UX Designer - Secure Data & Analytics Platform Just posted

UX Designer - Secure Data & Analytics Platform Just posted

NW People | Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, AU

Posted 4 days ago

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Description

NW Technology is seeking an experienced UX Designer to support a large-scale data and analytics transformation program within an Australian national security agency.



  • NV2 mandatory TSPV/ TSPA clearance is preferred

  • Canberra preferred, Sydney and Adelaide considered

  • Long-term contract roles on a large-scale Data & Analytics Program

  • Department of Defence client in the national security space.


About the role


You will design user interfaces for deployment within a commercial data platform, supporting complex workflows, investigations, data presentation and reporting in a classified environment.


Working within a data-centric engineering team, you will help translate operational needs into clear, practical interfaces that enable users to navigate information and carry out their work effectively.


Key responsibilities



  • Design user interfaces that support complex operational and analytical workflows.

  • Develop effective approaches to presenting data, investigation findings and reports.

  • Work with stakeholders to understand user needs and interface requirements.

  • Collaborate with the Technical Lead and engineering team to align interface designs with the commercial platform's capabilities.

  • Refine designs in response to stakeholder feedback and evolving requirements.


About you


We are interested in candidates with:



  • Experience designing user interfaces for complex enterprise applications.

  • The ability to translate detailed workflows and information requirements into practical interface designs.

  • Experience with data presentation, reporting or analytical applications.

  • Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with users and technical teams.

  • Experience designing interfaces within commercial data platforms or secure government environments would be highly regarded.


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