Network Engineer - ARISTA

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$135000.00 - AU$150000.00 per annum

A leading Financial Services provider is seeking a Network Security Engineer with strong Arista experience to join their team on a permanent basis.

You will be joining a stable, collaborative team environment who manage the support, delivery and high availability of a number of critical core networks. In this fast-paced role you will be responsible for the support, configuration and troubleshooting of their fleet of Arista switches along with F5 load balancers (LTM, GTM, ASM etc) and Palo Alto firewalls across both BAU / Operations and project initiatives.

To be successful in this role you will need:

  • Tertiary qualifications and/or relevant vendor certifications (Cisco, Palo Alto or F5)
  • Demonstrated network engineering delivery experience gained within large, complex environments with advanced knowledge of BGP and OSPF
  • Proven experience supporting Arista routers and switches
  • Advanced knowledge and experience designing, supporting and troubleshooting F5 (LTM, GTM, ASM, AFM, APM)
  • Strong knowledge and experience supporting Palo Alto firewalls
  • Superior troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Strong teamwork skills with the ability to work independently as required

This is a Sydney based role and requires candidates to attend the office three days per week.

An attractive salary package is on offer. To be excited for this exciting opportunity, please apply online today.

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Network Engineer (Firewall)

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • AU$170000 - AU$180000 per annum + super + 10% bonus

Our Client:

Our client is a globally recognised entertainment organisation operating at enterprise scale, with a strong focus on innovation, security, and continuous improvement. They operate across multiple regions, supporting complex infrastructure and a dynamic, evolving technology environment. You’ll be joining a high-performing global team where security and standardisation are key priorities.

The Role:

This is a hands-on Network Security Engineer role with global ownership of firewall and network security standards. You’ll take responsibility for reviewing, standardising, and scaling security configurations across multiple regions, while working closely with global stakeholders.

It’s a high-impact role where you’ll balance BAU and project work, contribute to new office deployments, and help shape the future of network security across the organisation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Standardise firewall configurations and security practices globally
  • Design, deploy, and support Palo Alto firewall environments
  • Define and maintain Network Access Control (NAC) strategy (Cisco ISE)
  • Implement 802.1x and certificate-based authentication (PKI)
  • Own and maintain security documentation, standards, and runbooks
  • Ensure consistency across regions for deployments and configurations
  • Support new office/network setups and infrastructure scaling
  • Drive security logging, SIEM integration, and monitoring capability
  • Act as escalation point for complex network security issues
  • Collaborate with global engineering, SOC, and infrastructure teams

    Skills & Experience:

  • 5+ years experience in network/security engineering
  • Strong hands-on experience with Palo Alto firewalls
  • Cisco networking background (routing/switching)
  • Experience with NAC (Cisco ISE) and authentication protocols (802.1x)
  • Exposure to PKI / certificate-based authentication
  • Solid understanding of network security, segmentation, and Zero Trust
  • Experience working in fast-paced, evolving environments
  • Strong communication and documentation skills

    Nice to have:

  • PCNSE, CCNP Security or similar certifications
  • Experience with SIEM, logging, and security monitoring

    Benefits & Additional Information:

  • Hybrid working – 3 days in office + Friday half-day & WFH
  • Exposure to global teams across AU & US
  • High-impact role with ownership and autonomy
  • Work in a fast-paced, evolving environment with real influence
  • Strong collaboration and learning opportunities within engineering teams
  • Finish at 1pm every friday

    How to apply:

    If you’re looking for a role where you can step into a global environment, take ownership of network security architecture and work on meaningful security initiatives – this is a standout opportunity.

    Apply now or reach out to Sienna Coate Thompson at Talent International for a confidential chat.

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Principal Solution Architect - HR

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

A leading Financial Services organisation is seeking an experienced Principal Solution Architect with strong HR domain knowledge to join their team on a permanent basis.

Working within a high-performing Solution Architecture practice, you will partner closely with senior stakeholders across People, Corporate Affairs & Community (CAC), Technology and broader enterprise functions to drive strategic architecture outcomes across a large and complex environment.

This is a highly visible leadership role focused on shaping and delivering end-to-end technology solutions across key People & Culture initiatives spanning Talent Acquisition, Core HR, Payroll, Learning & Development, Employee Services, Workplace Relations and Digital Enablement. You will play a critical role in driving AI adoption, modernisation and transformation initiatives across the broader HR technology landscape.

Operating as a trusted advisor to the business, you will be responsible for defining and socialising architecture strategy, execution roadmaps and future-state solution designs aligned to enterprise objectives. You will also provide governance, architectural oversight and leadership across multiple transformation initiatives while mentoring and leading a team of Solution Architects.

This role requires a hands-on leader who combines strong enterprise architecture capability with exceptional stakeholder engagement and influencing skills. You will work closely with senior executives and business leaders to support investment decisions, drive simplification initiatives and uplift organisational capability across Data & AI.

To be successful in this role, you will bring extensive Solution Architecture experience within large, complex enterprise environments together with strong exposure to HR and People & Culture domains. Experience designing and implementing enterprise Data & AI solutions within production environments will be highly regarded.

To be considered for this role you will need:

  • Tertiary qualifications and/or relevant industry certifications (e.g. TOGAF)
  • Extensive Solution Architecture leadership experience within large enterprise organisations
  • Strong experience across HR, People & Culture or workforce-related technology domains with proven experience working with HR technology platforms and enterprise people systems
  • Experience designing and implementing enterprise-scale Data & AI solutions would be highly regarded
  • Exceptional stakeholder engagement, influencing and communication skills
  • Experience partnering with executive-level business and technology stakeholders
  • Strong people leadership capability with experience mentoring or leading architecture teams
  • Experience driving simplification, modernisation and transformation initiatives
  • Strong understanding of architecture governance, security, risk and compliance requirements
  • The ability to navigate complex enterprise environments and manage competing stakeholder priorities
  • A pragmatic and commercially focused approach to problem solving and decision making

This is an outstanding opportunity to join a major enterprise organisation undertaking significant investment across People, Data & AI and digital transformation initiatives. An attractive salary package, annual performance bonus and flexible hybrid working arrangements are on offer for the successful candidate.

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Project Manager ( Electrical & Communication - Defence)

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Project Manager (Electrical & Communication – Defence)

About the Opportunity

Our client is expanding their Defence division and is seeking an experienced Project Manager to support the delivery of large scale electrical installation and fit out projects across NSW. This is a growth hire, driven by an increasing pipeline of work within a nationally recognised Defence program.

The successful candidate will join a national team delivering multiple projects across Defence sites. This role offers the opportunity to work closely with Defence stakeholders and contribute to the ongoing growth of the business.

Australian Citizens are encouraged to apply, with sponsorship support available for obtaining security clearance where required. NV1 clearance is highly regarded.

The Role

You will manage 2-3 concurrent Defence projects while supporting the successful delivery of electrical installation, fit out, and building services works.

You will have regular client engagement and travel across project sites as required. All travel costs will be covered.

You will also play a key role in mentoring junior team members and supporting broader business growth initiatives within the Defence portfolio.

Key Responsibilities

* Manage the end-to-end delivery of electrical installation and fit out projects
* Oversee project delivery from estimation and planning through to commissioning and handover
* Coordinate electricians, subcontractors, suppliers, procurement, and scheduling activities
* Prepare estimates, variations, and support tender submissions
* Monitor and revise project budgets, forecasts, and project performance
* Ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget
* Manage project commencement, stakeholder engagement, and site mobilisation activities
* Work collaboratively with Commonwealth stakeholders and Defence clients
* Support and mentor junior team members
* Assist in identifying and developing new business opportunities

Essential Requirements, Non Negotiable

To be considered for this opportunity, candidates must meet all of the below criteria:

* Australian Citizenship is mandatory
* Must be able to successfully pass a full Police Check and Defence related background screening
* Must have a hands-on Electrical background with trade qualifications
* Must have previous experience working as a Project Manager delivering electrical installation, fit out, construction, or building services projects
* Must have practical experience understanding, estimating, quoting, and managing electrical project delivery
* Experience managing electrical subcontractors, site teams, and project schedules is essential

Applications that do not align with the above requirements will not be considered.

About You

To be successful in this role, you will demonstrate strong project management capability along with the ability to thrive in a fast-paced and high-pressure environment.

You will also bring:

* Previous experience delivering Defence, commercial construction, fit out, or large-scale electrical projects
* Strong understanding of electrical project delivery methodologies and site operations
* Experience managing multiple concurrent projects
* Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
* Strong organisational and problem-solving abilities
* The ability to manage workload priorities effectively under pressure
* A collaborative and professional approach with strong personal values and cultural fit

Background

Candidates will ideally come from an electrical contracting, construction, building services, or electrical fit out background.

Security Clearance

* NV1 clearance is preferred
* Australian Citizenship is required
* Sponsorship support for Defence clearance processes can be provided for suitable candidates

Working Arrangements

* Based in North Shore
* 1 day per week working from home
* On-site client engagement expected as part of the role

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Associate Finance Director

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Associate Finance Director, Research

An opportunity has opened with a leading organisation in the higher education sector for an experienced Associate Finance Director to support a large and complex research environment. This role sits within a major academic faculty supporting a broad portfolio of research activity across multiple health and scientific disciplines.

This area collaborates closely with hospital networks and is currently developing shared infrastructure with Local Health Districts and university partners, creating a highly strategic environment that sits at the intersection of research, academia and healthcare.

This is a permanent opportunity offering the chance to play a key leadership role within a growing and evolving research environment, with significant scope to influence strategy, partnerships and long-term financial outcomes.

Key responsibilities

* Act as a strategic finance partner to senior stakeholders including Academics, Heads of School, faculty managers and executive leadership

* Support major infrastructure initiatives through financial modelling, investment analysis and business case development

* Provide financial governance and oversight across research funding and philanthropic contributions

* Partner with academic and research leaders to support the continued growth of the research portfolio

* Identify opportunities for efficiency, improved ways of working and continuous improvement across finance processes

* Collaborate across a complex stakeholder environment including academic leaders, hospital partners and external organisations

* Provide leadership and guidance to finance team members while working closely with the broader finance function

About the team

The role will lead a small team of finance professionals including finance managers and junior staff, while partnering with a wide range of stakeholders across the research and academic environment.

About you

* 15+ years of finance experience within complex organisations

* Proven experience partnering with executive or senior leadership stakeholders

* Strong financial modelling, commercial analysis and business case development capability

* Demonstrated leadership experience managing and developing finance teams

* Strong communication skills with the ability to influence and engage senior stakeholders

* Ability to navigate complex environments and work effectively within structured governance frameworks

* A collaborative and pragmatic approach, able to challenge constructively while maintaining strong relationships

* CPA or CA qualification preferred

This opportunity would suit a commercially minded finance leader who combines strong technical capability with excellent stakeholder engagement and strategic thinking. It offers the chance to make a meaningful impact within a highly respected organisation while helping shape the future direction of a significant research portfolio.

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HR Business Partner // Hybrid // Contract to Permanent

  • Australia
  • Sydney
  • Permanent
  • + superannuation

Silverwater, NSW | Hybrid working
Immediate start | Contract until December 2026
Strong potential to become permanent in January 2027
Monday to Friday | Minto site attendance 1 day per fortnight

Why this role stands out

Genuine contract-to-permanent opportunity
Start in a contract role through to the end of December 2026, with strong potential to convert to a permanent position in January 2027.

Hybrid flexibility with operational variety
You’ll be based out of Silverwater with hybrid working available, while staying connected to the operational workforce through regular site attendance, including Minto one day per fortnight.

Hands-on HR role with real business impact
This is a practical HR Business Partner role where you’ll work closely with operational leaders, support frontline teams and help managers navigate real people matters in a fair, commercial and consistent way.

About the business

Our client is a global technology organisation operating across road safety, transport and mobility services. They partner with government and commercial customers to deliver technology-led solutions that support safer, more efficient movement across communities.

The business operates in a highly regulated, operational environment and supports a large, field-based workforce across NSW.

The opportunity

This is a great opportunity for an experienced HR Business Partner who enjoys operational environments, employee relations and working closely with leaders who need practical, timely advice.

Based out of Silverwater with hybrid working available, you’ll support NSW operations across a large casual and field-based workforce. You’ll also work from the Minto location one day per fortnight, helping you stay connected to the teams you support.

The role covers a broad mix of employee relations, investigations, disciplinary matters, workforce planning, onboarding, HR operations, reporting, performance processes, employment documentation and contract administration.

What you’ll be doing

You’ll act as a trusted HR partner to operational leaders, supervisors and employees across NSW. The focus is on providing clear, practical and consistent HR support in a fast-moving workforce environment.

Your day-to-day will include:

  • Advising managers and supervisors on employee relations matters, including conduct, performance, attendance, grievances and disciplinary issues
  • Supporting and conducting workplace investigations
  • Coaching leaders through difficult conversations, documentation and procedural fairness
  • Supporting a large casual, shift-based and field-based workforce
  • Preparing HR advice, correspondence, case notes, investigation summaries and disciplinary documentation
  • Managing HR operations activity, including employee records, employment documentation, onboarding support, reporting and data integrity
  • Using HR systems to support onboarding, employee updates, HR transactions and reporting
  • Partnering with Talent Acquisition, Payroll, Safety, Compliance and Operations to resolve workforce matters
  • Supporting cyclical HR activity, including performance reviews, engagement surveys, development planning and employee communications
  • Identifying workforce trends, risks and opportunities for process improvement

What you’ll bring

You’ll suit this role if you’re a confident HR practitioner who can build trust quickly, give balanced advice and stay calm when dealing with sensitive or complex matters.

We’re looking for someone with:

  • Experience in HR business partnering, employee relations or HR operations
  • Strong experience managing ER matters such as investigations, disciplinary processes, grievances, attendance, performance and conduct issues
  • Experience supporting casual, shift-based, field-based, multi-site or operational workforces
  • Strong written communication skills, particularly around case notes, HR advice, correspondence and investigation documentation
  • The confidence to coach managers through people issues in a clear and practical way
  • Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage confidential information appropriately
  • Experience using HR systems, with Workday experience highly regarded
  • Strong stakeholder management skills across HR, Operations, Payroll, Safety, Compliance and Talent Acquisition

Experience in transport, infrastructure, field services, government services, logistics, outsourced services or another compliance-driven environment would be highly regarded.

What you’ll need

  • Minimum 3+ years’ experience in HR, ideally across business partnering, employee relations or HR operations
  • Relevant qualification in Human Resources, Business, Psychology, Employee Relations, Law or similar, or equivalent practical experience
  • Full, unrestricted Australian driver’s licence
  • Ability to work from the Minto location one day per fortnight
  • Ability to travel occasionally to Melbourne and regional NSW depots
  • Ability to complete required pre-employment and ongoing checks, including police checks, driving history checks, medical and fitness-for-work assessments

Why apply?

This role would suit an HRBP who likes being close to the action, someone who is comfortable supporting frontline leaders, enjoys ER and wants a role with variety, pace and impact.

You’ll be joining a well-established organisation with a strong operational footprint and a genuine opportunity for the role to become permanent in early 2027.

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Infrastructure Engineer

  • Australia
  • Adelaide
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable
  • Infrastructure Engineer
  • Full Time Permanent Role
  • Adelaide Based Position

You’ll design, deploy, and support Azure, Microsoft 365, virtualisation, and on-premises environments while contributing to projects, migrations, managed services, and technical leadership. Ideal for an experienced Infrastructure Engineer seeking variety and growth.

Responsibilities:

  • Design and deploy server, storage and virtualisation solutions aligned to client requirements and industry best practices
  • Perform migrations to cloud platforms, including Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365, ensuring minimal disruption and optimal performance
  • Develop and maintain high-quality technical documentation including low-level designs and as-builts
  • Proactive administration of on-premise and cloud infrastructure including the deployment of patches, firmware updates, and configuration changes in accordance with established change management processes
  • Monitor infrastructure health using monitoring tools, and respond to alerts to ensure system availability, performance, and security
  • Provide L2/L3 support, root-cause analysis and incident response
  • Assist with training, mentoring, and support L1/L2 ICT Support Engineers.
  • Collaborate with pre-sales teams to design solutions and contribute to client-facing presentations and technical discussions

Qualifications:

  • 4+ years’ experience in infrastructure engineering within an MSP, integrator or enterprise environment
  • Strong understanding of Windows Server (2016/2019/2022) Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy
  • Strong understanding of VMware vSphere and/or Microsoft Hyper-V
  • Sound knowledge of Storage solutions (SAN/NAS) and backup platforms
  • Strong understanding of Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure, and Entra ID (Azure AD)
  • Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (VLANs, routing, firewalls)
  • Hands-on experience with RMM/PSA platforms (Autotask, Datto, Kaseya, etc.)
  • Excellent communication skills and a customer-first mindset
  • Familiarity with cybersecurity frameworks (ASD Essential Eight preferred)

Nice to Have

  • Experience contributing to or delivering infrastructure projects within structured project frameworks
  • Relevant certifications (Microsoft, VMware, Veeam, or equivalent)
  • Scripting/automation experience (PowerShell, Python, Ansible)
  • Exposure to in-vehicle computing or operational technology environments

Apply now or reach out to Ivan Aureus at 0480 806 152 for a chat.

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Product Owner

  • Australia
  • Adelaide
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Product Owner
Adelaide, SA
18-Month Fixed-Term Engagement
Australian Working Rights Required (No Visa Sponsorship Available)

We’re seeking an experienced Product Owner to lead product backlog management and drive the delivery of customer-focused digital solutions within an Agile environment.

In this role, you’ll collaborate with stakeholders across the business to define priorities, shape product roadmaps, manage backlogs, and translate business needs into actionable user stories. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality outcomes while ensuring alignment with strategic objectives.

What you’ll bring:

  • Experience as a Product Owner, Product Manager, or similar role
  • Strong backlog management and prioritisation skills
  • Agile delivery experience (Scrum/SAFe preferred)
  • Exceptional stakeholder engagement and communication skills
  • Ability to translate business and customer needs into product requirements
  • Experience working with cross-functional delivery teams in a fast-paced environment

If you’re passionate about delivering customer value and driving product success, we’d love to hear from you.

For more details, reach out to Shilpa Sharma at 08 8228 1501 // shilpa.sharma@talentinternational.com

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Manager Cyber Security Operations Centre

  • Australia
  • Melbourne
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable
  • Permanent Position
  • Clayton Location | Hybrid Working Arrangement
  • SOC/CSOC | SIEM | Threat Detection & Hunting

The Role

This is a senior operational leadership role responsible for the performance, coordination, and continuous improvement of a 24×7 Cyber Security Operations Centre (CSOC) within a large, complex, and globally connected higher education environment. As Manager, Cyber Security Operations Centre, you will drive operational excellence across detection, response, cyber investigations, and CSIRT functions, ensuring these capabilities operate in a cohesive, efficient, and risk-aligned manner.

You will standardise and uplift the CSOC operating model, own end-to-end performance including KPIs and service metrics, and act as the senior escalation point during major cyber incidents. This role operates across multiple countries, partnering with international campuses, globally distributed teams, and cross-border technology and security partners to ensure consistent security operations and risk posture across all jurisdictions. Working across technology, risk, governance, and external partners, you will translate complex cyber concepts into clear, actionable insights for senior stakeholders, and position the CSOC to respond effectively to an evolving threat landscape spanning cloud, identity, SaaS, supply chain, and AI-enabled risks.

Key Responsibilities

  • Drive operational excellence across the CSOC, standardising the operating model, uplifting service delivery maturity, and ensuring detection, response, CSIRT, and investigation functions operate cohesively across domestic and international jurisdictions.
  • Own end-to-end CSOC performance, defining KPIs, managing service metrics, producing data-driven reporting, and leading continuous improvement initiatives that deliver measurable outcomes across a globally distributed environment.
  • Act as senior escalation lead during major cyber incidents, providing coordination, executive communication, and decision support across complex, high-pressure scenarios spanning multiple countries and time zones.
  • Lead strategic stakeholder engagement, presenting operational risk posture, performance outcomes, and cyber threat intelligence to senior audiences in a clear, accessible, and actionable format.
  • Establish and maintain robust governance, compliance, and third-party accountability frameworks, ensuring the CSOC aligns with regulatory obligations, security standards (ISO 27001/27002, NIST, CIS, MITRE ATT&CK), and strategic priorities across all operating jurisdictions.

Skills & Experience Required

  • Proven experience leading or managing a Security Operations Centre (SOC/CSOC) in a complex enterprise environment, including geographically distributed, multi-country, or 24×7 team structures.
  • Strong expertise across detection, response, investigation, and CSIRT functions, with a demonstrated ability to standardise, mature, and continuously improve SOC capabilities across international environments.
  • Demonstrated ownership of CSOC performance, including KPI definition, service metrics, and delivering clear, data-driven reporting to executive and senior stakeholders.
  • Deep understanding of security frameworks and standards (ISO 27001/27002, NIST, CIS) and familiarity with MITRE ATT&CK, modern threat landscapes, and cloud, identity, SaaS, and AI-enabled risk vectors.
  • Strong communication and influencing skills, with the ability to translate technical cyber security issues into risk-based insights and present confidently to senior leadership and governance forums across diverse, global stakeholder communities.

What’s in it for You

  • Permanent ongoing position.
  • Clayton location with hybrid working arrangements.
  • High-impact operational leadership role at the centre of a 24×7 CSOC, with genuine scope to shape and uplift the function across a complex, multi-country environment.
  • Work within a large, purpose-driven institution with a globally connected footprint spanning multiple countries, cloud, identity, and emerging AI risk vectors.

Apply today and Jimmy Nguyen will reach out to disclose further information.

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Solution Architect

  • New Zealand
  • Auckland
  • Permanent
  • 15% bonus + health, income protection & additional benefits

Auckland CBD | Hybrid (3 days in office, 2 days WFH)

Join a global SaaS organisation powering customer engagement and loyalty experiences for some of the world’s most recognised brands.

Talent’s client is looking for an experienced Solution Architect to help shape the future of a large-scale customer engagement platform used by hundreds of millions of consumers worldwide. This is a strategic role that sits at the intersection of Product, Engineering, and Architecture, influencing how complex technology decisions are made while helping teams deliver scalable, customer-focused solutions.

You’ll work across domains including loyalty, rewards, messaging, personalisation, identity, consent, and consumer profiling, partnering closely with senior Product and Engineering leaders to solve meaningful business challenges and guide platform evolution.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Partner with Product and Engineering leadership to shape technology strategy and roadmap decisions.
  • Lead architectural thinking from problem discovery through to solution delivery.
  • Provide guidance and oversight across cloud-native, distributed systems and integration solutions.
  • Identify risks, trade-offs, and opportunities early in the development lifecycle.
  • Define architectural guardrails, standards, and best practices.
  • Influence senior stakeholders and challenge thinking constructively to drive better outcomes.
  • Help shape approaches to AI-assisted engineering and architecture practices as the business continues to evolve.
  • Collaborate closely with Architecture, Security, Cloud, and Engineering teams to ensure solutions are scalable, secure, and fit for purpose.

What We’re Looking For

  • 2+ years’ experience as a Solution Architect, Platform Architect, or Software Architect.
  • Strong background designing web-based backend and integration solutions.
  • Experience designing cloud-native, distributed systems in modern cloud environments.
  • Previous software engineering or development experience with the ability to engage credibly with technical teams.
  • Proven experience partnering with Product Managers, Engineering Managers, and senior stakeholders.
  • Strong communication skills with the ability to explain complex concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.
  • A pragmatic approach to architecture, balancing long-term vision with business realities.

Nice to Have

  • Experience within SaaS or platform-based organisations.
  • Exposure to domains such as loyalty, rewards, personalisation, messaging, identity, consent, or customer data platforms.
  • Experience with Azure/.NET environments (although other cloud and technology backgrounds are welcomed).
  • Experience improving architecture practices, governance, or operating models.
  • Exposure to AI-assisted software development and engineering practices.


About You

You’ll be someone who enjoys influencing rather than directing, building trusted relationships across teams, and bringing fresh perspectives to complex challenges. You’re comfortable navigating ambiguity, balancing competing priorities, and helping teams make sound technology decisions without becoming a bottleneck.

What’s In It For You?

  • 15% Short-Term Incentive (STI) bonus based on individual and company performance
  • Hybrid working model with flexibility built in.
  • Additional paid wellness leave each year.
  • Birthday leave.
  • Annual learning and development budget.
  • Free access to online learning platforms.
  • Work-from-home setup allowance.
  • Fully funded health insurance.
  • Life and income protection insurance.
  • Subsidised parking.
  • Social club, volunteering initiatives, and regular team events.
  • Summer hours programme.
  • Modern Auckland CBD office.

If you’re passionate about shaping technology strategy, influencing product direction, and helping engineering teams solve meaningful problems at scale, we’d love to hear from you.

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Senior Advisor - Sector Finance

  • New Zealand
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Are you passionate about economic development and growth, and unlocking opportunities?

We’re seeking a Senior Advisor that can contribute and shape programmes that can mobilise and strengthen investment solutions in the Pacific.

In this role, based in central Wellington, you’ll apply your expertise to instigate investment initiatives that align with international development initiatives.

You’ll bring experience across micro and blended finance arenas; impact investing, sustainable finance, or private/philanthropic capital partnerships. You’ll have an overlay of experience within the Pacific or the international development space.

In addition, you’ll have a solid understanding of the machinery of government, international development policy, and able to contribute and build relationships in all environments.

In return you’ll be joining a team that undertakes work with impact and makes a positive difference. There may be some travel required to the Pacific, and you will need to be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident to be considered.

If this sounds like an opportunity that aligns with you, please contact John Keith on 021 205 3252 or Jacaleen Williams on 021 732 996 for more information.

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Senior Advisor - Digital Programmes

  • New Zealand
  • Permanent
  • Negotiable

Are you passionate about the potential of digital development and transformation in sustainable development?

We’re seeking a Senior Advisor that can support the delivery of digital programmes, in partnership with public and private sector organisations, across priority sectors within Pacific communities.

In this role, based in central Wellington, you’ll apply your expertise to lead the development and implementation of digital transformation programmes, including connectivity, digital services, and telecommunications.

You’ll bring experience across digital transformation projects, particularly those that help shape economic growth. You’ll have an overlay of experience within the Pacific or the international development space.

In addition, you’ll have a solid understanding of the machinery of government, international development policy, and able to contribute and build relationships in all environments.

In return you’ll be joining a team that undertakes work with impact and makes a positive difference. There may be some travel required to the Pacific, and you will need to be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident to be considered.

If this sounds like an opportunity that aligns with you, please contact John Keith on 021 205 3252 or Jacaleen Williams on 021 732 996 for more information.

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