Personnel Area: Infrastructure Services
Branch: Asset Management
Duration: Contract – 4 years
Brisbane is entering a defining decade. As Australia’s largest local government, Brisbane City Council is responsible for a $44 billion infrastructure portfolio that underpins the city’s liveability, growth and resilience. With the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games on the horizon, the way the city plans, manages and invests in its assets will shape its legacy for generations.
This role sits at the centre of that effort.
The opportunity
The Manager, Asset Systems and Data leads the enterprise capability that enables evidence‑based decisions about Brisbane’s infrastructure. Reporting to the General Manager, Asset Management, you will own the systems, data and governance that support the lifecycle of critical public assets – from roads and drainage to parks and community facilities.
This is a strategic and operational leadership role, accountable for ensuring that asset data is reliable, integrated and trusted – and that it is used to inform planning, investment and service delivery across the organisation.
You will lead a specialist team, oversee a significant operating budget, and operate as a key adviser to senior stakeholders across Council.
Operating within a complex and evolving environment, you will lead a program of system uplift and continuous improvement while strengthening organisational capability and maturity in asset data and systems.
Key responsibilities include:
This role requires navigating scale and complexity while balancing governance rigour with operational practicality and building strong partnerships across technical and non‑technical stakeholders.
About you
You are an experienced and credible leader with the ability to connect process, systems, data and business outcomes. You bring the judgment and confidence to operate at executive level, alongside the technical understanding required to lead complex asset systems environments.
You will bring:
Why join Brisbane City Council
This is an opportunity to contribute to work that is visible, meaningful and enduring.
You will be part of an organisation responsible for shaping one of Australia’s fastest‑growing cities – with the scale, complexity and public impact that brings. You will help modernise critical systems that influence how billions of dollars in infrastructure investment are prioritised and delivered, and how the community experiences services.
Council offers a purposeful environment where decisions have a direct impact on the people who live, work and move through Brisbane – and where the work you lead will contribute to the city’s long‑term legacy.
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