The Economics and Analysis Branch (EAB) enables policy analysis, program development and evaluation across the Home Affairs portfolio. EAB provides portfolio analytics to inform portfolio and department-level prioritisation and strategies in support of the portfolio's agenda. EAB prioritises knowledge and skills transfer to uplift skills and portfolio capabilities in these areas. Please visit our website for more information about the Department of Home Affairs or Australian Border Force Our ideal candidate Ability to provide high level support to the Chief Economist, managing multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. Demonstrate well developed verbal and written communication skills, including being able to tailor to any audience. Strong attention to detail, delivering quality outcomes, accountable for actions, producing accurate and quality work with tight timeframes. Proven ability to work with limited supervision, demonstrated drive, flexibility, initiative, and sound judgement. Ability to build and maintain positive and effective working relationships with all levels of stakeholders. The key duties of the position include Draft economic briefs, submissions and reports to enhance the Department's strategic agenda and understanding of economic and data trends. Monitor economic trends and qualitative and quantitative research, and communicate relevant information with branch colleagues. Organise workflow for the Chief Economist and potentially other branch Directors. Monitor incoming correspondence for the Chief Economist, and liaise professionally with internal and external stakeholders to ensure deadlines are met. Assist in branch coordination tasks and general administration, and help to establish, track and manage clearance processes.
