Program Financial Analyst

Department of Logistics and Infrastructure

Agency Department of Logistics and Work unit Budgets and Reporting

Infrastructure

Job title Program Financial Analyst Designation Administrative Officer 7

Job type Full time Duration Ongoing

Salary $117,356 - $126,251 Location Darwin

Position number 11963 RTF 350600 Closing 05/07/2026

Contact officer Caitlin Hale on 08 8924 7746 or ***email_hidden***

APPLICATIONS MUST INCLUDE A ONE-PAGE SUMMARY ABOUT YOU, A DETAILED RESUME AND COPIES OF YOUR

TERTIARY QUALIFICATIONS.

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people with disability by making reasonable workplace adjustments. If you require an adjustment for the recruitment

process or job, please discuss this with the contact officer. For more information about applying for this position and the

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Assist the work unit to deliver appropriate cost management, financial control and reporting, including forecasting, program

budgets and cashflow monitoring.

1. Assist with program and project control frameworks, including project budgets, cash flows, contingencies and forecasts.

2. Work in partnership with other staff to ensure that quality directives and information are provided in a consistent and

appropriate manner and prepare briefings, reports, and discussion papers as and when required.

3. Prepare a range of high-quality documents including program performance reporting (reports and dashboards), business

cases and submissions.

4. Provide analysis and advice on cost management, financial systems and reporting.

5. Develop and maintain effective collaborative partnerships across the department and other NTPS agencies to ensure

program outcomes are cost effective and provide value for Territory.

1. Knowledge and experience in analysing data to produce overall program reports of current performance and forecasting

future outcomes.

2. Expert knowledge of report generation techniques and experience in the use of financial management, capital works

delivery and reporting systems.

3. Well-developed communication, interpersonal, collaboration and influencing skills across a wide range of stakeholders

whilst being outcome focussed.

4. Ability to understand stakeholder perspective, expectations and desired outcomes, particularly remote Aboriginal

communities, groups and organisations, and adapt communication, style and approach as required.

5. Prior experience in supporting multidisciplinary projects and programs with unique complexities.

6. Sound knowledge of accounting principles and financial practices at the organisational and program management level,

including financial and asset information system capabilities for program and projects.

1. Tertiary qualification in a related field.