The Bushfire Risk Unit (BRU) is responsible for formulating and delivering strategic risk mitigation strategies at a whole-of-state level. The Senior Bushfire Spatial Systems Architect is responsible for the design, development and management of spatial systems that underpin multiple program areas across the BRU. The position provides leadership in the development and management of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) infrastructure that supports the BRU. The position will also be responsible for designing and implementing innovative technical solutions that support large-scale bushfire simulation modelling as part of nationally significant project delivery.

Representing the Chief Officer, the position of Deputy Chief Officer (DCO) Service Delivery is a critical role and comes with significant responsibility to provide vision, direction and leadership ensuring operations runs efficiently and effectively, for the delivery of fire and emergency management services for the community. This includes planning, prevention, preparation and responding to emergencies, recruitment and retaining volunteer capability and ensuring the provision of training to maintain and strengthen the capacity of our volunteers and staff. As a member of the leadership team, the Deputy Chief Officer will actively participate in the strategic development of the organisation, provide leadership and foster collaboration across all Departments, Regions, Districts, Groups and Brigades, be available or on call with the expectation to attend to critical matters at any time, and act with the utmost professionalism, integrity and trust as guided by CFA values.