Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Wellington

Lead and enhance New Zealand and APAC financial crime compliance programs, focusing on AML/CTF. Develop policies, controls, and risk assessments; investigate complex alerts, sanctions, PEP, and high-risk cases; support regulatory reviews; monitor regulatory changes; deliver training; and report financial crime insights to senior leadership and governance forums.

Lead design and delivery of modern data platform solutions, drive pre-sales and client engagements, provide architecture and AI guidance, optimize performance, document and transfer knowledge, and mentor developers across cloud data platforms.

Lead solution architecture for B2B and Energy Solutions initiatives from ideation through delivery. Translate business strategy and customer needs into scalable, secure technology solutions across applications, integrations, data, platforms, and cloud services. Collaborate with enterprise architecture, stakeholders, vendors, and Agile delivery teams; guide technology decisions, modernize systems, reduce technical debt, manage architectural risks, and support roadmaps and investment decisions.

Develop and deliver internal communications plans supporting business priorities, strategic projects, and change initiatives. Write and publish content across intranets, newsletters, presentations, and leadership updates. Advise leaders and stakeholders, support employee engagement and culture initiatives, monitor channel effectiveness, and assist with issues or reputational communications. The role requires translating complex technical information into clear, engaging messages.

Performs end-to-end business analysis for technology initiatives, including requirements elicitation, process modeling, stakeholder workshops, solution support, testing, implementation, risk and dependency analysis, change management, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with business, product, technology, operations, testing, and project management teams to ensure solutions meet business needs. The role requires experience in complex environments, Agile and Waterfall delivery, process improvement, requirements documentation, and translating between technical and business stakeholders.

Supports the Smart Seeds leadership and innovation programme and GHD New Zealand’s events and marketing activities. Responsibilities include stakeholder and participant coordination, workshop and event logistics, conference and sponsorship support, supplier and venue coordination, Salesforce administration, event reporting, follow-up, editing, presentations, and branded client-facing collateral.

Leads end-to-end health policy development, including problem definition, evidence analysis, cost-benefit assessment, option evaluation, and advice to Ministers and senior leaders. Provides strategic guidance on health system performance, services, treatments, investment priorities, and Vote Health budgeting. Reviews work, mentors colleagues, engages stakeholders, oversees policy projects, and supports value-for-money and funding sustainability decisions while advancing equity and Te Tiriti o Waitangi commitments.

Design, build, test, deploy, monitor, and improve CGA’s cloud products, backend, infrastructure, and frontend systems. Own complex technical problems end to end, contribute to architecture and technical direction, collaborate with product stakeholders, improve CI/CD and deployment practices, respond to production issues, and mentor engineers while raising engineering quality.

Design, develop, integrate, and test embedded and mission-critical systems across defence, aviation, maritime, and regulated sectors. Support systems engineering lifecycle activities including requirements management, technical design, integration, verification, validation, deployment, and operation. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and clients to solve complex hardware-software problems, document technical solutions, and deliver high-assurance systems within schedule and budget.

Summer internship at Te Pūtea Matua, New Zealand’s central bank. Interns will complete a meaningful individual project and gain exposure to central-bank operations across Money, Financial Stability, Enterprise Services, and Operations while networking with professionals. Applicants should be studying economics, commerce, finance, law, mathematics, data analytics, or a related field; entering their final undergraduate year or pursuing postgraduate study; and available full-time in Wellington from mid-November to mid-February.