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Pacific National, Australia’s largest private rail freight operator, is seeking an experienced IT Project Delivery Office Lead to provide governance, delivery assurance and financial oversight across our IT project portfolio. Working with Project Managers, Finance and senior stakeholders, you’ll ensure projects are well planned, governed, financially controlled and aligned to business outcomes.
A tertiary qualification in Business/PM/Finance is desirable, with certifications such as PRINCE2,
Join Pacific National - Australia's largest private rail freight operator
Every day we transport millions of tonnes of critical freight around the country for our customers. We haul coal, intermodal containers, steel, and bulk commodities that keep Australia moving.
We're looking for an experienced IT Project Delivery Office (PDO) Lead to provide governance, delivery assurance, financial oversight and analysis across our IT project portfolio.
Working closely with Project Managers, Finance and business stakeholders, you'll help ensure projects are well planned, appropriately governed, financially controlled and aligned to approved business outcomes.
You’ll bring demonstrated experience working in a Project Delivery Office or similar portfolio environment, ideally within a heavy industry, infrastructure, transport or other regulated environment.
You’ll ideally have:
A tertiary qualification in Business, Project Management, Finance, Accounting or a related discipline is desirable, as is a project management certification such as PRINCE2, PMBOK or BABOK.
At Pacific National we value diversity, inclusion, and the contribution of each team member. Our values underpin our commitment to create an inclusive culture where everyone is accepted.
Some of the benefits we offer are:
We live by our Values: Make it Simple, Share More, Kindness, Gratitude, Curiosity, and Own It - helping us build strong connections and do our best work every day.
Ready to deliver what matters?