Canberra
Ask questions, follow your curiosity and shape public sector accountability as you complete a graduate program that will help you grow, excel and lead.
Data science and information science students: GROW your understanding of what good IT governance looks like, EXCEL as you’re mentored by like-minded experts, LEAD the use of data as you work as an internal data consultant across the ANAO.
As an IT auditor, you’ll use your IT infrastructure and cyber security expertise to examine the IT systems and governance of some of the public sectors biggest agencies.
Your days might involve:
As a data analyst, you’ll use your problem-solving and programming skills to investigate complex data sets from across the public service. Work with highly-skilled data professionals as you use innovative technology for statistical modelling, data mining, database management and more— all in the name of supporting audit teams and shaping audit conclusions.
Your days might involve:
Are you eager to be mentored by highly skilled data and IT professionals? Do you want to work across a wide range of projects, and be exposed to a broad spectrum of systems and data from across the public service? Do you care about supporting accountability and transparency? Then the ANAO is the place for you!
What you’ll get out of your graduate program
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply, you must have completed your university degree within the last seven years or be in your final year of study.
You must also be an Australian citizen willing to undergo a security clearance process and relocate to Canberra. We can assist you with this aspect and provide you support in moving to Canberra.
Managing teams, analysis data, communicating with higher officials within the office and clients.
It audit of key government systems
I undertake analysis, assist in audit administration and engagement with entities.
3.9
100 - 500 employees
Government & Public Service
The ANAO provides an independent view of the performance and financial management of Government entities.
Work is varied and interesting. I feel like I am making a difference and having a real impact in improving public sector administration. Personally, I have worked in great teams with managers and colleagues who have taught me a lot of important skills. Apart from a number of occasional periods of high workload and stress, work-life balance is generally good.
Good upwards mobility for early career development, good connection with senior people within the office and exposure to wide variety of topics and knowledge areas.
Modern office fit-out, flexible work, emphasis on continual learning.
Interacting with a large range of staff (from APS to SES band 2), and staff from numerous departments. Travel for work. Plenty of learning opportunities.
The office serves an important purpose in promoting transparency and accountability in Australia's political system and public service.
It's very detailed and methodical work and at times can be challenging to stay engaged.
Some elements of the office culture due to a high proportion of introverted individuals.
High staff turnover - I love my job but it is discouraging seeing close work colleagues/friends wanting to look elsewhere.
Depending on which department you are in, work hours can be long.
The experience is very dependent on the immediate team you work with.