The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Senior AnalystMy careerCreate an account and apply for jobs of interestCreate a profile and receive email alerts for jobs that match your profileIn response to the complex recovery of regions affected by the Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods, Cyclone Hale, and Cyclone Gabrielle, the Cyclone Recovery Unit (the CRU) was stood up in March 2023 and is hosted by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
The purpose of the CRU is to support the Chief Executive Cyclone Recovery to coordinate cross-government work on cyclone recovery; to support locally led engagements with communities, iwi, business, and local government; coordinate planning and reporting; and ensure alignment with broader policy decisions on long-term resilience.
This role will sit in the Planning and Implementation Team, this team is responsible for programme management for all aspects of the Framework for Severely Affected Locations (FOSAL) implementation, including Whenua Maori and Marae implementation. This means working with the other teams to ensure the programme and project plans it develops are timely, fit for purpose and provide appropriate support to the other teams so they know the sequence and prerequisites for their parts in the process. It also means maintaining strong relationships with the regions to ensure a timely information flow about issues, blockages and other matters that may affect their implementation plans.
This team is responsible for analysing and translating monitoring data into the weekly and monthly reporting for Ministers, including tracking funding and expenditure. The team will also be responsible for supporting governance meetings, quarterly governance meetings with the regions and the cross-government agency governance meetings.
The purpose of the Senior Analyst position is to support the team to monitor progress and deliver high quality reports to ensure implementation is on track and give advice where course correction may be needed.
In this position you will be required to lead work that evolves our monitoring and reporting process, maintaining good data integrity and developing useful information for reporting that will enable governance decision making.
To be successful in this role, you'll bring capability in the following areas:
Experience within the public sector and sound knowledge of the machinery of governmentExperience in advising and supporting people at all levels of an organisationExcellent relationship management skills with the ability to manage relationships at a senior levelExperience in developing, authoring and implementing functional and operational plansDemonstrated strategic, conceptual and critical thinking skills and strong analytical abilityExcellent oral and written communication skillsA full job description is available through the 'Apply Now' button.
Ko wai koe | About you If you enjoy working at pace, in a team of highly capable individuals, where the work has impact and meaningful outcomes, we'd like to hear from you. For us, we're looking for hands-on, self-starters, agile and responsive to changing conditions, collaborative in style and natural team players.
Ta matou e tuku | What we offer Salary range $110,000 - $125,000 p/a including Kiwi Saver contributions.
The CRU is based in Wellington and the team will operate from offices centrally located.
All roles are flexible by default and a positive work life balance is encouraged.
Me pehea te tono | How to apply If you would like to be considered for this role, please apply online. Applications close at 5pm, Friday 26 April 2024
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