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| Property analyst - vacation work or graduate | |
| CivicIPN |
| Posted | 14 September 2026 | Salary | bill@williamson.fm | ||
| Region | NSW | Contact | Bill Williamson | Website | View |
| Type | Casual | Phone | 0258185733 |
What You Will Gain & Do
Data & Market Analysis: Interrogate sales databases, spatial/GIS mapping platforms, planning portals, and agricultural productivity data to analyze property market trends.
Technical & Legal Exposure: Learn how property law, government acquisitions, title searches, and planning frameworks operate in practice throughout regional NSW.
Report & Commercial Writing: Assist in synthesizing raw data into structured, authoritative reports for major corporate, institutional, and private clients.
Field Exposure & Shadowing: Join local valuers on field inspections across the Central West to see how property data maps to real-world assets.
Workflow & Tech Skills: Develop advanced proficiency in MS Excel, property technology, automated workflows, and commercial report production.
What We Are Looking For
Current Tertiary Student or recent Graduate: Studying Property, Agribusiness, Commerce, Law, Finance, or a related discipline.
Data Curiosity & Literacy: A strong aptitude for numbers, spreadsheets (MS Excel), spatial tools, and online research portals.
Attention to Detail: Pride in producing accurate, well-formatted work with clear written communication.
Self-Motivation & Problem-Solving: Initiative to dig into technical problems and find logical solutions.
Practical Requirements: Australian Citizenship/Permanent Residency, a valid Australian Driver’s Licence, and availability to work in Dubbo between October and February (planned holiday/leave breaks fully accommodated).
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.