The National Fuel Security team plays a central role in safeguarding Australia's access to reliable, affordable, and equitable liquid fuels as the nation transitions to a net zero emissions future. Operating within the Liquid Fuels Security and Strategy Branch, the team leads the delivery of the National Fuel Security work program and coordinates the branch's engagement on national security issues. It works across government and industry to monitor and strengthen fuel resilience, support legislative reform, and drive strategic stakeholder engagement-including with Defence, DFAT, and critical infrastructure sectors. With a strong culture of collaboration, learning, and integrity, the team is committed to designing and implementing policies, programs, and governance frameworks that enhance fuel security while aligning with broader climate and energy objectives. The key duties of the position include Lead the development and delivery of strategic policy initiatives including coordination of policy proposals and reporting. Coordinate and prepare strategic briefings, meeting papers, and correspondence to support governance and decision-making processes. Support stakeholder engagement across government, industry, and critical infrastructure sectors, including Defence, DFAT, and state and territory agencies. Identify and respond to emerging risks and issues affecting liquid fuel resilience, including supply chain, cyber, and market disruptions. Contribute to the review and reform of legislative frameworks, including the Liquid Fuel Emergency Act. For detailed information about the job-specific capabilities for this role, please view the Job Description which can be downloaded from our website - the Apply Now link will take you there.