Principal Advisor ' Programme Monitoring & Investment Management
Wellington
Category Consultancy Jobs
Fantastic work-life balance with flexibility Additional Wellbeing & Ministry leave days Scenic Waterfront Wellington CBD Location He kupu m mtou Te Manat Waka | About Ministry of Transport Te Manat Waka, Ministry of Transport, is the system leader for the transport sector whether it's on land, at sea, in the air, or connecting Aotearoa to the world. We are the government's principal adviser on transport policy, regulation and investment and play a crucial role in ensuring the transport system is working to improve the prosperity for New Zealanders. At Te Manat Waka, we pride ourselves on being a small, agile, and friendly Ministry, which maintains a work culture based on our values ' Bold, Invested and Collaborative.
Our modern offices located in the heart of the waterfront further enhances the Ministry's working environment. Ng whakamrama m te tnga | About the opportunity The Principal Adviser will provide intellectual and people leadership to enable the development and delivery of high-quality programme monitoring and investment management advice to Ministers and senior leaders. Key responsibilities include: Leading complex procurements and contract management activities across major projects, programmes and/or initiatives.
Leading the Ministry's programme monitoring and assurance activities across major projects, including the Government's Policy Statement on land transport (GPS) and programmes and/or initiatives. Providing commercial advice to senior leaders, Ministers and stakeholders. Supporting the development of the Ministry's lifecycle approach to project/programme and portfolio management and ensuring the above functional responsibilities contribute to and enhance the Ministry's role in this area.
Building and maintaining effective relationships with key internal and external stakeholders to inform advice, enhance the Ministry's transport sector leadership position, and inform stakeholders of relevant issues. Te whi ki a koe | What you'll bring Experience operating at a Principal Adviser level with experience in coaching and mentoring staff. Experience in developing monitoring frameworks, performance measurement and driving efficiency.
Financial capability with experience in budget, contract management and appropriation management. Experience leading people and projects in a commercial environment, demonstrating your understanding and ability to manage incentives and risk allocation. Experience providing advice on governance and performance at a senior level (i.
e. to Ministers, Chief Executives and/or second tier managers and key stakeholders). An ability to gain a 'Confidential' clearance (click here to find out more about the national security vetting process and access the eligibility self-check tool).
Te whi ki a mtou | What we offer Supportive and flexible work environment, individual development plans, Additional Ministry leave days A range of health and wellbeing benefits including wellbeing days and an annual wellne.
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