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Principal Analyst


Children Systems Performance; Performance Reporting & Analytics; Strategy Policy and Legislation; Brisbane

The Principal Analyst provides high level advice and input to the specification, development and testing of new corporate datasets and reports, within a team that provides information and advice on the performance of the Queensland child protection system, leads interpretative and statistical analyses, and develops business intelligence reports that can support timely and effective decision-making and inform the development, implementation, and evaluation of legislation, policy and programs.

Job details

Position status Fixed Term Temporary
Position type Flexible full-time
Occupational group Administration
Classification AO7
Workplace Location Brisbane Inner City
Job ad reference QLD/680658/26
Closing date 16-Mar-2026
Job duration Various
Contact person Diana Small
Contact details Phone: 0730976224
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As a Principal Analyst you will:

  • Provide subject matter expertise and assist in the specification, testing and implementation of reporting solutions, including reporting datasets and information  system enhancements.
  • Provide high level advice using advanced oral and written communication on issues affecting the Queensland family support and child protection system for internal and external stakeholders, that can be drawn upon to inform strategic planning and policy deliberations. 
  • Provide project management leadership, including the ability to lead teams and  manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously
  • Lead the design and implementation of performance reporting frameworks,  business intelligence reports and dashboard analytics, to support performance monitoring across the child protection system and meet agency reporting requirements.
  • Lead and coordinate complex reporting, analysis, modelling and data analytics  relating to the family support and child protection system.
  • Coordinate the effective use of information, data and systems by investigating performance reporting, systems and data quality issues and causes and recommend solutions, as part of the corporate reporting program of work.
  • Coordinate and provide input to the end-to-end lifecycle of data-related information system changes and dataset development, ensuring well-defined requirements, timely feedback, thorough testing and clear progress reporting

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Last updated
2 May 2023

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