Introduction
This guide walks through the application task for the Geospatial Design and Visualisation Officer | Graphic Designer role with Transport For NSW. Build the application around the work this role needs to deliver and make your own decisions, actions and results easy for the panel to assess.
The vacancy closes Wednesday 7 October 2026 at 11:59 pm AEDT. View the official job ad before submitting because the employer can update the form or supporting documents.
Geospatial Design and Visualisation Officer | Graphic Designer role snapshot
| Role | Geospatial Design and Visualisation Officer | Graphic Designer |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Transport For NSW |
| Location | Milsons Point and Macquarie Park, hybrid with one day per week at each office |
| Employment | Temporary full-time |
| Salary or grade | $111,625–$122,786 plus superannuation |
| Job ID | 602506 |
| Closing date | Wednesday 7 October 2026 at 11:59 pm AEDT |
| Official vacancy | View the official job ad |
Application requirements for Geospatial Design and Visualisation Officer | Graphic Designer
Prepare the items below, then check the application form for any additional fields or current instructions.
- For roles at Transport For NSW prepare a 2 page cover letter, but also log in and view the application form as there are specific capability questions not listed in the job ad.
Conditions to check
- Relevant graphic-design or visual-communication capability supported by a strong portfolio of work
What to highlight for Geospatial Design and Visualisation Officer | Graphic Designer
Turn complex geospatial and transport information into accessible maps, publications, infographics and visual material for technical and non-technical audiences. Choose examples that show the scale of the work and the outcome you helped deliver.
| Evidence area | How to demonstrate it |
|---|---|
| Information design | Show how you converted complex data or technical material into a visual product that people could understand and use. |
| Graphic production | Use a strong example involving publication layout, maps, infographics or digital assets and explain your design choices. |
| Accessibility and quality | Describe the checks you used for accuracy, accessibility, brand consistency and production readiness. |
| Stakeholder interpretation | Show how you clarified an unclear brief, balanced different needs and delivered a useful final product. |
Example application structure
| Section | What to include |
|---|---|
| Opening | Name the Geospatial Design and Visualisation Officer | Graphic Designer role and give a concise fit statement linked to its main purpose. |
| Core examples | Use two or three specific examples. Explain the context, your responsibility, the choices you made and the measurable or observable result. |
| Role requirements | Address the work-specific requirements and any mandatory conditions directly. Give the panel enough evidence to assess you. |
| Closing | Confirm your fit, availability and interest without repeating the opening paragraph. |
Application-form check
Open the application form before drafting and copy any current questions or upload instructions into your plan.
Before you submit
Check the page limits, question wording, file names and portal fields. Confirm the closing time and your eligibility, then return to the official vacancy to submit.
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