Intelligence Professional

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1 Intelligence Professional 2017 Intake Training and mentoring Support networks Career pathways

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3 Australia s protection begins with our Intelligence Professionals. This is an opportunity to take on a role with great purpose, at one of Australia s most trusted and awarded workplaces. It s perfect for well-rounded individuals with strong written and verbal communication skills who are looking for a challenge. We have two opportunities for you to consider: Intelligence Officer and Intelligence Analyst. Intelligence Officer If you enjoy varied roles as part of your career, make good decisions on your feet, and are comfortable with engaging with people from all walks of life, cultures and demographics, then this role is for you. Intelligence Analyst If you enjoy working in teams to solve complex problems, and would like your judgment to count in protecting Australia s security, then this role is for you. Successful applicants will undertake a 12 month training program which will help you develop the skills needed to be an effective Intelligence Professional. Eligibility If you d like to be considered for the role of Intelligence Professional, you must: be an Australian citizen with a checkable background; be assessed as suitable to hold and maintain a Positive Vetting security clearance; have completed a three year bachelor s degree before January 2017; be willing to relocate to Canberra (we ll cover the removalist costs).

4 ASIO is seeking talented Australians to help collect information, connect the dots and play a crucial role in providing advice to government on matters of national security. In addition to these details, the Intelligence Officer role requires: Willingness to be mobile (potentially moving to an Australian capital city every three to five years, with the location determined by organisational needs); Current driver s licence (must be C class, with a Provisional licence as a minimum); and Flexibility and willingness to regularly travel and accept a variety of positions throughout your career. Of course, these are just the basics. Above all, candidates need to demonstrate intellect and commitment. Applicants with experience across a range of industries especially those that require critical thinking will be highly regarded, but such experience is not essential. The training for Intelligence Professionals runs for twelve months and includes a mix of class work, practical training, mentorship and on-the-job development. As an Intelligence Professional trainee, during the first nine months, you will undertake class and work-based training in Canberra. The final three months will be spent in a structured workplace program. Intelligence Analysts will remain in Canberra, while Intelligence Officers will either be posted to an Australian capital city or remain in Canberra. During this period you ll get to see first-hand what it s like to work as both an Intelligence Officer and an Intelligence Analyst, and enjoy on-the-job development alongside ASIO colleagues. Once the program is successfully completed, you ll find yourself equipped with increased confidence and self-reliance in the workplace, ready to embrace the challenges and excitement of the Intelligence Professional role. Rest assured: ASIO is the organisation that looks out for you, while you look out for Australia.

5 Remuneration During the 12-month program, you will earn between $77,508 and $91,268 plus 15.4% superannuation. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be promoted, and the salary range will be $85,678 to $96,535 plus 15.4% superannuation. After this, you will be eligible for an annual salary increase, subject to satisfactory performance on the job. As we are seeking keen and clever people while also maintaining confidentiality, our selection and assessment process can seem demanding. It will take a number of months and will involve extensive background checking. If you have the required degree and drive to become an Intelligence Professional, we d love to hear from you. How to apply Apply online at Applications must be lodged from within Australia. On our website you ll find more information on the role, personal stories from graduates who completed the program last year plus details on the security clearance process. You can apply for the Intelligence Professional roles at any time. The Intelligence Professional Development Program commences in January and July of each year. All applications are held in the strictest of confidence by ASIO. We ask that you please employ the same level of confidentiality, for the safety and security of all current and future ASIO employees. We d like to thank you for your interest as well as your time spent preparing your application. Good luck!

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