Do you have a knack for turning complex economic data into clear, engaging narratives? Are you eager to leverage your economic expertise in a vibrant research environment at Parliament? Te tIma | The team: The Parliamentary Library and Engagement Group | Te Pataka Rangahau, te Whakapapatanga supports Parliament through the provision of trusted library, information, research, and engagement services to members of Parliament, parliamentary staff, parliamentary agencies, and the public. The Research Services team delivers tailored, high-quality research to Parliament members, committees, staff, and the community. They manage customer service, handle research requests promptly, provide briefings and reports on topics of interest to Parliament, and promote the Library's services and products. Mo te tunga | About the role: We are looking for an Economic Adviser to provide high-quality economic and public finance research, analysis, and information to meet the needs of our customers. Key Responsibilities: Research and answer research requests, including in-depth and complex research requests, primarily related to economics and public finance. Work across a broad range of subject areas relevant to economics and public finance. Contribute to the development of library and research services. Support a culture of peer review and quality assurance. Contribute to a strong customer service ethos within the Library and Engagement Group. To kete | What you will bring to the role: The ideal candidate will demonstrate: Strong research skills that make it easy to break down complex issues and ability to communicate them clearly to different audiences. A solid grasp of New Zealand's public finance and the government budget process, with familiarity in key documents. Awareness of the New Zealand economy and key economic indicators, financial markets, and international trade. Proven ability to gather diverse information and deliver insightful qualitative and quantitative economic analysis. Exceptional problem-solving skills with a passion for customer service and a keen understanding of the political landscape. Strong numeracy skills and comfortable using Excel. Experience with Business Intelligence platforms such as PowerBI, Tableau, Data Studio. Nga ahuatanga kei a matou | What's in it for you? We offer a range of benefits including 5 weeks annual leave, access to an on-site gym and pool, learning and development opportunities, and flexible working arrangements. Our ever-changing environment allows us to be part of the action at Parliament including attending question time, select committees, and other key events. We offer a thorough induction, ongoing development, and excellent working conditions. Please note: This is a full-time permanent role. The starting salary range for this role is $81,107 - $89,549 per annum. Appointments will be based on skills and experience (please note, the full salary range extends beyond this to allow for tenure progression). Me pehea te tuku tono | How to apply: Applications close midnight, Sunday 13 October 2024. All applications must be made online. If this is not possible or to arrange a confidential korero, please contact email Note: We will be screening applications as we receive them to move swiftly to interview shortly after the advert closes. Depending on application numbers, this date may change. Also, as part of our selection process, shortlisted candidates may be required to complete a written exercise prior to the interview. This exercise will help us assess your skills and fit for the role. If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to tell us when you apply so we can assist you through the recruitment process. #J-18808-Ljbffr