Data Analyst - Regulatory Data & Statistics

Assist this impactful public institution in the financial system with the production, analysis, and dissemination of high‑quality data and statistics that inform critical decisions and public outcomes.

Thie is an hourly rate contract role until the end of April 27.
The opportunityYou’ll be a trusted expert who ensures data is accurate, timely, and fit‑for‑purpose, while continuously improving how information is collected, produced, and shared. You’ll collaborate across teams, provide clear advice to technical and non‑technical stakeholders.

What you’ll do

• Lead the timely creation, analysis, and dissemination of key datasets and outputs that feed into regular publications and reports
• Champion data quality and risk management: identify issues, mitigate risks in the production cycle, and drive process improvements.
• Evolve methods and collections: contribute to new data collections and improved dissemination approaches.
• Advise and enable: provide expert guidance on understanding and using data, tailored to diverse audiences; mentor colleagues to build capability.
• Collaborate for impact: work ‘one team’ across the organisation and with external partners to deliver the best outcomes.

What you’ll bring

• Experience producing, analysing, and disseminating data or statistics.
• High proficiency in Excel; experience with Power BI, R, Python and/or SQL is an advantage.
• Understanding of financial/economic and or banking data and strong analytical attention to detail.
• Proven ability to translate complex analysis for non‑technical audiences and manage stakeholder relationships.
• Degree in statistics, data science, economics, finance or similar.

How to Apply

This is an immediate need so we will be assessing and interviewing candidates from now until we have placed the role so do apply now by submitting your CV and a cover letter.

If you have any questions, please call Phillipa McDonald on [021 429 909](tel:021 429 909).
 
Please note applications will only be accepted by people who are legally entitled to work in New Zealand.