• End to end configuration management - Control software baselines, change requests, releases, and documentation across dev, test, and prod environments. Support audits, status reporting, and ensure compliance with industry standards.
• Build, release, and deployment automation - Design, script, and maintain automated build, release, and deploy pipelines and tools.
• SWCM tool administration & licensing - Administer source control systems, manage third party licences, and support internal teams with tool related issues.
• Collaboration & problem resolution - Work with developers, stakeholders, and support staff to analyse technical issues, provide practical solutions, and keep all documentation up to date.

About You

This is an entry-level opportunity and full training will be provided. We are looking for someone with a strong technical foundation, attention to detail, and an interest in software development lifecycle processes, build automation, and quality assurance.

To be successful in this role, you will have:

• Foundational knowledge of the software lifecycle – basic understanding of development, integration, testing, release management, CI/CD, and version control concepts (Git, GitLab, Nexus).

• Scripting & automation skills – workable experience with Python, Bash etc, for building, testing, and deploying code.

• Tool savvy and environment comfort – proficiency using Windows based systems, Microsoft Office, and common build/release tools (GitLab, Nexus, etc.).

• Strong soft skills – clear communication, analytical problem solving, a positive attitude, and a willingness to ask for guidance and learn from others.

• Relevant education – recently completed or currently pursuing a TAFE or equivalent qualification in Software, Programming, or a related field.

• Foundational knowledge of the software lifecycle – basic understanding of development, integration, testing, release management, CI/CD, and version control concepts (Git, GitLab, Nexus).
• Scripting & automation skills – workable experience with Python, Bash etc, for building, testing, and deploying code.
• Tool savvy and environment comfort – proficiency using Windows based systems, Microsoft Office, and common build/release tools (GitLab, Nexus, etc.).
• Strong soft skills – clear communication, analytical problem solving, a positive attitude, and a willingness to ask for guidance and learn from others.
• Relevant education – recently completed or currently pursuing a TAFE or equivalent qualification in Software, Programming, or a related field.