Careers
Help achieve New Zealand's productivity potential by joining the Productivity Commission whānau.
Job vacancy: Principal Advisor
Lead and shape high profile inquiries, deep dive and problem solve complex, high profile New Zealand issues.
You will be an experienced and senior advisory professional with a broad range of subject matter expertise. Given the breadth of this role, this could include, but not be limited to, public policy analysis, economics, quantitative and/or qualitative methodologies. You will love getting 'under the hood' and deep diving into complex problems.
You will have excellent written and verbal communication skills with a knack of synthesising a range of perspectives. You will be a natural collaborator and you will enjoy and see value in working with a range of external stakeholders to join dots and make meaningful connections.
You will be working in an independent Crown entity where you will provide advice to the Government and to the New Zealand public on improving productivity in a way that is directed to supporting the overall well-being of all New Zealanders.
The Commission conducts inquiries on a diverse range of contemporary issues selected by the Government. Its unique role stems from its ability and mandate to produce in-depth, comprehensive economic research, engaging with a wide range of communities of interest and population groups in New Zealand society, typically over a 12-18-month timeframe.
To find out more and to apply: See the job advert here.
Job vacancy: Senior advisor
Support the development of high profile inquiries, deep dive into topics, and develop your problem solving skills
You will be a capable and developing professional with a broad range of subject matter expertise. Given the breadth of the role this could include, but not be limited to, public policy analysis, economics, quantitative and/or qualitative methodologies. You will love working across a wide range of contexts, learning new things, creative problem solving and seeing the bigger picture.
You will be working in an independent Crown entity where you will provide advice to the Government and to the New Zealand public on improving productivity in a way that is directed to supporting the overall well-being of all New Zealanders.
The Commission conducts inquiries on a diverse range of contemporary issues selected by the Government. Its unique role stems from its ability and mandate to produce in-depth, comprehensive economic research, engaging with a wide range of communities of interest and population groups in New Zealand society, typically over a 12-18-month timeframe.
To find out more and to apply: See the job advert here.