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The Asset Management Systems Officer is responsible for the maintenance, integrity, and administration of the Asset Management Information System (AMIS). The role contributes to system development initiatives—across software and documentation—to support asset and facilities management. This includes engaging with stakeholders to understand requirements, implementing system changes, and providing ongoing user support. A key responsibility is ensuring AMIS meets internal and external audit expectations, including annual reviews undertaken by the Tasmanian Audit Office, and maintaining compliance with relevant financial and systems‑related controls. The position also upholds confidentiality, cyber‑security practices, and appropriate access controls, recognising that while much AMIS data is routine, some elements require secure handling and governance. The role provides advice, insights, and data analysis to drive continuous improvement, supporting evidence‑based decision‑making aligned to the University’s strategic and operational priorities and the needs of internal and external stakeholders.
Job Responsibility:
Administer, maintain and develop AMIS systems, performing updates/upgrades, configuration and managing licencing, users
Ensure the key corporate asset management system (currently Archibus and bespoke CMIS web and mobile app), is operating at optimal levels to allow asset, maintenance, property, and space management strategies to be effectively implemented
Effectively scope business processes and data requirements, ensuring a high level of stakeholder engagement, and provide recommendations to stakeholders for development and implementation of software/data solutions
Work closely with stakeholders to assist them in making data driven decision by effectively utilising the AMIS systems
Engagement (promotion) and training for adoption /use of AMIS systems with internal (e.g. Campus Services, ITS, Student Life) and external (works contactors/consultants) users and stakeholders
Requirements:
A relevant undergraduate degree with relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of relevant experience, specialist expertise, and/or training
Understanding of construction processes, infrastructure lifecycle management, and relevant compliance or safety considerations, collaborate with contractors or project teams, and apply practical problem‑solving in field or built‑environment contexts
Demonstrated capacity to plan work, meet deadlines, and balance operational tasks with emerging requests or project needs
Ability to tailor communication to diverse audiences, explain technical concepts in accessible language, and build productive working relationships across stakeholder groups
Experience with database applications, with the ability to learn, navigate, adapt and troubleshoot systems implementing effective solutions with limited supervision
Agile software development and implementation, including change management and user support