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Army Aviation System Program Office (AASPO) is undertaking transition of our two platforms being the Multi Role Helicopter (MRH90) and Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter (ARH) from service. This transition is expected to be complete by approximately 2028 dependent on Government decisions.
AASPO is currently looking for personnel who have experience in US and European Export Controls and licenses, particularly International Traffic of Arms Regulations (ITAR), and Export Administrative Regulations.
The additional payment is a Building Defence Capability Payment (BDCP) which enables Defence to provide a premium, in addition to the rate of salary otherwise payable under the Enterprise Agreement (EA) to some or all of the jobs within a critical occupation(s) or discipline within a workplace. Applicants engaged into a BDCP position must consider the following. BDCPs provide remuneration in addition to the Defence Enterprise Agreement (EA).
This arrangement is subject to meeting eligibility criteria and is subject to annual review. Should your performance fall beyond requirements or the eligibility criteria not be met, your eligibility for the BDCP may be reviewed and ceased. It may also be ceased should you change positions or the requirement for the BDCP is no longer necessary, as determined by Defence. Should the BDCP be ceased you will be advised and your BDCP additional payment will cease.
About our Team
Army Aviation Systems Program Office (AASPO) is principally responsible for the sustainment of the MRH Taipan and ARH Tiger. AASPO is located in South East Queensland, with offices in Brisbane CBD, Brisbane Airport and Oakey. AASPO is part of the Army Aviation Systems Branch (AASB), which in turn is a key Branch within the Joint Aviation Systems Division (JASD) of CASG.
The Commercial Management team is responsible for developing RFTs, and providing advice on complex procurement issues, contract management issues and ITARs. The team also provides Commercial Assurance on Section 23 submissions and co-ordinates Company Scorecard and commercial data for AASPO. You will have the opportunity to contribute to the delivery of high-value, advanced Defence capabilities, whilst being rewarded with a professional, inclusive and supportive team.
Our Ideal Candidate
Our ideal candidate will have had experience in complying with the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) regulations and a clear understanding of the difference between FMS, International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). They will also understand the Intellectual Property limitations of Us Government permissions.
To be successful in this role, you will:
- Manage international Export Controls including FMS, ITAR and EAR permissions to ensure certificate of airworthiness (CoA) and US Government obligations are compliant.
- Manage the ADF’s compliance to FMS and other Export Controls frameworks enabling transfer of Technical Data.
- Update Third Party Retransfers (TPR) to ensure continued compliance with Export Controls.
- Assist in development, assessment and management of Technical Assistance Agreements (TAAs).
- Establish yourself as the Export Controls subject matter expert for AASPO.
You must have excellent communication skills and the ability to negotiate with a range of stakeholders to achieve positive outcomes.
You will have the ability to work flexibly, be self-motivated, possess excellent attention to detail and deliver outcomes according to schedules.
Application Closing Date: Sunday 17 March 2024
For further information please review the job information pack, reference CASG/01835/24 on
https://defencecareers.nga.net.au/?jati=906286F1-4455-D472-A57D-DA7C3B3993D5
