Campaigns Manager

Animals Aotearoa; New Zealand; Remote; NZD 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

Animals Aotearoa is seeking a skilled campaigner to join our team. The role is part-time with the possibility to extend to full-time in 2027. Our focus is corporate campaigns to secure high-value welfare commitments from food brands, and a political campaign to ban octopus farming.

We value a flat structure and flexible, self-directed working arrangements. Training and support are provided, and contractors work remotely, paid the same rate, with a commitment to transparency and collaboration.

Job description

About the Role

Animals Aotearoa is looking for a skilled campaigner to join our team.

At Animals Aotearoa, we value a flat structure and encourage all types of working arrangements. If any aspect of this role sounds like something you'd enjoy and can manage in a self-directed manner (training and support provided), we encourage you to apply.

This role is part‑time with the possibility to extend to full‑time in 2027.

About Animals Aotearoa

Animals Aotearoa is a registered charity run based on effective altruism principles. Our strategy focuses on improving the welfare of farmed animals in neglected/underserved areas, where changes impact many individuals and alleviate significant suffering, using methods with a proven track record of creating tractable change.

Our current focus is corporate campaigns to secure high‑value welfare commitments from food brands, and a political campaign to get octopus farming banned legally. We're looking for an additional campaigner to add capacity to our team

Animals Aotearoa is led by a dedicated board, and day‑to‑day operations are managed by a small team of contractors. Our contractors work remotely, collectively at the same level, and are paid the same rate. We value transparency, honesty, constructive feedback, and flexible working arrangements. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply, even if they meet only part of the job criteria.

For more information, visit Animals Aotearoa.