$92,118 to $115,148 pa. plus 15.4% superannuationWe are seeking to fill an APS 5 Risk and Assurance Analyst position in the Enterprise Risk and Assurance (ERA) Unit within the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM). The successful applicant will work on a variety of tasks within the ERA Unit which aims to ensure the operations, processes, documentation, and functions of the AOFM are consistent with legislative and regulatory requirements and support the achievement of AOFM’s vision and purposes as articulated in the AOFM Corporate Plan.The ERA Unit is responsible for maintaining frameworks and programs that encourage AOFM’s officials to proactively identify and manage their obligations, risks (threats and opportunities) and controls. These frameworks include assurance, business continuity, enterprise risk management, internal audit, fraud control, privacy, security, and resource management.Work at this level involves the provision of support and advice on risk and assurance, undertaking projects, conducting research and analysis. Employees working at this level are responsible for determining their work priorities subject to guidance by their manager and for monitoring workflow in their areas of responsibility.The Risk and Assurance Analyst will have the opportunity to work closely with senior staff and gain an understanding of wholesale financial markets involving aspects of risk, portfolio management and sovereign debt management.Qualifications: A degree qualification in a related discipline from a recognised tertiary institution.How do your skills match this job?The AOFM’s operations support efficient management of the Australian Government’s financing task and debt portfolio, and are influential in developing a functional and robust domestic financial market for Australia.The AOFM’s key responsibilities involve managing the Australian Government’s debt portfolio through the issuance of Australian Government Securities (AGS), managing the Australian Government’s overall cash balance in the Official Public Account (OPA), and any investment in financial assets arising from these activities or as a result of any specific policy mandate from the Australian Government. This requires close working relations with the Department of the Treasury, Department of Finance and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). It also requires that the AOFM maintain credible professional relationships with the banking sector (which act as intermediaries in the AGS market) and with domestic and international investors in AGS.
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