Electorate Officer

Join the Office of Cecily Rosol MP and help deliver responsive constituent services, community advocacy and parliamentary support that makes a real difference to Tasmanians. Working at the intersection of community, government and Parliament, you will help ensure local voices are heard and community concerns are effectively represented.

Why Join Us?

• Meaningful work supporting Tasmanians and their communities.

• A diverse role where no two days are the same.

• The opportunity to work closely with a Member of Parliament and gain insight into parliamentary processes and public policy.

• A supportive, collaborative and values driven workplace.

• Significant autonomy and responsibility.

About the Role

Based in the Member's electorate office in Launceston, you will be a key member of a small team supporting the Member's community and parliamentary responsibilities.

You will be trusted to manage competing priorities, exercise sound judgement and build positive relationships with constituents, community organisations, Ministerial offices and government agencies.

Key responsibilities include:

• Managing constituent enquiries and casework, helping people navigate government services and resolve complex issues.

• Preparing correspondence, briefing materials and research on electorate and community matters.

• Coordinating the Member's schedule, meetings, events and travel.

• Supporting the effective operation of the electorate office, including administration and record keeping.

About You

We seek an organised, adaptable and community minded professional who enjoys problem solving and working with people.

It is likely you bring experience from public administration, local government, community services, legal support, communications, stakeholder engagement or another environment requiring professionalism, sound judgement and strong relationship management skills.

You can demonstrate:

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

• Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities.

• Sound judgement, discretion and emotional intelligence.

• The ability to build productive relationships with people from diverse backgrounds.

• Initiative, adaptability and a proactive approach to work.

• An understanding of Greens values and Tasmanian parliamentary processes, or the ability to quickly develop this knowledge.

We encourage applications from people committed to social justice, environmental sustainability and grassroots democracy.

Employment Details

• Crown Prerogative appointment.

• Salary from $75,125 per annum (pro-rata for part-time), with higher remuneration considered based on skills and experience.

• Occasional intrastate travel and some out of hours work may be required.

How to Apply

Applications close Friday 11 September 2026.

Please submit:

• A current resume.

• A one-page application outlining how your knowledge, skills and experience align with the role.

For further information or to request a Statement of Duties, contact David Spearing, Manager People and Operations, at [email protected].

Late applications will not be accepted. No agencies.