Defence Programme Reporting Lead

Turner & Townsend

Adelaide

On-site

AUD 140,000 - 190,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Turner & Townsend is leading a major defence programme in Adelaide, delivering a long-term portfolio of work of national significance. The Reporting Manager will own monthly dashboards, governance reporting and data-driven insights to support senior decision-makers and cross-functional teams.

You will embed best-practice data visualisation, deliver timely, accurate reporting, and maintain a single source of truth across a very large programme, coordinating with Reporting & Systems teams and

Qualifications

Degree (or equivalent) in Business, Finance, Engineering, Commercial, or Project Management.
Proven experience delivering reporting and insights for large, complex programmes or portfolios.
Strong capability in performance measurement frameworks and governance reporting.
Advanced data analysis and visualisation skills to translate data into insights.
Experience influencing senior stakeholders across multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

Develop, maintain, and publish monthly dashboards and reports for all sub-programmes within the reporting system.
Operate and continuously improve reporting systems to ensure data is accurate, timely and actionable.
Provide clear, insightful and tailored reporting to senior stakeholders, enabling evidence-based decisions on performance and deliverability.
Work across cross functional teams, including with Reporting & Systems teams, embedding best practice in data visualisation, analysis and reporting.
Delivers to the reporting calendar whilst also fostering a forward-looking ethos at reporting trends, hotspots to enable preventative intervention.
Ensure the reporting delivered is fact based, aligning stakeholders to one single source of truth.
Have the ability to spot problems before they are problems and identify unreported risks and issues - filter through reporting noise to identify important signals.