Senior Policy Analyst, Payments Policy & Regulation

New Zealand Government; Wellington; On-site; NZD 129,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working

Wellness package

Public transport subsidy

Parental leave provisions

Learning and development opportunities

Fitness passport

Social networking and sporting活动

Job summary

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is seeking a Senior Analyst in its Payments Policy team, Wellington or Auckland based, to shape policy and regulatory frameworks that support faster payments, greater innovation, and better outcomes for all New Zealanders.

You will engage with government and industry stakeholders, lead analysis and research, and provide advice to policy makers and present material to internal working groups and advisory groups.

Qualifications

• At least four years of professional experience in public policy, regulation, or a related area.
• Tertiary qualification in economics/finance/law and/or public policy.
• Collaborative approach with the ability to identify and influence key audiences.
• Strong analytical and conceptual skills.
• Excellent relationship management with external stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Engage and collaborate with a range of internal and external stakeholders across government and industry.
• Contribute to the development of policy to ensure it is practical, robust and fit for purpose.
• Contribute to and at times lead analysis, research, and project work to support policy, regulation, and legislation.

Skills

Public policy experience

Policy analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Analytical thinking

Relationship management

Education

Economics/Finance/Law or Public policy degree

Job description

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is seeking a Senior Analyst in its Payments Policy team, Wellington or Auckland based, to shape policy and regulatory frameworks that support faster payments, greater innovation, and better outcomes for all New Zealanders.

You will engage with government and industry stakeholders, lead analysis and research, and provide advice to policy makers and present material to internal working groups and advisory groups.