Policy Analyst

OverviewPolicy Analyst (International Fisheries) – Permanent, full-time role at Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).

Location : Wellington City.

Salary Range : General Salary Range F : $76,463 to $89,215 depending on skills and experience.RoleJob Description : Policy Analyst (International Fisheries).

We are seeking a Policy Analyst to join MPI's International Fisheries team in the Trade & International Relations directorate, within the Policy & Trade business unit.

You will be involved in a wide range of international fisheries work, including New Zealand's participation in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Oceans and Fisheries Working Group, and supporting New Zealand's Commissioner to the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation.

You will coordinate New Zealand's regular bilateral fisheries dialogues with key countries to engage on shared priorities and approaches to international fisheries issues and domestic management.About YouThis role requires navigating the interface between foreign policy, international law, fisheries policy and management, fisheries compliance, conservation, and science.

You will work closely with MPI teams and other agencies, particularly the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Department of Conservation.

An understanding of fisheries management and compliance, and relevant international law and institutions (including the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea), is desirable.

We are looking for a team player with strong written and oral communication skills who can forge collaborative relationships across the public sector and beyond.Essential skills and capabilities include : Strong analytical and problem solving ability.Sound interpersonal and communications skills.Ability to think clearly and make decisions under pressure.Ability to plan and prioritise use of time, and manage workflows.Able to exercise judgement and act on their own initiative.About the TeamInternational Fisheries team leads engagement on international fisheries issues, aiming to maximise economic and other benefits to New Zealand from international fisheries while protecting the environment, meeting international obligations, and furthering New Zealand's international relationships.

This is done through regional rule making, shaping multilateral frameworks, managing New Zealand's bilateral fisheries engagement, and ensuring policy coherence.About MPIMPI is committed to growing prosperity in the sector while ensuring respect for Kaitiaki – guardianship of our natural resources.Benefits of working at MPIAnnual Wellness paymentAdditional MPI leave daysCareer development and internal opportunities across the branch and organisationReady to applyWe are committed to partnering under Te Tiriti o Waitangi, working closely with iwi, hapu, whanau and hapori.

We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and identities.

In your cover letter, please share your values, interests, motivations for this role, and the abilities, strengths, personal attributes and diverse perspectives you bring to the role and organisation.

To view the position description and apply online, click "APPLY" or visit the MPI Careers Site.

You must hold the right to work in New Zealand or be eligible to obtain it.Applications close at 11.59pm on Sunday 12th OctoberIf you have questions about the role, please email :

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