Department of State DevelopmentJob reference: 677081Location: 5000 - ADELAIDEJob status: OngoingEligibility: Open to EveryoneAbout UsThe Department of State Development is working to shape South Australia’s future by driving economic growth.Our role is to ensure that South Australia capitalises on the opportunities before us, to ensure that we are well-positioned to take advantage of the state’s significant economic opportunities.Working at DSD will provide you with an exciting opportunity to contribute to the delivery of some of the government’s major economic initiatives, and importantly, make a lasting positive difference and contribute to the prosperity of our state.As a newly created agency in 2024, we are recruiting across several different roles to help drive our state forward, and we want you to join us on this journey.We take pride in being an employer of choice and providing a work environment that is vibrant and rewarding for people of all levels.Help us shape our state’s economic future and position South Australia on the national and global stage.For More Information About Our Agency, Please VisitDepartment of State Development | statedevelopment.sa.gov.auAbout The RoleOur Senior Manager, Manufacturing in the Industry Development team, leads and manages critical programs and services that aim to drive improved productivity of South Australian manufacturing businesses and supply chains. In this role, you will lead a high performing team to support the growth of a strong, diversified, globally connected and high-value local manufacturing industry.You will also identify and evaluate future directions and industry trends, develop and deliver innovative programs and projects to respond to current and emerging issues, facilitate manufacturing capacity and capability, and promote the growth of South Australia’s manufacturing industry.More Specifically, You WillLead a high performing team in the strategic planning, delivery and evaluation of complex programs and services that foster industry and government collaboration, to drive South Australia’s economic transitionLead the research and analysis of complex information and data to identify, evaluate and communicate critical risks, issues, trends and opportunities,Develop and maintain professional, trusted and collaborative relationships, partnerships and networks with key stakeholders across state and Commonwealth government agencies and the manufacturing sector, to maximise opportunities for South Australian manufacturers.Collaborate across the Department to formulate strategies, frameworks, policies and practices which drive manufacturing centric programs, service delivery and related governanceLead and prepare briefing papers, Cabinet submissions, reports and responses to Ministerial enquiries, and represent the Department on relevant local and national committees and working parties.Key CompetenciesTo succeed in the role, you will be able to demonstrate:Contemporary knowledge of the South Australian manufacturing sector, international, national and South Australian economies, and the risks, opportunities and trends affecting manufacturing growth and sustainability in South Australia.Extensive experience in leading and managing the strategic planning, development and delivery of complex projects of critical importance to an organisation and/or the public sector, including leading high performing teams, and managing significant human and financial resources.Extensive experience in leading and undertaking high level research and analysis including leading strategic partnering and collaboration with government, business and industry stakeholders in the development of targeted plans and programs for the manufacturing sector.High level knowledge of program and project management, including governance, assurance and change management principles and practices, with knowledge of government policies, priorities, processes and accountabilities.You Will Also DemonstrateThe ability to think strategically, conceptually and creatively to analyse and resolve complex problems and propose evidence-based recommendations at both strategic and operational levels.Highly effective interpersonal and communication skills, demonstrating a growth mindset, including a high-level ability to advise, articulate, document and present complex concepts clearly and concisely to a diverse range of stakeholders, negotiate and give and receive feedback in a professional manner.The capacity to build relationships of trust and to engage, collaborate, influence and advise government and industry stakeholders at all levels to drive successful outcomes and achieve change and growth in organisational capability and outcomes.The ability to operate under very broad direction, focused on continuous improvement, and to exercise significant levels of leadership and judgement, to determine goals and manage competing strategic priorities, that address corporate objectives which have significant impact beyond the Department.RemunerationCompetitive salary offered at a MAS3 level ($127,859), plus superannuation.BenefitsBringing your talent to the Department of State Development will see you rewarded with a wide variety of benefits such as:A variety of leave arrangementsContemporary office space with end-of-trip facilitiesWork-life balance with a flexible hybrid work arrangementAccess to great customised training and career development opportunitiesQualificationsEssential: Degree qualified in business, commerce, economics, engineering or other related fieldDesirable: NilSpecial ConditionsThe role will be offered full-time, ongoing.Satisfactory Department of Human Services Criminal History Check or National Police Check (NPC) required prior to employment.Some out of hours and intra/interstate travel may be required.EnquiriesFor confidential enquiries / further information about the role, please contact Paul Goiak, Director Industry Development, via Paul.Goiak @sa.gov.auHow To ApplyAll applications must be submitted through the I Work For SA website.Applicants Are Required To Submit The FollowingCover letter demonstrating the suitability for the role by addressing the key competencies (2 pages max)Curriculum Vitae (4 pages max)Prepare 3 referees (at least one should be current or recent line manager), to be provided on request.Pre-employment Declaration Form – find the attachment on the job advert.Applications close: 18/06/2025 11:00 PMAttachmentsMAS3 Senior Manager Manufacturing- PD - May 2025.pdfPre-Employment-Declaration_240522.pdfFlexibility StatementThe South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.
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