Systems Analyst – API & Integration | NV1
Summary
Contract Systems Analyst role (hybrid, Canberra) supporting a Federal Government program across education, regulatory and border-management. Day to day you translate legislative/policy changes into API, data and integration requirements, analyse legacy systems, and support integration testing and go-live. Australian citizenship and a current NV1 clearance are mandatory; paid hourly.
Salary: $95 - $105 per hour, ince Super
Systems Analyst – API & Integration | NV1- Canberra ACT | Hybrid
- $88–$98 per hour inclusive of super
- Australian Citizenship & current NV1 clearance mandatory
This role will suit an experienced Systems Analyst who is comfortable working at the intersection of business requirements, government policy, legacy technology and complex system integrations.
You will contribute to the enhancement of a major government system and its integration with systems operated by another Commonwealth agency. The engagement involves translating complex legislative, policy and business requirements into clear and implementable system, data, API and integration requirements.
The role Working closely with business, policy, architecture, development, testing, cyber security and operational stakeholders, you will:
- Elicit, analyse, validate and document business, system, data, interface and non-functional requirements.
- Translate legislative and policy changes into clear, traceable and testable system and integration requirements.
- Analyse complex legacy applications, including system functions, business rules, data flows, APIs, interfaces and dependencies.
- Develop and maintain API and integration specifications, including data mappings, validation rules, error handling, security requirements and end-to-end data flows.
- Undertake impact, options and feasibility analysis across interconnected systems.
- Work across multiple Commonwealth agencies and technical delivery teams.
- Support solution design, development, integration testing, defect resolution, business acceptance and production readiness.
- Develop requirements specifications, process maps, interface documentation, acceptance criteria, traceability artefacts and knowledge-transfer material.
- API Systems Analysis within complex enterprise or government environments.
- Developing and interpreting API and system integration specifications.
- Data mapping, validation, error handling, interface requirements and integration security.
- Enhancement or modernisation of complex legacy systems.
- Translating legislation, policy or regulatory change into technical requirements and acceptance criteria.
- Delivering complex inter-agency or multi-system integration projects.
- Working across business, architecture, development, testing, cyber security and operational teams.
- Integration testing, defect management, implementation and transition to BAU.
- Producing high-quality systems analysis and requirements documentation.
Mandatory requirements Please read these requirements carefully before applying.
Candidates must:
- Be an Australian Citizen.
- Hold a current Australian Government NV1 security clearance or higher.
- Be able to work in Canberra, with hybrid working arrangements available.
- Have relevant professional experience as a Systems Analyst, preferably specialising in APIs and systems integration.
The client specifically requires all personnel engaged under the work order to hold a current NV1 clearance as a minimum.
Engagement details
- Location: Canberra, ACT
- Working arrangements: Hybrid
- Rate: $88–$98 per hour inclusive of super
- Expected commencement: 14 October 2026
- Initial engagement: Through to 30 June 2027
- Extensions: Up to a further 18 months
Application process Please submit your current CV through SEEK.
Shortlisted candidates who meet the mandatory citizenship and security clearance requirements will be asked to:
- Tailor their CV to clearly demonstrate relevant Systems Analyst, API, integration and legacy system experience; and
- Provide a one-page pitch highlighting their skills and experience against the key requirements of the role.