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Project Officer Land Use

City Of Parramatta

The Role

Overview

Manage land use planning policies, strategies, and proposals for City of Parramatta.

Requirements

  • project management
  • analytical thinking
  • strategic planning
  • statutory planning
  • communication
  • public sector

What You Bring

-Project management skills and experience. -Experience in analytical, creative thinking and problem solving across a range of strategic projects and multi-disciplinary teams. -Proven experience in statutory or strategic planning or allied professional experience and an understanding of the NSW planning system. -Proven ability to work with initiative and versatility on a wide range of matters, including solving a range of complex planning related problems through innovation and collaboration. -Established written and verbal communication skills that can adapt to a diverse range of audiences. -Experience in generating and communicating statutory plans and strategies and preparing related reporting. -A track record of achieving strategic objectives with demonstrated success in working with or for the public sector.

Benefits

-Significant leave benefits (up to 12 days flexi-time, 3 additional leave days at Christmas, 15 days sick/personal leave, 2 days health and wellbeing leave per year) -Learning and development opportunities -Health and Wellbeing programs (Fitness Passport, flu shots, etc.) -14 weeks paid parental leave -Access to Long Service Leave after 5 years -A range of flexible work arrangements including hybrid WFH arrangements -Central Parramatta location (Public transport at our door, discounted parking)

The Company

About City Of Parramatta

-A key driver in urban transformation, shaping the future of Western Sydney. -Pioneering in the redevelopment of Parramatta’s CBD, creating a vibrant, accessible city for all. -Engaged in large-scale projects like the Parramatta Light Rail and the Western Sydney Airport. -Focuses on urban planning, transport solutions, and environmental sustainability. -The council's diverse portfolio spans from residential development to economic growth initiatives. -A hub for cultural events, public spaces, and the arts, fostering a lively community atmosphere.

Sector Specialisms

Urban Development and Renewal

Aboriginal Heritage Management

Infrastructure

Health Services Precinct

Education and Medical Research Facilities

Transport

Public Space Design

Commercial Development

Residential Development

Cultural Precinct Development

Security Clearance

-drug and alcohol testing may be required as part of a drug‑free workplace policy.