Senior Enterprise Infrastructure Leader (Cloud & HPC)

Bureau of Meteorology; City of Melbourne; On-site; AUD 140,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

The Bureau of Meteorology seeks a senior EL2 leader to oversee integrated delivery, performance and governance of enterprise ICT infrastructure. You will lead across Platform Engineering, Enterprise Connectivity, Cloud Services, High Performance Computing and End User Services, driving resilience, security and customer-focused outcomes.

Operating with autonomy, you will provide strategic leadership, service lifecycle management, cyber resilience, automation and observability, while reporting to

Qualifications

• Leadership of enterprise ICT infrastructure programs.
• Experience in governance, risk management and financial accountability.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and executive advisory skills.

Responsibilities

• Define and drive enterprise infrastructure strategy across Platform Engineering, Enterprise Connectivity, Cloud Services, HPC and End User Services.
• Lead service design, lifecycle management, cyber resilience, automation and observability to ensure reliable and secure infrastructure.
• Oversee portfolio planning, investment stewardship, budget governance and vendor performance across multiple domains.
• Provide evidence-based guidance to senior executives on performance, risk, priorities and service risk.
• Develop and mentor multidisciplinary teams and shape an inclusive, values-led culture.
• Represent infrastructure considerations in executive forums and enterprise planning.

Job description

The Bureau of Meteorology seeks a senior EL2 leader to oversee integrated delivery, performance and governance of enterprise ICT infrastructure. You will lead across Platform Engineering, Enterprise Connectivity, Cloud Services, High Performance Computing and End User Services, driving resilience, security and customer-focused outcomes.

Operating with autonomy, you will provide strategic leadership, service lifecycle management, cyber resilience, automation and observability, while reporting to