1 Manager Project Manager

Closes in 8 daysSubmission deadline: 22 October 2026, 11:59 PM Australia/Sydney

About this tender

This Tender is invited by the Issuer. Overview The Bureau of Meteorology is seeking an experienced Information Technology Project Manager to deliver a range of technology initiatives across its Data & Digital Delivery Enablement Program. About Opportunities range from Project Manager through to Senior Project Manager level, depending on the skills, experience and capability of the successful candidate. The Role Successful candidates may be responsible for: Delivering individual projects and work packages Leading multiple related projects, workstreams or program activities Managing complex stakeholder, vendor and governance relationships Providing delivery leadership, mentoring and coordination of project resources where required Projects span enterprise applications, digital platforms, data and integration services, infrastructure and specialist technology initiatives. Full Requirements – Responsibilities Within broad guidelines the candidate will be required to undertake the following (not limited to): Lead and coordinate delivery across multiple projects, workstreams or work packages to achieve program outcomes Provide leadership, mentoring and day-to-day direction to project resources, including internal project managers, coordinators or contracted delivery personnel where required Consolidate and report program-level status, risks, issues, dependencies and financial performance to sponsors, governance bodies and senior management Support strategic planning, prioritisation and sequencing of work to optimise delivery outcomes and resource utilisation Manage the delivery of assigned projects, aligned to the Enterprise Portfolio Management and Bureau Delivery Framework requirements and Delivery Enablement processes, and represent allocated projects in project meetings Manage scope in line with the Project and Program Plans and approved Designs Manage project documentation, in accordance with Bureau requirements Develop and manage the IT project schedule and engage relevant parties across the Bureau Co-ordinate project resources to deliver work packages and solutions Manage end-to-end delivery lifecycle activities including planning, delivery, transition and review Manage project level risks, issues, dependencies, changes and quality Work closely with program managers and key stakeholders to ensure they are engaged and informed Act as main point of contact with internal and external stakeholders for the projects assigned Manage financial tracking and reporting for the project, including using Finance and EPMO-endorsed project tracking tools Manage procurements of hardware, software and services as required for projects, including ensuring appropriate resourcing and funding is available for transition and operation As and where necessary, organise and manage external IT services to complete the assigned projects Facilitate knowledge capture and transfer as a consistent way-of-working Utilise appropriate delivery and change management methodologies Facilitate the onboarding of resources as appropriate Support Bureau WHS initiatives, ensure project teams comply with Bureau WHS procedures and keep current knowledge in line with industry knowledge for the role Comply with all Bureau work, health and safety policies and procedures, and take reasonable care for own health and safety and that of employees, contractors and visitors who may be affected by their conduct Demonstrate a commitment to APS Values, Employment Principles, Code of Conduct and the Bureau's Social Justice Strategy Enquiries Buyer contact: tenders@bom.gov.au

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