Digital Integrator

About you We are looking for graduates with a willingness to learn, a growth mindset, and a positive attitude. You will play a role in contributing to projects, programs, initiatives and ongoing business that keeps Queensland communities safe, healthy, happy and thriving. Our graduates are integral to the Queensland Government. Remuneration and career growth We provide graduates with support and professional development to give them the tools and confidence to transition from digital graduates to digital professionals. As one of the largest employers in the state, the Queensland Government provides graduates the opportunity to tailor their career development and enhance their career opportunities. We offer: a starting salary of $76,217 at 1 July 2025 per annum plus superannuation Fixed-term 2-year contract flexible work-life balance opportunities, with a 36.25 hour working week generous leave provisions and salary packaging a structured leadership development program career development guidance and a supportive graduate team access to networking opportunities and social events a mentor and connection to a supportive graduate cohort a wide variety of digital graduate roles to choose from. Career progression Due to their experience and training, our graduates can progress their careers very quickly. Eighty-seven percent of graduates completing the program stay on to be employed by the Queensland Government post-program. Our graduates' salaries can increase up to $27,000 (based at AO5 level) or more after completing the 2-year program. 1. The exact salary will be determined as per the applicable enterprise bargaining agreement. As an indicator, the minimum AO3 rate under the State Government Entities Certified Agreements 2023 as at 1 July 2025 is $76,217. 2. Working week hours may vary depending on the applicable enterprise bargaining agreement. “The program significantly accelerated my career development. It provided me with invaluable opportunities to enhance my skills, gain practical experience, and build a strong network within the public sector. The structured learning and mentorship enabled me to quickly adapt to new challenges and responsibilities, helping me to grow professionally at a much faster pace than I could have anticipated on my own.” Ashutosh - 2024 Graduate - Department of Education What you’ll be doing The digital integrator graduate assists to support successful integration of digital services with existing and emerging services. As a digital integrator you will need to be a future thinker. You will be looking at how government can take advantage of existing digital tools, as well as understanding how these tools can be used to improve customer services. Responsibilities may include Responsibilities in a digital integrator role may include: researching digital trends to facilitate government’s transition to digital communicating your ideas with colleagues and managers to streamline services to the public analysing how digital will impact the Australian IT landscape building relationships across multiple government agencies. You will assist to guide agencies towards the digital future, helping them see the benefits of a “one government” approach supporting the adoption of cloud services including infrastructure, platform and software identifying application programming interface (API) opportunities. You will scope how agencies currently use APIs and see where advancements can be made understanding business assurance and information security requirements. Ideal candidates Ideal candidates for a digital integrator role will have: the ability to analyse business requirements and offer solutions a good understanding of the current strategies and policies related to digital good research skills with the ability to capture research in succinct reports good interpersonal and written communication skills including the ability to liaise with clients. Technical skills and qualifications Knowledge of: digital integration IT infrastructure (networks, servers, storage, security, etc.) application and systems integration, interfaces, standards and middleware cloud computing platforms. Qualifications A degree in: Information technology Computer science Software engineering Systems engineering. Eligible and who can apply? The Queensland Government prides itself on embracing diversity. We value people from all walks of life and are committed to creating a vibrant, inclusive, and diverse workplace. We encourage applications from: women people with disability Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples members of the LGBTIQA+ community people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds mature-age Queenslanders. We also welcome international students who meet unrestricted working rights in Australia. Support and reasonable adjustments can be provided to applicants throughout the selection process as required. Email our graduate manager at to discuss further. Eligibility To be eligible for the Digital Graduate Program, you must: Have completed (or will complete) a Bachelor’s, Graduate Certificate, or Master’s degree between January-2023 and December 2026. If you have an overseas qualification, it must be recognised in Australia prior to applying. Learn more about the Qualifications Recognition process( Hold a degree in one of these fields: Information Technology and related fields: Information technology, cloud computing, cyber security, computer science, data analytics, robotics, information management, mathematics, software or systems engineering. Emerging Technologies and AI: Artificial intelligence, automation development. Strategic Management and Business: Business, marketing, or project management. Design and Creative Industries: Web and multimedia design, user experience (UX) or interactive design. International students currently residing in Australia must also have: Unrestricted working rights in Australia until at least February 2029. This includes: Permanent Residency, citizenship, or work-related visas (e.g., Temporary Graduate 485 Visa) that permit full-time, unrestricted work. Evidence of transitioning to unrestricted working rights (if on a bridging visa). Successful applicants If you are successful you must: relocate to Brisbane (or other Queensland locations) at your own expense. be ready to start by February 2027. Earlier start dates may be accommodated based on agency-specific needs. #J-18808-Ljbffr