What we do
Our aim at Unearth Talent is to connect Great People with Great Organisations. We help place people in roles for both Government (APS1 to SES) and the private sector, who have the right skills and right cultural fit.
Roles that we are regularly recruiting
- Software Development
- Media and Social Media
- ICT Project Managers
- Procurement
- Business Analysts
- Policy Officers
- Solution Architects
- EA’s
- Data (SQL and Data visualization)
- Project Officers
About Us
We actively seek and develop opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians to find professional careers. Striving to be the “employer of choice”, developing and growing capability in individuals to achieve our goal of connecting Great People with Great Organisations.
Partners &
Associations
Cameron Zerner
Operations Manager
Capital Maintenance Solutions
“The team at Unearth Talent provided a professional and efficient service and were able to provide us with a suitably qualified candidate to join our team. I would highly recommend Unearth Talent to any business looking to recruit quality personnel.”
Contact Us
Unearth Talent
Mon – Fri: 9:00am – 5:00pm
ARTIST BIO
Maggie-Jean Douglas is a proud Gubbi Gubbi artist from the south east region of Queensland who grew up on Goreng Goreng country and is currently living and creating on Ngunnawal country.
Maggie has been painting for 4 years now with both digital and acrylic mediums, she enjoys having the opportunity to share her culture with others in this way.
Since beginning painting Maggie has been fortunate enough to work with many businesses, assisting them to create artworks specific to their values so that they can have the chance to share their stories through Indigenous art.
“It’s been a pleasure to create this artwork for/with Unearth Group, as a representation of the four parts that make up the whole company,”
Maggie
The magnificent Indigenous digital art depicted throughout the website was designed by Award Winning and proud Gubbi Gubbi artist Maggie Jean Douglas. The Indigenous owners of Unearth Group, Alun Seden and David Mayo wanted to capture the journey taken together in developing their organisation and pay respect to the community of family, supporters and employees that have walked alongside them in building their organisation.
Their journey starts in the left-hand corner, as moving kangaroo tracks make their way through the various Australian landscapes Alun and David have worked in or on, the sea, the earth and the grasslands and bound up to the start of their business journey. Culturally significant to Indigenous people, the kangaroo tracks were chosen to represent only moving forward, given that they can’t jump backward! A recognition to each other to keep moving forward.
The four yarning circles represent each of the organisations, and the colours selected to represent those organisations, flowing in the order of creation, each is surrounded by the spirits of the people who have helped and continue to support their journey.
ARTIST BIO
Maggie-Jean Douglas is a proud Gubbi Gubbi artist from the south east region of Queensland who grew up on Goreng Goreng country and is currently living and creating on Ngunnawal country.
Maggie has been painting for 4 years now with both digital and acrylic mediums, she enjoys having the opportunity to share her culture with others in this way.
Since beginning painting Maggie has been fortunate enough to work with many businesses, assisting them to create artworks specific to their values so that they can have the chance to share their stories through Indigenous art.
“It’s been a pleasure to create this artwork for/with Unearth Group, as a representation of the four parts that make up the whole company,”
Maggie