Overview
Are you a strategic ICT leader ready to shape the future of technology in one of Western Australia’s most respected institutions?
The Parliamentary Services Department is seeking a highly experienced and visionary Chief Information Officer (CIO) to lead our Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Unit. This is an opportunity to join the Executive Management Group and play a pivotal role in delivering innovative, secure, and reliable ICT services to support the operations of Parliament and its Members.
Responsibilities
* Lead the delivery of ICT services across the Parliamentary Precinct, supporting the Parliamentary Departments and Members of Parliament in their work at Parliament House.
* Manage a skilled team of 17 professionals and oversee both daily operations and a transformative multi-year ICT roadmap.
* Drive strategic ICT planning and infrastructure development.
* Lead the implementation of new systems and technologies.
* Manage stakeholder engagement and change communication.
* Ensure robust cybersecurity and compliance with industry standards.
Selection Criteria
* Proven leadership in delivering customer-focused ICT services aligned with best practices.
* Strong people management and team leadership skills fostering a client-centric culture.
* Excellent stakeholder engagement, negotiation, and communication abilities.
* Advanced analytical and problem-solving capabilities with a track record of innovation.
* In-depth understanding of contemporary ICT practices in complex environments.
* Experience applying industry standards and best practices.
* Sound knowledge of current cybersecurity threats and mitigation strategies.
* Demonstrated ability to develop and implement strategic ICT plans.
Highly Desirable
* Tertiary qualifications in Information Systems, ICT, or a related discipline.
* Recognised professional ICT certifications, such as ITIL, Prince 2.
Why Join Us
The Parliamentary Services Department is an interesting and dynamic workplace committed to excellence. You’ll be part of a team that values innovation and collaboration, working in a unique environment at the heart of Western Australia’s democratic process. Free parking and other benefits make this an even more attractive opportunity.
How to Apply
Applications must include:
* A current CV detailing relevant experience and capabilities
* A written statement (max. 2 pages) addressing the selection criteria
* A completed Application for Employment form
* A job description and application form can be downloaded from the Parliament Website by clicking 'Apply Now'. Applications must be emailed to hr@parliament.wa.gov.au by the closing date.
* For further information about the role, please contact Michael Hodder, Associate Consultant, PriceConsulting on 0493 088 952 during business hours.
Eligibility Requirements
Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or New Zealand Citizen with a Special Category Visa
Willingness to provide a satisfactory Australian Criminal Record Check upon commencement
Equity and Diversity
The Parliament of Western Australia is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, including First Nations people, people with disabilities, culturally and linguistically diverse individuals, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Applications Close
5pm, Tuesday 30 September 2025. Late applications will not be accepted
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