We are looking for a permanent Database Administrator to join our Security, Infrastructure & Applications team. 

An ideal opportunity for someone who is seeking to be part of a close-knit team. You will provide support by managing and maintaining TEC's Hybrid and SQL database environments.

As a Te Kahu Tōī Psychologist, you’ll join a passionate, multidisciplinary team dedicated to creating change for ākonga with the highest and most complex needs – often those for whom traditional supports have not been enough.

This role reports to the Team Leader - Data/Development, and you will be working within a cross-functional team of Data Warehouse Engineers and Data Analysts.

The Principal Advisor – Engineering will bring their understanding and perspective of the engineering industry to support the Chief Advisor – Engineering & Resilience in the ongoing development of our Seismic Resilience workstreams and in providing technical support to internal property teams. 

As Director, Auckland, you will lead a team to identify, assess, and monitor the delivery of housing solutions inAuckland, ensuring these reflect the needs and aspirations of Auckland, and align to national strategies, plans, and settings.

As a Regional Data Collection Specialist, you will work within our frontline teams, building relationships with the business and social communities of Aotearoa, and enabling collection of data from all types of respondents via their channel of choice.

This is a fixed term – parental leave cover for up to 12 months. 

Come join a thriving strategy and operational policy team, focused on attracting, training and retaining the best talent in the education workforce – teachers, school leaders, specialists and more.

We have an exciting opportunity for an Operations Coordinator to join our Future Census Programme in the Collection Design team. We're delivering the design of a collection model for our frontline Data Collection Specialists.

As a Senior Advisor you will play an instrumental role in providing advice and guidance and supporting the development, delivery and continuous improvement of how curriculum and assessment changes are delivered by our frontline staff to schools, kura and early learning services. 

You will provide external and internal engagement support across School Property with specific account management / portfolio responsibilities centred on the South Island.  

The role of regional director is responsible for leading the delivery of Hauora Māori services in the regions. This role is focused on commissioning, delivery of patient-facing services, and monitoring of sector and service performance to improve Hauora Māori outcomes.

The role of regional director is responsible for leading the delivery of Hauora Māori services in the regions. This role is focused on commissioning, delivery of patient-facing services, and monitoring of sector and service performance to improve Hauora Māori outcomes.

The role of Regional Director is responsible for leading the delivery of Hauora Māori services in the regions. This role is focused on commissioning, delivery of patient facing services and monitoring of sector and service performance to improve Hauora Māori outcomes.

The role of Director, Performance and Funding, you will lead a team responsible for the administration of the Hauora Māori Appropriation. You will also monitor and report on the performance of Hauora Māori outcomes and utilise operational information from providers, data and evidence to bring about change in health services to Māori.

The role of Regional Director is responsible for leading the delivery of Hauora Māori services in the regions. This role is focused on commissioning, delivery of patient-facing services and monitoring of sector and service performance to improve Hauora Māori outcomes.

In this role, you will collaborate with other senior leaders and executives across Health New Zealand, working towards our organisational goals.

The role of Director, Clinical, is a senior Māori healthcare leader who is responsible for overseeing the clinical operations within Hauora Māori Services.

As a Regional Data Collection Specialist, you will work within our frontline teams, building relationships with the business and social communities of Aotearoa, and enabling collection of data from all types of respondents via their channel of choice.

Our Regional Data Collection Specialists thrive in a dynamic and flexible work environment. They actively engage with communities from Monday to Sunday, at various times throughout the day, from morning to evening.

This role is about providing a great user experience for respondents - one that builds trust, is seamless, convenient, safe and recognises their contribution to Aotearoa.