Your responsibilities As the Senior Policy Officer, you will: - Conduct research, analysis and review of energy sector licence applications and other regulatory and associated policy issues- Provide advice on energy licensing and compliance matters- Develop and maintain strong working relationships with key stakeholders both internal and external to Government- Exercise judgement to effectively manage competing priorities while working collaboratively with colleagues, or individually, to deliver workloads on time and which meet customer's expectations.- Contribute to a positive and effective team culture by participating in work area goal-setting, service improvement and other Unit/Divisional activities.
About you We recognise and celebrate that everyone is unique and we are looking to find the eligible person best suited to the role.In deciding who is best suited to this role, we may consider: - the skills, experience, qualifications, knowledge and behaviours/personal qualities that you would bring to the role- your potential to make a future contribution to the department (including the extent to which you have the potential for development)- how you may contribute to the department's workforce diversity objectives.
To thrive in this role, you will need to demonstrate the following: - Experience in analysing detailed information in a regulatory environment to provide sound advice and recommendations.- The capacity to rapidly acquire the ability to understand the legislation and compliance activities.- Ability to write clearly and succinctly in a variety of communication styles and formats to convey messages that will achieve a desired effect.- Experience in communicating with internal and external stakeholders and building relationships to establish mutually beneficial connections.- In addition, this role requires the leadership capabilities of an Individual Contributor as outlined in the Leadership competencies for Queensland booklet.
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