Graduate Rail Timetable Developer

Department of Transport and Planning; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Department of Transport and Planning in Victoria is seeking a Graduate Timetable Developer for a two-year fixed-term position. The role supports the development of integrated rail timetables and modelling, collaborating with timetable developers and transport planners to optimise passenger and freight movement.

You will contribute to cross‑modal planning across rail, bus, tram, road and active transport networks, applying your academic knowledge and building practical rail timetable skills

Qualifications

• Understands how their work ties to transport priorities and organisational goals.
• Applies policies and processes to resolve issues and seeks guidance when needed.
• Communicates clearly to different audiences and prepares concise written information.
• Builds positive stakeholder relationships and ownership of issues to resolution.
• Works collaboratively across teams and adapts to changing priorities.

Responsibilities

• Assist in design and modelling of robust rail timetables for Victoria.
• Support development of integrated timetables for rail, bus, tram, road and active transport networks.
• Collaborate with timetable developers and transport planners to optimise passenger and freight movement.
• Contribute to planning discussions and data analysis to support major infrastructure projects.

Skills

Problem-solving

Stakeholder management

Communication

Teamwork

Adaptability

Education

Transport planning or STEM degree

Job description

Department of Transport and Planning in Victoria is seeking a Graduate Timetable Developer for a two-year fixed-term position. The role supports the development of integrated rail timetables and modelling, collaborating with timetable developers and transport planners to optimise passenger and freight movement.

You will contribute to cross‑modal planning across rail, bus, tram, road and active transport networks, applying your academic knowledge and building practical rail timetable skills