Tō kamupene hou | Your new company

Tō tūranga hou | Your new role

• Project Planning: Define objectives, timelines, deliverables, risks, and resources. Produce and seek feedback on Project and Change Management plans. Lead re-planning and change management activities.
• Project Delivery: Manage delivery within scope, time, cost, and quality constraints. Track costs and provide forecasting. Manage risks and issues using the EPO Risk Management framework. Complete project status reports and manage expectations. Write and present submission papers to governance. Manage constraints, dependencies, and vendor relationships.
• Leadership and Team Management: Provide confident leadership and mentor team members. Engage with stakeholders to build capability and influence culture.
• Business Understanding: Awareness of strategy, priorities, and ensuring project outcomes align with the organization’s strategic direction.
• Enterprise Thinking: Anticipate impacts of decisions on other parts of the organisation.
• Strategic Thinking: Identify and communicate opportunities or threats, understanding inter-connections and dependencies.
• Apply project management methodologies (e.g., waterfall, agile).
• Understand product development principles.
• Business Casing: Develop Business Cases and lead Benefit identification work.

Ngā uara me ngā pūkenga e angitu ai koe | What you'll need to succeed

• Proficiency in Office 365
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• Understand Te Tiriti o Waitangi’s relevance to the role.
• Contribute to the Project Management Community of Practice.
• Relevant professional certification (e.g., PMI, Prince2).
  
  Ngā hua ka whiwhi i a koe | What you'll get in return

• Competitive salary rate with the potential for an extension in 2026.
• Opportunity to work on high-impact projects that drive significant change.
• Collaborative and supportive work environment.

Me aha koe ināianei | What you need to do now