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Queenstown Lakes District Council in New Zealand’s Otago region is seeking a Project Coordinator to support the Economic Futures team. You’ll drive the smooth delivery of projects and programmes that shape long-term economic outcomes for our district, blending administration, coordination and relationship-building in a dynamic community.
This role involves workshops, budget oversight, procurement and MOUs, and building strong stakeholder partnerships across QLDC, government agencies and the
Project Coordinator (Economic Development)
Live, work and play in Aotearoa New Zealand’s most spectacular setting.
No two days at Queenstown Lakes District Council are the same. Every day we provide services, facilities and programmes essential to the health and wellbeing of our people and environment, while stepping up to the challenges and opportunities that come with being New Zealand’s fastest growing territorial authority.
We’re proud to be QLDC. Our people are motivated by a shared purpose driven by care, connection and community. All our roles are at the heart of a dynamic and diverse set of communities where you will be making a genuine difference every day. Join us.
The Economic Futures team work to support tourism be a force for good, diversify our economy and facilitate events we can be proud of. We’re looking for a Project Coordinator to support delivery across the Economic Futures team and portfolio.
What you’ll be doing / He aha te mahi
You’ll play a key role in driving the smooth delivery of projects and programmes that support long-term economic outcomes for our district. This role blends administration, coordination and relationship-building — ideal for someone who enjoys variety, collaboration, and contributing to meaningful work that supports our community.
The role will involve:
What you’ll bring to the role / Ko wai to Pukeka
You’ll bring a mix of project coordination skills, curiosity, and confidence working with diverse stakeholders. You enjoy improving systems, helping others be organised, and contributing to work that strengthens community wellbeing.
To best succeed in this role, you’ll have:
What we offer / Ko a matou whakaratoka
We are proud to offer a comprehensive benefits package that supports your health, wellbeing, and professional growth, including:
Applications close: Thursday, 17 September
Please note we will review and process applications as they come through; we encourage your early application.