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Atlassian supports flexible work locations and hires globally where it has a legal entity. The Value Management Office exists to infuse engagements toward customers' strategic needs with joint ownership of their long-term success, and a Value Advisor will develop content to scale value management, shape strategic engagements, and act as a thought leader to executives inside Atlassian and with customers. The role emphasizes engaging senior customer executives, building influential relationships, and delivering tailored solutions that provide significant value and a competitive advantage. It requires advanced financial acumen, critical thinking, and executive storytelling to articulate value, craft business cases, and guide decisions while integrating people, processes, and technology. The position involves building the VMO, collaborating across functions, sharing knowledge, mentoring others, and traveling up to 15-20% for customer engagements.

Atlassian offers flexible work options—office, home, or a mix—and hires in any country where it has a legal entity, aiming to unleash the potential of every team with products like Jira Software, Confluence, and Jira Service Management. Its software helps teams organize, discuss, and complete work, and is relied on by the Fortune 500 and over 300,000 companies worldwide, including NASA, Audi, Deutsche Bank, and Dropbox. The Mid-Market sales team manages a portfolio of mid-sized ANZ customers, pursuing cloud-first opportunities, cross-sell and user expansion, and revenue targets, while advocating for customers to product and engineering teams. All responsibilities are carried out in close collaboration with Channel Partners, Account Managers, Solution Engineers, and Deal Desk, and guided by Atlassian values in supporting customers' deployment at scale. The role requires developing and executing account/territory plans for ANZ, building trusted relationships, maintaining forecasts and CRM hygiene, staying current on market dynamics, and occasional travel across the ANZ region.

The Innovation Architect is part of Miro’s Professional Services within the MOST program, a subscription-based enterprise offering that provides 240 hours per year for customers to design, implement, and scale collaborative work. The role serves as the strategic and architectural layer of a MOST engagement, conducting discovery, diagnosing current operating models, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a sequenced 240-hour roadmap, including AI workflow advisory to move from ad hoc usage to intelligent systems. Responsibilities include owning the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, architecting end-to-end Miro implementations with governance and lifecycle management, leading AI workflow advisory, facilitating executive and cross-functional workshops, driving adoption through change management, tracking outcomes, surfacing risks, and delivering reusable assets. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/PS for enterprise, experience leading discovery with VP-level stakeholders, knowledge of enterprise-scale collaboration governance, fluency in Miro or comparable platforms, hands-on AI workflow design, and the ability to present complex topics to non-technical audiences while collaborating across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO. Perks and culture include a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, L&D stipend), a diverse team, and Miro’s mission to empower teams with an emphasis on belonging and inclusion, with location-specific benefits and an invitation to apply.

The Innovation Architect is part of Miro's Professional Services MOST program, a subscription-based offering that gives enterprise clients 240 hours per year to work with Miro experts on designing, implementing, and scaling collaboration. The role serves as the strategic and architectural layer of a MOST engagement, running discovery, diagnosing current work patterns, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a sequenced 240-hour roadmap, including AI workflow advisory. Responsibilities include owning the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, architecting end-to-end Miro implementations (governance, access, naming, lifecycle), facilitating executive and cross-functional sessions, driving adoption with change management, monitoring outcomes, and contributing reusable delivery assets. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile/PS for enterprises, experience leading structured discovery with VP-level stakeholders, knowledge of collaboration governance, fluency in Miro or similar tools, experience designing AI-powered workflows, and the ability to explain complex topics to non-technical audiences while coordinating IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO priorities. The posting also notes Miro’s global benefits (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, L&D stipend) and highlights its diverse, inclusive culture, product mission, and a Recruitment Privacy Policy for applicant data.

The Innovation Architect is part of Miro’s Professional Services MOST program, which gives enterprise customers 240 hours per year to work with Miro experts on designing, implementing, and scaling collaboration, and the role collaborates with CSMs, Technical Architects, and Engagement Managers on complex accounts. It functions as the strategic and architectural layer of MOST engagements, running discovery, diagnosing current operating practices, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a year-long 240-hour roadmap, including AI workflow advisory to create repeatable, intelligent workflows. Key duties include owning the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, architecting end-to-end Miro implementations (governance, access models, naming conventions, lifecycle management at scale), facilitating executive and cross-functional sessions, and driving adoption through change management and coaching. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile transformation or professional services for enterprise, experience leading structured discovery with VP-level stakeholders, knowledge of collaboration governance and enterprise-scale architecture, fluency in Miro or similar tools, and hands-on experience with AI-powered workflow optimization, plus the ability to simplify complex topics for non-technical audiences across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO. Benefits include a global package with equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend, with location-specific variations; Miro emphasizes belonging, diversity, and inclusion and shares information about its mission and recruitment privacy policy.

- The Innovation Architect sits in Miro's MOST program within Professional Services and collaborates with CSMs, Technical Architects, and Engagement Managers to deliver structured, outcomes-driven engagements for enterprise customers with 240 hours per year. - The role provides the strategic and architectural layer, running discovery, diagnosing current ways of working, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a year-long roadmap for how to use 240 hours, including AI workflow advisory. - Key responsibilities include owning the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, designing end-to-end Miro implementations (governance, access models, naming, lifecycle management), and facilitating executive and cross-functional workshops. - It also entails driving adoption through change management, tracking progress against outcomes, surfacing risks, and contributing reusable delivery assets to raise consistency and speed across PS engagements. - The role requires 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile/professional services for enterprise clients, experience leading structured discovery with VP-level stakeholders, governance knowledge at scale, fluency in Miro or similar tools, AI workflow experience, and the ability to communicate complex topics to non-technical audiences while collaborating across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO.

The Innovation Architect is a strategic/architectural lead within Miro's MOST program, responsible for turning enterprise goals into a structured 240-hour plan and designing the governance and collaboration infrastructure to support those goals. They own end-to-end Miro implementations, lead AI workflow advisory, and drive adoption through change management, executive workshops, and tracking outcomes across the subscription lifecycle. The role requires 6+ years in consulting or professional services, experience running discovery with VP-level stakeholders, knowledge of enterprise-scale collaboration governance, fluency in Miro or similar tools, and experience designing AI-powered workflows. They work across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO to deliver a sequenced plan, create reusable assets, and ensure delivery quality from day one. Miro emphasizes diversity and belonging, offers global benefits such as equity and an L&D stipend, and operates under a Recruitment Privacy Policy governing applicant data.

- The Innovation Architect is a role within Miro's Professional Services MOST program, a subscription-based offering for enterprise customers that provides 240 hours per year to design, implement, and scale collaborative work. - The role acts as the strategic and architectural layer of a MOST engagement, leading discovery, diagnosing how teams currently work, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a 240-hour roadmap, including AI workflow advisory. - You’ll own the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, architect end-to-end Miro implementations, lead AI-powered workflow optimization, facilitate executive workshops, drive adoption with change management, track outcomes, and develop reusable delivery assets. - Requirements include 6+ years in consulting or related fields, experience conducting structured discovery with VP-level stakeholders, enterprise-scale governance knowledge, fluency in Miro or comparable platforms, and the ability to simplify complex topics for non-technical audiences. - Benefits include equity, wellbeing support, a WFH equipment allowance, an annual Learning & Development stipend, and location-specific details, with Miro emphasizing collaboration, inclusion, and a diverse, global team.

- The Innovation Architect is part of Miro's Professional Services MOST program, providing 240 hours per enterprise year to help teams design, implement, and scale collaboration in Miro. - The role serves as the strategic and architectural layer, leading discovery, diagnosing current ways of working, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and mapping a 240-hour roadmap; it also leads AI workflow advisory to create intelligent, repeatable collaboration systems. - Responsibilities include owning solution roadmaps for a portfolio, architecting end-to-end Miro implementations (governance, access, naming, lifecycle) for large organizations, facilitating executive workshops, driving adoption through change management, tracking outcomes, surfacing risks, and building reusable assets. - Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/PS for enterprise, experience with structured discovery at VP level, knowledge of collaboration governance, fluency in Miro or similar tools, hands-on AI-enabled workflow design, and the ability to simplify complex topics for non-technical audiences while coordinating across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO. - Miro offers a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend), champions a diverse, inclusive culture, notes location-specific benefits, and references a Recruitment Privacy Policy.

- The Innovation Architect is a role within Miro's Professional Services MOST program, which provides enterprise customers 240 hours per year to work with Miro experts on design, implementation, and scaling of collaboration, alongside CSMs, Technical Architects, and Engagement Managers on complex accounts. - The role acts as the strategic and architectural layer of a MOST engagement, running discovery, diagnosing how teams currently work, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a year-long 240-hour roadmap, including AI workflow advisory to create repeatable, intelligent processes. - Responsibilities include owning the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, architecting end-to-end Miro implementations with workspace governance and lifecycle management, facilitating executive sessions, driving adoption via change management, tracking progress against outcomes, and producing reusable assets for future engagements. - Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile transformation or enterprise PS, experience leading structured discovery with VP-level stakeholders, knowledge of collaboration governance at scale, fluency in Miro or similar platforms, hands-on AI workflow design, and the ability to simplify governance for non-technical audiences while working across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO with conflicting priorities. - What's in it for you includes a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, WFH equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend) and a diverse, collaborative environment; Miro emphasizes belonging and inclusion, with location-specific benefits and a Recruitment Privacy Policy for applicants.

The Innovation Architect is part of Miro's Professional Services MOST program, which provides enterprise customers 240 hours per year for design, implementation, and scaling of collaboration, and acts as the strategic and architectural layer within a MOST engagement. They lead discovery, diagnose how teams currently work, design governance and collaboration infrastructure, and build a sequenced 240-hour roadmap aligned to business outcomes while owning AI workflow advisory to move from ad hoc usage to intelligent, repeatable systems. Responsibilities include owning the solution roadmap for a portfolio of MOST accounts, mapping operating models, designing end-to-end Miro implementations (governance, access models, naming conventions, lifecycle management), leading AI workflow workstreams, facilitating executive workshops, driving adoption through change management, tracking progress against outcomes, and creating reusable delivery assets. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting, change management, Agile transformation, or professional services for enterprise, experience conducting structured discovery with VP-level stakeholders, knowledge of enterprise-scale collaboration governance, fluency in Miro or similar tools, hands-on AI workflow design, and the ability to present complex topics to non-technical audiences across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO. Benefits include equity, wellbeing, a WFH equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend; Miro emphasizes diversity and inclusion, provides location-specific benefits, and is a global visual workspace platform serving 100M+ users and 250,000+ companies with a culture focused on collaboration.

The Innovation Architect is part of Miro’s Professional Services within the MOST program, a subscription offering that gives enterprise clients 240 hours per year to work with Miro experts. They serve as the strategic and architectural layer of MOST engagements, conducting discovery, diagnosing current ways of working, designing governance and collaboration infrastructure, and building a year-long 240-hour roadmap plus AI workflow advisory. Responsibilities include owning solution roadmaps for a portfolio of MOST accounts, architecting end-to-end Miro implementations, facilitating executive and cross-functional workshops, driving adoption through change management, and tracking outcomes while surfacing risks. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting or professional services, experience with structured discovery at VP level, governance knowledge at enterprise scale, fluency in Miro or similar tools, hands-on AI workflow design, and the ability to simplify complex topics for non-technical audiences while coordinating across IT, Product, Design, Strategy, and PMO. Benefits include global perks (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, and a learning stipend) and a diverse, collaborative culture, with location-specific differences and the Recruitment Privacy Policy in effect.

At Atlassian, employees can work from the office, from home, or a mix, giving them more control over family, personal goals, and other priorities. The company can hire people in any country where it has a legal entity, and more about how they work is available at go.atlassian.com/distributed. Atlassian's Intern program combines hands-on technical training, professional growth opportunities, dedicated mentorship, and strong social connections to set students up for a successful career. The role is located in the Australian Eastern Timezone, and applicants must be willing and able to work in that time zone; applications are open to Australian and New Zealand citizens and Australian permanent residents. The Payroll Analyst role, part of the Payroll Team, reports to the ANZ Payroll Operations Manager, and will assist with processing Australian payroll for 5000+ employees, produce reports, handle inquiries, support special projects, and maintain payroll procedures and SOX controls.

- Atlassian offers flexible work options and hires in any country with a legal entity; this 12-month role is an HR Business Partner supporting the R&D organization, focused on Product & Design, and based in Australia with distributed teams across time zones. - You will partner with senior Product & Design leaders to translate business strategy into a clear people plan, diagnose organizational health, propose data-driven interventions, and advise on organizational design and workforce planning aligned to priorities. - You will lead performance and growth cycles, coach leaders to build high-performing teams with strong succession pipelines, and partner with Talent Acquisition on senior hiring and capability development using data to identify gaps and solutions. - You will provide pragmatic, risk-aware employee relations guidance under Australian law, coach managers, ensure fair policy application, and support compensation processes while maintaining data integrity and compliance. - You will lead or support change initiatives, collaborate with People CoEs to roll out global programs for R&D, use engagement data to drive action plans, and champion an inclusive, psychologically safe culture across Product & Design.