Senior Engineer Asset Planning, Networks

Key Responsibilities Lead long‑term planning that supports the future of the region’s water networks at the systems level. Develop Network Management Plans and translate complex risk, performance, and growth challenges into investment recommendations. Support evidence‑based planning that is environmentally responsible and aligned with regulatory expectations. Work closely with operational and technical teams to guide critical investigations and support robust decision‑making. This is a full‑time position of 40 hours per week. The remuneration range for this role is $108,644 to $153,379 (including KiwiSaver) depending on skills and experience. Opportunity As a Senior Engineer Asset Planning, Networks, you’ll operate at the systems level – understanding how our networks perform, where risks emerge, and how today’s investment decisions shape service outcomes and resilience over time. About You 8+ years in water infrastructure planning A bachelor’s degree in engineering (Chemical, Environmental, or Civil) or a related discipline Recognised expertise in water network engineering, asset lifecycle planning, and hydraulic/process modelling Strong stakeholder engagement and technical engineering experience Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) or working towards this Benefits Flexible working arrangements including up to 2 days working from home Comprehensive wellbeing programme, including one paid wellbeing day annually Formal and informal professional development opportunities 5 weeks annual leave accrual available following 2 years of continual service Our purpose extends beyond delivering great water services for the region; we foster a thriving community, support a diverse workforce, and offer supportive development opportunities. We genuinely care about your safety and wellbeing. About Us Wellington Water Ltd is the professional water services provider across Greater Wellington and South Wairarapa. Our job is to provide safe and healthy drinking water, collect and treat wastewater, and ensure the stormwater network is well managed. We’re a multi‑council owned entity, tasked to manage the infrastructure and deliver water services to our communities. From 1 July 2026, a new chapter in water services begins. Tiaki Wai will take over responsibility for providing Three Waters Services to approximately 433,000 residents across the Wellington metro regions. The value of water (a precious taonga) sits at our organisational heart. Our people are passionate about providing water services for our communities and environment which is reflective in our values; Tangata Tiaki, Whānau and Mana. Applications close: Sunday 12 July 2026. Applicants for safety sensitive roles will be required to undergo drug and alcohol testing prior to commencing employment with Wellington Water. You must also be legally entitled to work long‑term in New Zealand. #J-18808-Ljbffr