ICT Transformation BA — Hybrid, Security Cleared

Aurec Group; Canberra; Hybrid; AUD 130,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Aurec Group is seeking a Business Analyst (ICT Transformation) for a Federal Government programme in Canberra. You will map dependencies, review architecture, and support transition planning in a secured PROTECTED environment.

The role focuses on discovery, stakeholder workshops, and ensuring readiness for future-state hosting while aligning with Commonwealth security standards and data classification requirements. Hybrid work is available with occasional interstate travel to site locations.

Qualifications

• Experience in large-scale ICT transformation or application migration programs.
• Secure or classified government experience is preferred.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and workshop facilitation capabilities.

Responsibilities

• Review existing architecture, roadmaps, and discovery artefacts to identify critical knowledge gaps requiring detailed investigation.
• Facilitate stakeholder workshops and interviews to document current-state business, technical, and security considerations.
• Assess in-scope applications, hosting arrangements, and technical dependencies to guide future-state hosting options.
• Analyse user access, site-specific constraints, and data classification/recordkeeping requirements against Commonwealth security standards.
• Identify operational dependencies and evaluate their impact on project sequencing and transition readiness.
• Provide expert input into cutover strategies, transition sequencing, and detailed implementation plans.

Skills

ICT transformation frameworks

dependency mapping

data classification standards

Commonwealth recordkeeping

stakeholder engagement

workshop facilitation

Job description

Aurec Group is seeking a Business Analyst (ICT Transformation) for a Federal Government programme in Canberra. You will map dependencies, review architecture, and support transition planning in a secured PROTECTED environment.

The role focuses on discovery, stakeholder workshops, and ensuring readiness for future-state hosting while aligning with Commonwealth security standards and data classification requirements. Hybrid work is available with occasional interstate travel to site locations.