
Ngā pūkenga me ngā tūnga i Mfe Skills and roles at MfE
At MfE we have an ambitious work programme. Find out about the roles and skills we look for to help us achieve our goals.
At MfE we have an ambitious work programme. Find out about the roles and skills we look for to help us achieve our goals.
Acting with integrity, being objective and ethical underpins all the work we do as public servants.
In recruiting for all of our roles, we look for attributes described in our Edge behaviours.
We are looking for people who:
The ability to communicate scientific concepts to others in a way that is meaningful to them without compromising the accuracy of scientific concepts or findings.
The ability to apply Māori worldviews in a way that makes a meaningful difference to policy advice, partnerships and relationships with others.
With a specific emphasis on engaging with people outside central government, from different backgrounds, and with different interests, priorities and ideas.
Great interactions with the public and stakeholders outside MfE will:
This involves looking for different ways of achieving environmental outcomes or cracking complex problems. It requires a workforce that brings different skills – and is willing to learn new ways of doing things.
The kaitātari - analyst role is a great role for you to kick start your career in the Ministry.
As an analyst you will:
The kaitātari kaupapa - policy analyst role supports the delivery of MfE’s objectives by contributing to the development of high-quality innovative evidence-based interventions.
We also have the role of Kaitātari kaupapa matua - senior policy analyst.
You will work with MfE’s senior leadership team working alongside and supporting managers as you contribute to a range of activities across MfE and government.
Your work requires you to:
As a rule, you will not have direct reports as a principal advisor.
We also have roles for people who are future-focused and customer-oriented in a range of disciplines including: