About Women in Technology (WiT)  

Women in Technology (WiT) is one of Australia's biggest communities that support women in across all fields of science and technology. As a not-for­profit organisation, we exist solely to create opportunities for our members and provide a dynamic platform to empower women from all disciplines to unlock their career potential in STEM.  

For more than two decades, we have helped women find the inspiration and support they need to achieve their aspirations and, in doing so, we are helping our community take full advantage of the outstanding talent, energy and capacity they bring to our emerging digital economy.  

To further our mission, WiT is inviting expressions of interest from passionate volunteers who champion our values and purpose to fill one volunteer Company Secretary vacancy.  

Company Secretary Opportunity 

This is a voluntary role, and WiT welcomes applicants from all over Australia. The Board have identified the following skill/experience areas required for the Company Secretary.  

• Knowledge and experience in coordinating administrative and compliance functions of the Board 
• Familiarity with, and experience in providing guidance on corporate governance and compliance obligations including under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) 
• Experience in maintaining corporate records and statutory registers.  

Time commitment 

Meetings are a mix of virtual and face to face meetings. The commitment is estimated at approximately 10 hours per month and includes meetings (of either the Board or Committees), meeting preparation, and participation in other organisational activities as required. 

Your expression of interest should include a short biography and details about your motivation and interest in serving on the WiT Board. Send your expression of interest to secretariat@wit.org.au by 16 June 2026.  

WiT is an equal opportunity organisation, committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all. We encourage applications from candidates from diverse backgrounds, including people who identify as Female, Male, non-binary, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander or neurodiverse.