Strategic Communications Advisor - Data-Driven Storytelling

University of Auckland; Auckland; Hybrid; NZD 87,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid/remote working patterns

5 weeks annual leave

Up to 6.75% superannuation

Professional development opportunities

On-site childcare support

Parental leave benefits

Job summary

University of Auckland’s Communications team seeks a Strategic Communications Adviser to shape how we communicate our impact and strengthen our reputation globally. You’ll craft clear stories, support strategic initiatives, and manage communications in time-sensitive situations.

You’ll work with senior leaders, translate complex content for varied audiences, and contribute to issues management while collaborating with diverse stakeholders across WaipapaTaumataRau and the University.

Qualifications

• Clear, concise writing for diverse audiences.
• Ability to translate technical or strategic content for broad audiences.
• Experience supporting issues management and crisis communications.

Responsibilities

• Turn complex ideas into clear, engaging stories for internal and external audiences.
• Support strategic initiatives and position the University’s reputation nationally and internationally.
• Develop leadership communications, institutional announcements and messaging.
• Collaborate with subject matter experts to craft compelling communications solutions.

Skills

Exceptional writing

Editing

Storytelling

Crisis communications

Stakeholder engagement

Data-informed planning

Content development

Education

Bachelor's degree in Communications or related field

Job description

University of Auckland’s Communications team seeks a Strategic Communications Adviser to shape how we communicate our impact and strengthen our reputation globally. You’ll craft clear stories, support strategic initiatives, and manage communications in time-sensitive situations.

You’ll work with senior leaders, translate complex content for varied audiences, and contribute to issues management while collaborating with diverse stakeholders across WaipapaTaumataRau and the University.