Statistical Analyst - Fixed term - 30 June 2027Location: WellingtonAre you passionate about working with data and generating insights? Do you have an interest in the education sector? We are seeking a Statistical Analyst for a fixed-term role from October 2026 to the end of June 2027. We provide data, analyses and statistics to support NZQA in administering the NCEA qualification and NZ Scholarship examinations. Skills and experienceThe ideal candidate will have:An understanding of parametric and non-parametric statistical analysis techniques.Experience working with R.Experience with Microsoft Office products (Excel required).Experience in interpretation and analysis of data for a variety of audiences.Good knowledge of core business practices of a reporting or data analysis team.Details focused with high standards of quality.An understanding of and sensitivity to the Treaty of Waitangi and its implications and the ability to demonstrate this in their work - with particular emphasis on achieving successful outcomes for Māori.The following skills and experience are not required but may be an advantage:An understanding of the New Zealand Qualifications Framework and its impact on the secondary or tertiary training/education sectorsExperience in SQL (or similar) query writing.Exposure to Business Intelligence toolsets and methodologies (Crystal Reports / Business Objects / PowerBI preferred).You will be working in a team including Data Analysts and Statistical Analysts.If you are looking to work in a supportive team environment, with opportunities to learn and grow your knowledge and skills, this might be the role for you.About usNZQA is a te reo Māori learning organisation and is committed to equity and lifelong learning. We welcome candidates from diverse backgrounds that will enrich our understanding of the education system.Apply Now!For more information about this fixed term role, please contact Catherine Edser, Team Leader Psychometrics, Reporting and Statistics - catherine.edser@nzqa.govt.nz Applications close at 5.00 pm on 2 October 2026.
