Kick-start your GIS career in the property industry! Graduate development programme with an established nationwide property and planning consultancyExciting projects working alongside a diverse team of industry professionalsDevelop your career as a GIS Analyst in our national GIS team. The Property Group Limited (TPG) is a locally owned property and RMA planning consultancy, bringing Kiwis together to build Aotearoa New Zealand for over two decades. With a wealth of knowledge to learn from and longstanding client relationships, TPG offers a unique opportunity to kick-start your career in GIS. We have a graduate GIS analyst role available in Wellington or Hamilton, commencing in January 2025.About usTPG advises on delivering the critical roads, rail and bridges that connect us, the spaces and buildings where our vibrant communities live, and the essential public facilities we rely on. Our highly skilled team of 170 right across New Zealand bring unique knowledge in a local context and a trusted, independent point of view. TPG is at the forefront of embracing change, driving progress, and helping to shape our communities of tomorrow. We are building a stronger New Zealand, together. Learn more about TPG here. About our graduate development programmeOur graduate development philosophy is built around great relationships and collaboration – we have a wealth of knowledge and expertise to share and are excited about the fresh ideas and perspectives our graduates bring. Our two-year programme provides TPG graduates with a breadth of exposure to our business and develops well-rounded consultants who can progress their career with us. Find out more about our programme and the application process here. About our graduate rolesOur national GIS team are a talented bunch. We have strong technical knowledge in developing geospatial solutions, understanding how they can be utilised from small to large scale property projects. We genuinely love sharing our expertise, knowledge, and passion with our developing GIS analysts. Our GIS team are key to providing results to our clients, collaborating closely with our consultants on important projects that impact all New Zealanders such as infrastructure, transport, housing, and education. Our graduates get involved in a range of client work, from identifying optimal site locations for development using spatial analysis, to creating bespoke geospatial web-based solutions for clients to manage large infrastructure projects. About youWe are interested in hearing from people from diverse backgrounds, who are excited about a career in consultancy and who share our values of caring, collaboration, positivity, and integrity. The graduates who stand out to us will be:Passionate about our purpose and delivering a superior client experienceGenuinely interested in a career in a consultancy environmentFocused on quality and always take pride in their workTeam players who build great relationships and work collaborativelyGreat communicators who write and present ideas clearly and accuratelyCritical thinkers who solve problems, challenges and think outside the boxCurious and eager to learn and grow personally and professionally. What's in it for you?Here at TPG we pride ourselves on providing a positive culture and work environment for our people. Our values are the foundation of our culture and define what makes TPG a great place to work, and we bring them to life in the work we do, how we work together and our approach to our clients. We offer a competitive remuneration package, health insurance after one year and learning and development opportunities. We have a fun and social work culture, including our annual event where we bring the whole company together to celebrate. Find out more about working at TPG here. Eligibility and locationsTo be eligible to apply, you will be a current or recent graduate (within the past two years). You will have an undergraduate degree in science or geography, with a relevant major or papers in GIS, or a relevant post-graduate qualification. We have an opportunity in our GIS team in our Wellington or Hamilton office, starting in January 2025. How to applyTo submit your application, you will need:A recent CV that includes details of your qualification, relevant work experience and interestsA cover letter that tells us a bit about yourself, your interest in our graduate roles and your preferred locationsA copy of your most recent academic transcript. Applications close 8pm, Sunday 19 May 2024.
