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Who we areAustralian Integrated Carbon (AiC) is an Australian-based carbon project developer delivering high-integrity, nature-based solutions that support climate goals, environmental regeneration, and rural livelihoods. We are majority Australian-owned and backed by international shareholders who bring long-term investment and strategic support. We operate with a low public profile but are a trusted delivery partner to landholders, Traditional Owners, and investors committed to real outcomes.About the roleThis is a key leadership position within AiCs newly created Project Compliance and Partnerships team. You will lead a team of four and be responsible for ensuring AiCs carbon projects meet Clean Energy Regulator (CER) requirements and approved methodologies. The role also manages key stakeholder and Indigenous partnerships to ensure obligations are clearly communicated, culturally appropriate, and fully auditable.Key responsibilitiesLead AiCs newly structured Project Compliance and Partnerships team, overseeing four direct reportsDrive the end-to-end delivery of compliance, reporting and audit processes under the ACCU SchemeOversee the preparation of audit-ready Offset Reports and manage regulatory engagement with the CEREnsure internal systems and documentation meet regulatory evidence standardsCollaborate with internal teams and technical specialists to operationalise carbon methodologiesManage stakeholder and Indigenous agreements, consents and commitments in line with audit expectationsBuild a high-performing team culture with clear KPIs, structured feedback, and shared accountabilityWhat you bring7+ years experience in compliance, audit, or regulatory reporting, including leadership of cross-functional teamsDemonstrated success managing audits, offset reporting, or regulatory engagement in a highly regulated environmentStrong working knowledge of regulatory frameworks and audit processes ideally within carbon markets or a related sectorProven ability to lead others, build systems, and deliver accurate, defensible compliance documentationExcellent stakeholder engagement skills with experience working with Indigenous communities and rural landholdersTertiary qualification in Commerce, Audit, Environmental Law, Risk, or a related disciplineA reputation for integrity, professionalism, and credibility with the judgement and presence to lead in a compliance-focused environment.Whats in it for youStep into a high-impact leadership role with clear accountability and the opportunity to shape a newly structured teamJoin a purpose-led organisation backed by long-term shareholdersWork on meaningful, large-scale carbon projects that deliver tangible environmental and stakeholder outcomesCollaborate with capable, values-aligned colleagues who are passionate about building something that lastsEnjoy flexibility, autonomy, and a flat structure where your voice is heard and your work drives real outcomesBe part of a business thats scaling up sustainably with the resources, support, and intent to get it rightApply via SEEK and submit your CV and cover letter. #J-18808-Ljbffr