Senior PowerBI Data Visualization Developer (APS6)

Department of Employment and Workplace Relations; Canberra; On-site; AUD 105,000 - 116,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations in Australia is seeking an APS6 Data Visualisation Developer to design, build, test, and maintain enterprise data visualization solutions using Power BI. This role involves delivering user‑centred dashboards and insights across government functions in a dynamic environment.

You will work with stakeholders across Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne, applying agile methods to prioritise design deliverables, maintain accessibility standards, and drive

Qualifications

• Three to five years of data visualisation experience in an enterprise setting.
• Experience with Power BI and UI design for dashboards.
• Ability to work in agile teams and collaborate with stakeholders.
• Bachelor degree in a related field or recognised equivalent qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Develop PowerBI visual design solutions that are user‑centred and align with business outcomes.
• Contribute to project planning and delivery by managing design priorities and deliverables to meet milestones.
• Collaborate with stakeholders, data stewards and cross‑functional teams across business and technology areas.
• Provide design and data advice to guide project teams and stakeholders.

Skills

Power BI

Data visualisation

Agile methodologies

Stakeholder collaboration

Education

Bachelor's in software engineering

Bachelor's in computer science/engineering

Bachelor's in information systems/technology

Bachelor's in business information systems

Tools

Power BI Desktop

Job description

The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations in Australia is seeking an APS6 Data Visualisation Developer to design, build, test, and maintain enterprise data visualization solutions using Power BI. This role involves delivering user‑centred dashboards and insights across government functions in a dynamic environment.

You will work with stakeholders across Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne, applying agile methods to prioritise design deliverables, maintain accessibility standards, and drive