Cost Modelling Analyst

Cost Modelling Analyst (Program Investment) | Part-Time - $850 per day + Super | 3 Days per Week | 6-Month NSW Government Project | Network Digital Team

Location: Haymarket, Sydney, Roden Cutler House

Duration: 6 months

Rate: $850 per day + super

Hours: Part-time, initially 3 days / maximum 24 hours per week

Maximum: 8 hours per day

Business Unit: Network Digital Team

• An excellent opportunity has become available for an experienced Program Investment Cost Modelling Analyst an initial 6-month contract. This is a part-time role, initially 3 days per week, supporting a significant regulatory program across ICT and Operational Technology portfolio.

MUST HAVE :

Working across multiple Program Briefs, you will develop and maintain an overarching cost model, assess investment options and provide robust cost, benefit and Net Present Value (NPV) analysis.

Key Responsibilities

• Build and maintain an overarching financial and cost model across ICT and Operational Technology Program Briefs.


• Cost up to three investment options for individual Program Briefs.


• Undertake detailed cost-benefit and NPV analysis.


• Identify and quantify tangible and non-tangible benefits.


• Establish modelling assumptions covering discount rates, indexation and assessment periods.


• Consolidate and reconcile historical actuals, current expenditure and future forecasts across FY20-34.


• Develop clear, structured and auditable financial models.

About You

• Extensive hands-on experience developing and quality-assuring complex financial or investment cost models.


• Strong experience with cost-benefit analysis and NPV modelling.


• Proven experience preparing investment costings and benefits analysis for business cases, major programs or regulatory submissions.


• Advanced Excel skills, with experience developing robust, transparent and auditable models.


• Strong knowledge of discount rates, indexation, assessment periods and financial modelling assumptions.


• Excellent attention to detail and ability to reconcile large and complex financial datasets.


• A tertiary qualification in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Commerce, Engineering or a related discipline.

Experience within utilities, energy, regulated networks, infrastructure or major capital programs will be highly regarded.

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