The Recruitment Process
If you see a vacancy you are interested in please apply as per the instructions on the advertisement. We will electronically acknowledge emailed applications and you should expect to hear from us within five days of the closing date to let you know the next step and if you been selected for an interview.
Interviews are generally undertaken by a panel that includes the manager of the area recruiting and a representative from People Capability. You will be asked a mixture of general and behavioural questions and have a chance to ask any questions you wish. We recommend that you prepare carefully for the interview!
If the panel feel you have the potential to work with us, you will be invited to undergo a psychological assessment and we will conduct verbal reference checks with two work-related referees.You may be asked to return for a further interview.
You can expect that it will take a minimum of two weeks after the interview before you will know the outcome of the process.
If you are successful, you will be asked to undergo a comprehensive security clearance which must be passed before you can commence work with us. This can take a number of months, so we recommend you stay in your current job or take up temporary work while waiting. Please consider this factor before applying - if it doesn't suit your circumstances, it may not be suitable at this time to put in an application.
Vacancies arise through the year, however if you want to work for the GCSB and there is nothing suitable being advertised, please register your interest at any time by sending your CV and a completed application form to us.
What's New
Current Vacancies
09.07.2010
The GCSB offers unique and challenging careers in a variety of specialisations, including:
- Information Systems or Computer Science;
- Foreign Languages;
- Mathematics; and
- Electrical or Computer Engineering
Information Security Manual (Australian)
17.12.2009
The ISM has been developed to assist in the protection of official government information that is processed, stored or communicated by Australian Government systems.
NZSIT 400 Series
18.04.2007
NZSIT 1 is the introduction to the NZICT Security Series of publications.