at Powerlink Queensland
Virginia, Brisbane QLD
Lead IT strategy and architecture at Powerlink, shaping secure, resilient and future-ready technology for Queensland's energy network.
8h ago
Powerlink
(90 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
Website
Industry
Electricity, Gas & Water Services
Specialities
Electrical Transmission, Renewable Energy, Technology
Company size
1,001-5,000
Primary location
Virginia, Queensland
Powerlink is a leading Australian provider of high voltage electricity transmission network services, combining innovation with insight to deliver safe, cost effective and reliable solutions.We are a Government Owned Corporation that owns, develops, operates and maintains the high voltage electricity transmission network in Queensland. Our network extends 1,700 kilometres (km) from Cairns to the New South Wales border, and comprises 15,449 circuit km of transmission lines and 152 substations.
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Based on your search activityat Powerlink Queensland
Virginia, Brisbane QLD
Lead IT strategy and architecture at Powerlink, shaping secure, resilient and future-ready technology for Queensland's energy network.
7h ago
Our mission statement
Our purpose is to connect Queensland to a world class energy future, providing electricity to more than five million Queenslanders and 241,000 businesses.Through our unique central position in the power system, we are guiding the market to help influence the energy system of the future that effectively balances customer needs, while moving to a low carbon future comprising a diverse array of generation technologies, batteries and storage solutions, new grid technologies and demand management.
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Every Possibility Starts with you
We’re working at the heart of Queensland's energy industry to maintain a safe, reliable and cost-effective transmission network. Your work with us is about every light turned on, every community connected, and every future made possible. Join us and make it happen.
Awards and accreditations
LinkedIn Top Companies Australia 2025
Prosple Top 100 Graduate Employer - #2 for Energy & Utilities 2025
Work180 - Endorsed Employer for all Women 2025
HRD Australian HR Awards: Best Graduate Program 2025
AAGE AGRIA Awards: Winner Outstanding Diversity & Inclusion Initiative 2025
LinkedIn Top Companies Australia 2024
Work180 - Endorsed Employer for all Women 2024
We're proud to be part of the Welcome Here Project 2024
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Reviews overview
3.990 ratings in total
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What’s it like working at Powerlink?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees value Powerlink's excellent work/life balance, flexible working arrangements, and supportive, collaborative culture with leadership that genuinely cares. Staff appreciate the clear career development pathways, particularly for graduates, the meaningful and challenging work contributing to Queensland's energy transformation, and the competitive compensation and benefits. The transparent recruitment process and comprehensive onboarding, along with excellent office facilities, further enhance the employee experience.
However, there are some potential challenges, including significant organisational growth and transformation that can be difficult to navigate, legacy systems and outdated processes that require updating, and lengthy approval processes that may delay progress. Some employees note that communication between departments could be improved and that there is limited flexibility for working from home. As a government-owned corporation, Powerlink also faces unique regulatory and funding considerations.
However, there are some potential challenges, including significant organisational growth and transformation that can be difficult to navigate, legacy systems and outdated processes that require updating, and lengthy approval processes that may delay progress. Some employees note that communication between departments could be improved and that there is limited flexibility for working from home. As a government-owned corporation, Powerlink also faces unique regulatory and funding considerations.
Recent reviews
5.0
Operations
Jan 2026Virginia QLD 4014Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
Really great place to work at!
The good thingsI’ve had a fantastic experience with Powerlink so far. The recruitment process was incredibly efficient and transparent right from the get-go, and that positive culture has been reflected in every day of my employment since.
The work is important and rewarding and you get to tell people, you are a part of keeping the lights on in Queensland!
Honourable mentions as additional perks of working here are the indoor atrium, outdoor lunch area, onsite gym and cafe x2 (Great Coffee)!!
The challengesThe Electrical Supply industry as a whole is undergoing massive change and you get to be part of it.
4.0
Field Asset Management
Dec 2025Brisbane QLD 4000Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
Despite the challenges, it is a great place to work, that is full of opportunities.
The good thingsSupportive leadership within my team who check in regularly and offer assistance where they can.
Clear pathways to expand and develop your skills.
The challengesA lot of outdated processes and procedures that really slow the business down from making the changes it desperately needs.
5.0
Information Management Support Officer
Dec 2025Bowen Hills QLD 4006Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
An ideal office environment for full-time employees.
The good thingsThe best office role I've ever had. Flexible work hours, high rates, and a supportive team culture.
The challengesAs a government funded organization, Powerlink has some issues with job insecurity and funding, especially for contractors.
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