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Join a team modernising one of Australia’s leading professional associations
The New South Wales Bar Association is the professional body representing practising barristers across New South Wales. We play a vital role in supporting the administration of justice through technology, innovation and exceptional member services.
As our digital transformation continues, we are looking for a Business Systems & Support Analyst to join our Information Technology team.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys solving business problems with technology. You’ll provide day-to-day support to staff while taking an active role in developing and improving our core business systems, particularly our newly implemented iMIS platform.
Working in a small, collaborative team, you’ll have exposure to a broad range of technologies, projects and business stakeholders, making this an ideal role for someone looking to expand their skills beyond traditional IT support.
About the role
Reporting to the Chief Information Officer, you will:
About you
You are someone who enjoys learning, solving problems and working closely with people.
You’ll ideally bring:
Highly regarded
Why join us?
This role offers far more than traditional IT support.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
What we offer
If you’re looking for a role where you can combine technology, business systems and customer service while continuing to grow your career, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now by submitting your resume and a brief cover letter outlining why this opportunity interests you.
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