Graduate ICT & Cyber Officer — Public Sector Pathways

Department of Treasury and Finance; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 74,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meaningful work

Supportive team environment

Flexible working arrangements

Long-term career opportunities

Salary packaging

Wellbeing benefits

Job summary

Department of Treasury and Finance in Adelaide is inviting graduates to join a structured Graduate Program through the Academy, with pathways in ICT and cyber security. It offers tailored development, mentorship, and a merit-based progression plan across the SA Government sector.

Roles commence February 2027, with ASO3 and ASO4 salary tracks and access to flexible working arrangements and salary packaging. International students may start on a temporary contract with potential for permanency.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate or postgraduate Australian qualification completed or near completion.
• Preferred disciplines include information technology, information systems, cyber security, computer science, software engineering, data analytics and related disciplines.
• History: must not have received a Targeted Voluntary Separation Package from the SA public sector within the last 12 months.

Responsibilities

• Join a Graduate Program through the Academy offering structured development and career advancement.
• Support government digital infrastructure and processes, gaining real-world experience across ICT and cyber security pathways.
• Opportunities to transition to SA public sector roles after program completion and potential progression to ASO4 within 12 months.

Education

Undergraduate or postgraduate Australian qualification

Job description

Department of Treasury and Finance in Adelaide is inviting graduates to join a structured Graduate Program through the Academy, with pathways in ICT and cyber security. It offers tailored development, mentorship, and a merit-based progression plan across the SA Government sector.

Roles commence February 2027, with ASO3 and ASO4 salary tracks and access to flexible working arrangements and salary packaging. International students may start on a temporary contract with potential for permanency.