades, issue resolution and application performance.
• Champion change and digital transformation initiatives, supporting the successful adoption of new systems and ways of working.
• Provide expert advice on business systems, while maintaining strong stakeholder relationships and ensuring the highest standards of integrity, confidentiality and governance.

What's on offer:

• a base salary ranging from $102,118 per annum with competency-based increments up to $117,528 per annum, plus 12% super
• A maximum-term contract up to 36 months, with potential for extension or permanency (subject to performance, funding and operational needs)
• 70-hour, 9 day fortnight
• training and development opportunities
• flexible work options for a healthy work/life balance
• generous employment conditions

We are seeking:

• A qualified Information Technology professional with a degree in IT, Computer Science or a related discipline, or extensive experience supporting and administering enterprise business systems.

Strong experience providing technical and business support for corporate applications, with the ability to analyse requirements, resolve issues and drive continuous system improvement.

• Demonstrated experience in business analysis and information technology within large, complex organisations.

Experience in project management, data analysis and reporting, with the ability to develop operational processes, policies and governance frameworks that support business improvement initiatives.

About us:

• Located on thepicturesque far North Coast of NSW, bordering the Gold Coast.
• The Tweed is a vibrant, diverse location offering a lifestyle near the water, ina rainforest or on a farm.
• Tweed Shire Council is committed to employment equity and diversity and encourages applications from people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds in both traditional and non-traditional roles. We provide workplace adjustments for people with disability, and access to flexible work options.
• Join an employer of choice. Professionals Australia (Local Government Engineers’ Association) has named Council the 2021 and 2025 Employer of Choice for our great employment practices within NSW local government.

Where it's located:

This position is based in Murwillumbah and can be directed to work from any Council work site.

Position closes:

Friday 25 September 2026 at 12 noon sharp (NSW time). Late applications will not be permitted.

Tweed Shire Council conducts pre-employment assessments as part of its recruitment process.

Job offers are not made until screening has been completed. Tweed Shire Council uses third-party providers to undertake:

• Pre-employment medical – some roles require a functional (physical) assessment, and all positions are subject to drug and alcohol screening (a positive test result means the recruitment process ends and your application will not be considered).
• Background screening - verifies that the information you have provided throughout the recruitment process is true and correct.

Reference Checks are undertaken by the panel. Your 2 referees should ideally be your current and most recent supervisors. Your referees are not contacted unless you’ve been interviewed and are a preferred candidate.

Thinking of relocating?

Eligible applicants can access the Welcome Experience , a free NSW Government service designed to support workers and their families as they move to regional NSW.