About Us
The racing world is not just exciting; it brings communities together across the state. Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA) is at the centre of this world, with more than 24,000 people choosing to join us in our mission to forge a sustainable future for racing in WA.
As the Principal Racing Authority for thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing in Western Australia, RWWA also operates the TAB, with over 300 off-course retail outlets, a call centre, and a growing online presence.
About the role
We are seeking a Desktop Support Analyst to provide end-to-end endpoint and workplace technology support across RWWA’s corporate and retail environments. This is a hands-on, customer-facing role responsible for device lifecycle management, identity and access administration and ensuring reliable and secure IT services for staff.
Other key responsibilities include:
About you
You will bring the following skills and experience:
Why join RWWA?
Apply now with your CV and cover letter telling us why you’re the perfect fit for this opportunity.
For more information visit Careers at RWWA or contact us at TalentAcquisition@rwwa.com.au
As part of the recruitment process, you will be required to complete Pre-Employment screening, which will include two reference checks, police clearance and Australian Working Rights check.
At Racing and Wagering WA, we recognise that we are strengthened by diversity of gender, thought, experience, and ethnicity. We are committed to providing a safe work environment and making reasonable adjustments in which everyone is included and treated fairly.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourage women, people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent and people from diverse backgrounds to apply.
We are a 2025 Circle Back Initiative Employer - we commit to respond to every applicant
Applications close on 3rd June 2026

Our purpose is to provide a sustainable future for the Western Australian racing industry, spanning thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing. Our commitment is ingrained in the profound economic and social value racing brings to our state, collectively contributing a remarkable $1.3 billion to the local economy, half of which is generated in regional communities.
Beyond the economic facets, racing stands as a unifying force, fostering social connections and offering vital support to the 25,000 participants and volunteers, while simultaneously sustaining over 10,000 full-time jobs for Western Australians.