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Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) seeks an Operational Technology Officer to conduct advanced technical intelligence operations in support of national security objectives. The role is hands-on, requiring risk management, international and domestic travel on short notice, and delivery of technical training to diverse audiences.
Eligibility includes Australian citizenship and top-secret security clearance.
Operational Technology Officer’s (OTOs) conduct technical intelligence operations in support of the Australian Government intelligence mission.
The role of an OTO is dynamic and multifaceted, encompassing a wide range of responsibilities that drive innovation and ensure operational excellence.You will be responsible to capture requirements, plan and execute technical operations both domestically and overseas, often in unique and challenging environments.You will manage risk prior to operations and in the field, reacting to real time changes on the ground.
As an OTO you will take a 'hands-on', professional approach to technical work that is underpinned by relevant academic/trade and work experience.
For more information on eligibility please see the Protective Security Policy Framework which is publicly accessible at protectivesecurity.gov.au, section 12 provides information on Eligibility and suitability
ASIS values workplace diversity and is committed to providing a supportive, inclusive and respective work environment. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Women, people with disabilities, people that identify as LGBTIQ+ and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Please note: ASIS does not provide feedback to unsuccessful applicants
ASIS is Australia’s overseas secret intelligence collection agency. Its mission is to protect and promote Australia’s vital interests through the provision of intelligence services as directed by the Government. Its work can involve collecting intelligence relating to national security, international relations and economic issues. It also contributes to Australia’s coordinated national efforts against terrorism, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and trans-national issues such as people smuggling.