Job Description
Privacy is precious - help protect it
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner is Aotearoa New Zealand's privacy regulator, protecting the taonga that is personal information. Our mahi addresses systemic and population-scale privacy issues, increases good privacy practice, and champions the privacy rights of all New Zealanders. We work in partnership with Maori to take a te ao Maori perspective on privacy, engaging and empowering people and communities who are more vulnerable to serious privacy harm.
Ko ta matou mahi - The role
This is an early career graduate role with great development and progression opportunities. Location is in our Wellington CBD offices.
Our team is on the frontline spearheading OPC's regulatory response both at an agency and at system-wide level. The work is complex and challenging, with no two cases the same.
You will be assessing and responding to privacy breach notifications, providing support to agencies on how to manage and respond to privacy breaches and supporting investigations and our audit and assurance workstreams.
Indicative base salary range is $58,000 - $75,000, with actual pay based on relevant experience and qualifications.
Nga pumanawatanga ou - What you bring
Relevant tertiary qualification (preferred)
Interest in working in a regulatory environment
Enjoys navigating complexity and ambiguity
Really solid written and verbal communication skills
Effective time management, a methodical approach to work and great attention to detail
Able to take and respond positively to feedback and coaching
Privacy experience is not a pre-requisite but an interest in privacy is.
Te painga o te mahi tahi me matou - what this role offers
Engaging, interesting work
Friendly and inclusive culture
Three days paid Commissioner leave between Christmas and New Year
Work-life balance with flexible working options
At work support for learning te reo Maori and tikanga practices
We are committed to providing a workplace where people feel valued and respected. Diversity makes us stronger and we seek to attract and foster diversity of background, thought and experience.
Me pehea te tono - how to apply:
Applications must be made on Seek
In addition to your CV, your application must be accompanied by a covering letter which sets out your suitability for this role specifically. We want to hear your voice, unmediated by AI.
Apply now if you are interested as we may contact and interview applicants prior to the closing date. Applications close * a.m. 27 May unless filled prior. A copy of the job description can be found on our website.
For further information about this role, email [email protected]
You must have the legal right to work in New Zealand to be considered for this role
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner is Aotearoa New Zealand's privacy regulator, protecting the taonga that is personal information. Our mahi addresses systemic and population-scale privacy issues, increases good privacy practice, and champions the privacy rights of all New Zealanders. We work in partnership with Maori to take a te ao Maori perspective on privacy, engaging and empowering people and communities who are more vulnerable to serious privacy harm.
Ko ta matou mahi - The role
This is an early career graduate role with great development and progression opportunities. Location is in our Wellington CBD offices.
Our team is on the frontline spearheading OPC's regulatory response both at an agency and at system-wide level. The work is complex and challenging, with no two cases the same.
You will be assessing and responding to privacy breach notifications, providing support to agencies on how to manage and respond to privacy breaches and supporting investigations and our audit and assurance workstreams.
Indicative base salary range is $58,000 - $75,000, with actual pay based on relevant experience and qualifications.
Nga pumanawatanga ou - What you bring
Relevant tertiary qualification (preferred)
Interest in working in a regulatory environment
Enjoys navigating complexity and ambiguity
Really solid written and verbal communication skills
Effective time management, a methodical approach to work and great attention to detail
Able to take and respond positively to feedback and coaching
Privacy experience is not a pre-requisite but an interest in privacy is.
Te painga o te mahi tahi me matou - what this role offers
Engaging, interesting work
Friendly and inclusive culture
Three days paid Commissioner leave between Christmas and New Year
Work-life balance with flexible working options
At work support for learning te reo Maori and tikanga practices
We are committed to providing a workplace where people feel valued and respected. Diversity makes us stronger and we seek to attract and foster diversity of background, thought and experience.
Me pehea te tono - how to apply:
Applications must be made on Seek
In addition to your CV, your application must be accompanied by a covering letter which sets out your suitability for this role specifically. We want to hear your voice, unmediated by AI.
Apply now if you are interested as we may contact and interview applicants prior to the closing date. Applications close * a.m. 27 May unless filled prior. A copy of the job description can be found on our website.
For further information about this role, email [email protected]
You must have the legal right to work in New Zealand to be considered for this role
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Assistant Compliance Officer position is now open for candidates interested in the Legal Jobs sector. This role in Wellington offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Legal Jobs is a plus.
