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Supply chain and logistics jobs in Wellington.

6 open roles, 4 posted this week, most paying $121k to $272k a year. Apply directly with the employer, and tailor your CV to each one.

  • Supply chain and logisticsYesterday

    Director Procurement

    Ara Poutama Aotearoa (Department of Corrections) · 5001+ employees

    A New Zealand government agency transforming housing choices and outcomes by creating homes and communities.

    Wellington
    $211.9k-$299.2k a yearOnsiteFull timeSeniorManages people

    Leading procurement strategy · Managing supplier partnerships · Developing procurement teams

    Significant experience leading procurement or commercial functions in a large complex organisation; demonstrated success in procurement strategy, high-value procurement, and leadership; understanding of NZ Government Procurement Rules and public sector requirements; experience applying Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.

  • Supply chain and logisticsYesterday

    Team Leader Procurement

    Environmental Protection Authority · 201-1000 employees

    Aotearoa New Zealand's independent environmental regulator, protecting the environment, economy, and people.

    Wellington
    $126.7k-$190.1k a yearHybridFull timeMid levelManages people

    Leading procurement team · Shaping procurement strategy · Improving contract management

    Experienced procurement professional with demonstrated leadership, coaching, and strategy experience; strong knowledge of Government Procurement Rules; broad procurement and contract management expertise; ability to provide clear advice and build trusted relationships.

    Generous leave
  • Supply chain and logisticsYesterday

    Director Procurement

    Ara Poutama Aotearoa (Department of Corrections) · 5001+ employees

    A public service organisation delivering primary and mental health care within correctional facilities.

    Wellington
    $211.9k-$299.2k a yearOnsiteFull timeSeniorManages people

    Leading procurement function · Managing supplier partnerships · Developing procurement strategies

    Significant experience leading procurement or commercial functions in a large complex organisation; strong understanding of NZ Government Procurement Rules; proven negotiation and leadership skills; experience applying Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.

  • Supply chain and logistics4 days ago

    Procurement Coordinator

    New Zealand Defence Force · 5001+ employees

    A government defense organization providing military capability and support services.

    Wellington
    $70.2k-$77.9k a yearHybridFull timeMid level

    Advising business · Supporting contracts · Managing procurement

    Proven stakeholder engagement, procurement lifecycle knowledge, public sector experience, NZ citizenship or permanent residence with 5-year background history for security clearance, and drug screening.

    Retirement savings
  • Supply chain and logistics12 days ago

    Advisor, Commercial and Procurement

    Civil Aviation Authority Of NZ · 1001-5000 employees

    A government authority ensuring aviation safety and security through regulatory policy and rules.

    Wellington
    $83.6k-$102.3k a yearOnsiteFull timeMid level

    Providing procurement advice · Leading procurement processes · Managing supplier relationships

    Experience providing procurement or commercial advice in a public sector or similar environment; strong understanding of procurement principles and best practice; contract and supplier management capability; excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills.

    Generous leaveRetirement savings
  • Supply chain and logistics19 days ago

    Principal Procurement Specialist

    Ministry of Social Development · 5001+ employees

    A people-centred government ministry providing social policy advice and income, employment, and housing support to New Zealanders.

    Wellington
    $142.9k-$177.8k a yearOnsiteFull timeSenior

    Providing procurement advice · Leading strategic procurement · Building procurement capability

    Extensive social procurement experience, ideally in the public sector; procurement qualification (MCIPS or relevant tertiary); strong stakeholder and coaching skills; understanding of social commissioning lifecycle and government procurement policies.