Technical Project Specialist

Technical Project Specialist (Audiovisual & Broadcast)

• Fixed term (12 month), full time position
• PoV Grade 5.1, $113,022 to $124,884

The Department of Parliamentary Services delivers impartial, professional and innovative services to support Victoria's elected representatives, the democratic process and the Parliament as an institution.

Through our commitment to diversity and equality, we are actively engaged in promoting and maintaining a safe and inclusive work environment where all employees are respected, valued and supported. We seek to recruit the best people, regardless of gender, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation or cultural background.

Our team members are the key to our success and bring new and innovative responses to issues and challenges we face in our work in the delivery of quality services to support the work of the Parliament.

About the role

This role is responsible for supporting the planning, design, and implementation of audiovisual and broadcast infrastructure projects, and ensuring high-quality technical delivery across a range of live and digital events. The position also focuses on maintaining seamless broadcast operations, coordinating with internal teams and contractors, and driving continuous improvement through effective reporting and evaluation.

• Help plan, design, and implement audiovisual and broadcast systems and infrastructure under the Broadcast Infrastructure Refresh Strategy (BIRS) and related projects.
• Provide advanced technical support for live and remote events, including web streaming, Video on Demand, and rebroadcast services.
• Coordinate with internal teams and vendors to ensure compliant project delivery, accurate documentation, and ongoing service improvement.

About you

You are a highly skilled technical professional with proven experience in designing, delivering, and supporting complex audiovisual and broadcast systems. You excel at balancing hands-on technical work with effective communication, problem-solving, and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams.

• Extensive experience in broadcast and audiovisual system design, procurement management, and technical documentation, including CAD and schematic development.
• Strong technical knowledge of broadcast networks, audio and automation systems, camera control, and web streaming, with the ability to make sound decisions under pressure.

Why join us?

We offer flexible work, come to the iconic heritage listed Parliament House building or our adjacent modern offices and collaborate with the team one day, work from home the next.

We understand that your health and wellbeing are integral to your success and have a range of benefits to ensure your physical and mental health are supported. These include access to health and wellbeing initiatives.

Your professional development is important to us. That's why we have a dedicated learning and development framework, along with development programs and targeted in-house training to support your professional growth.

When you excel at your work and initiate innovative solutions or go above and beyond to demonstrate our values, you will be recognised for your efforts through our reward and recognition program.

For more information about a career with us, visit our website.

How to apply

Using the "Apply Now" button, please include your resume and a brief cover letter (1-2 pages) broadly outlining your experience and how it directly relates to the position.

Applications close: Sunday, 16 November at 11.59pm.

The process from here

Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview conducted by a selection panel. This interview may take place in our offices located in the Melbourne CBD or online.

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