Overview
A permanent federal Senior IT Analyst role focused on process analysis, ITIL operations, reporting, automation, service support, business-process digitisation and small IT projects.
Full job description
The analyst will analyse and improve IT project, operations, ITIL, support and statutory-response processes; produce operational and project metrics; identify improvements and automation opportunities; support IT controlling; lead small IT projects; analyse business processes; and design solutions for process digitisation and automation.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants need Austrian citizenship or unrestricted access to the Austrian labour market and a clean record. The experience threshold is 12 years after compulsory/apprenticeship education, 7 years with HTL/Matura, or 5 years with a bachelor's or master's degree. Strong process-analysis, business-process design, ICT-service, reporting and ITIL knowledge is required, together with willingness to undergo a 'Geheim' security review.
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Verification notes
The BMWET primary vacancy page for reference BMWET-26-0277 was verified as current. It states a deadline of 23 September 2026 and permits application by email or the federal online jobs portal. No closing clock time is stated.
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