Technology Operations Manager

Christchurch Airport is more than a gateway – it is a hub of innovation, sustainability and people-focused service. We are looking for an experienced Leader to manage our Technology Operations team, ensuring our technology is reliable, future-focused and aligned with our business needs.

In this role you will :

• Provide strong leadership to a diverse technical team, coaching, inspiring and growing capability
• Oversee efficient Technology operations, ensuring our tech supports the airport’s strategy and smooth running
• Partner with vendors, stakeholders and internal teams to deliver robust, secure and sustainable technology solutions
• Champion continuous improvement and operational excellence in technology
• Enjoy Christchurch Airport's great benefits, including fully subsidised health insurance and free carparking, not to mention our people-focused culture and meaningful development opportunities

If you are a proven technology leader with deep experience across networks, cloud and Microsoft stacks, and you thrive in balancing technical delivery with people leadership, we would love to hear from you.

Join us in shaping the future of aviation technology – for our people, our customers and our region.

As our ideal candidate, you will be :

In this role, you’ll make a real impact—shaping the way technology supports our airport, our people, and our customers. You’ll join a supportive and forward-thinking organisation that values teamwork, wellbeing and sustainability. We offer fully subsidised medical insurance, free carparking, opportunities to grow your career, work with cutting-edge technologies, and contribute to one of New Zealand’s most dynamic and vital infrastructure businesses.

CIAL recognises that inclusion of diverse voices into decision making enriches our organisation and makes us better. We therefore warmly welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds.

Applications close 12 October, but don't delay in applying because we may close the vacancy earlier.

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