Seeking Analysts and Senior Analysts with quantitative skills
Permanent / Fixed Term / Secondment opportunities available
Our purpose - He taiao tōnui mō ngā reanga katoa - a flourishing environment for every generation be part of this exciting journey.
Mō tēnei tūrangi mahi About the roles
We are looking for a number of Analysts and Senior Analysts with skills in numbers or modelling to lead and support our exciting Climate Change work programme.
As an Analyst , you have a natural interest in evidence and data analysis and want to develop your quantitative skills more.
You are interested in solving problems, able to understand and query basic data models and keen to explore how evidence and insights can support Government decisions.
You will get to work on some hot issues such as :
You will work closely and collaboratively with teams in the Climate Change Directorate.
As a Senior you will also provide coordination and technical leadership for projects and have the opportunity to mentor junior members of the team to build capability.
You will naturally be comfortable in leading across Government with like-minded quantitative analysts. Your work directly supports policy advice to Ministers.
This is a great opportunity for you to utilise your quantitative expertise and play an active role in supporting Aotearoa New Zealand to achieve positive environmental outcomes.
Ngā pūkenga me ngā wheako Skills and experience
We are looking for a range of experience and expertise at all levels. As a Senior, you will be recognised as advanced in quantitative analysis or modelling.
You will have a collaborative approach, strong stakeholder engagement skills with the ability to quickly build credibility and trust across diverse groups.
You will also bring a mixture of the following :
Salary Ranges
Analyst : $73,280 to $89,565 pa
Senior Analyst : $101,802 to $124,424 pa
Appointment within these ranges will be based on skills and experience.
Mō mātou About us
The Ministry's purpose - He taiao tōnui mō ngā reanga katoa - a flourishing environment for every generation.
We offer :
A key priority for the Ministry is Te Ao Māori. This means we work with our Treaty partner to advance Māori priorities for the environment and for environmental success.
We will be confident and coordinated in our ongoing engagement with Māori and lead the natural resources system in engaging for success with tangata whenua.
We will grow our capability and capacity to accurately reflect Māori views in our work. An organisational priority is that we accurately reflect Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Te Ao Maori into our everyday work, by living our Te Ao Hurihuri Strategy through capability and capacity building.
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