How Clicks Works
Even though we’re one of the largest IT recruiters in Australia, we have specialist teams that focus on particular technologies and industries. So you’ll always deal with someone who really gets you, your sector, and what type of person will work best for you.
Since 1990 we’ve had dedicated teams resourcing projects across every inch of the enterprise portfolios of Australia’s largest employers. We know the best people and we have the biggest talent pools.
Our sourcing specialists manage talent pools of the best digital talent. We know who’s available right now. More importantly, we know who’s off-market, but will move jobs for the right opportunity. Your opportunity.
Let Clicks help you with any project-related needs: Project Managers, Business Analysts, Program and Portfolio Managers, PMO teams, Change & Communications Specialists, Project Coordinators, Schedulers, Analysts, Administrators and more.
Why Choose Us?
- We’ll find you candidates other people can’t
- We’ll do it quicker than anyone else
- We’ll find you permanent and contract staff
- You only pay us once you’ve hired the right people
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Clicks is a Project Services Recruitment Specialist
Project Manager
Project Managers own the day to day management of high-value projects, being responsible for planning, scheduling, controlling, reporting and risk management. They adhere to the agreed methodolgoy and manage problems according to change control protocols.
Program Manager
Program Managers plan and oversee complex programs from contract commencement to BAU deployment. They ensure that objectives are aligned with the business and authorise projects and tasks to support the program, as well as managing governance via effective reporting controls.
Project Coordinator
Reporting to the Project Manager, the Project Coordinator provides administrative support on a wide range of day to day project tasks. This may include tracking budgets, accounting support, reporting and ordering supplies.
Project Director
Project Directors are the strategic project owner. They bring a deeper understanding of how the project connects to the organisation’s enterprise objectives and provide direction to ensure a continued strong alignment.
Project Scheduler
A critical role for larger projects. Project Schedulers’ superior coordination and communication skills see them working with a broad stakeholder group in order to effectively create, co-ordinate and manage project schedules.
Project Analyst
Project Analysts research, collate and analyse data to inform strategic decisions for new projects, as well as throughout existing project lifecycles. Their strong communication skills position them well to present their process improvement recommendations to the business.
PMO Manager
PMOs ensure the efficient execution of projects. They will establish business standards for project managers and stakeholders to adhere to. They will audits project feasibility and ensure resources are distributed commensurately across projects.
Portfolio Manager
An appropriate set of projects in a portfolio has significant business impact. Dealing with senior management and clients, the Portfolio Manager owns the portfolio management framework and the alignment of projects to business strategy and opportunity.
Procurement Specialist
The Procurement Specialist’s research and negotiation skills will ensure project-related products and services are purchased in the most effective manner. They will assess contracts and make decisions around suppliers and vendors in line with corporate procurement guidelines.
Change Manager
Every project encounters change requests. Change Managers will review these, make recommendations, develop documentation and implementation plans, then obtain approval for worthwhile changes. Then they will lead the activities to ensure optimal user awareness and adoption.
Communications Consultant
Communications Consultants support project-related strategic communications and marketing strategies, including the creation of communications protocols, toolkits and templates. They have coprywriting, editing and proof-reading skills to create awareness and connect stakeholders to the value of the project.
Business Analyst
Often acting as the bridge between the business and IT, the Business Analyst will work with stakeholders to define their business needs and delivery requirements. They have strong problem solving skills, with their findings informing business decisions and technology solutions.
