Senior Business Analyst

Senior Business Analyst – International Visitor Access Charging Programme Help shape the future of New Zealand’s visitor and conservation systems. Two‑year, fixed‑term secondment opportunity with a salary of $93,656–$126,500. Overview The International Visitor Access Charging programme is investigating the design and optimisation of a system to charge international visitors at four iconic high‑use destinations (Piopiotahi/Milford Sound, Aoraki/Mt Cook, Tongariro Alpine Crossing and Mautohe/Cathedral Cove). Revenue captured will be used for projects that support sustainable tourism while protecting and enhancing New Zealand’s natural environment. Responsibilities Lead end‑to‑end design of a modern, data‑driven international visitor system. Translate business needs into system and architecture design. Design and optimise compliance systems using data from multiple sources (camera systems, surveys, operational data). Test and validate system assumptions and model revenue impacts. Support programme business cases through robust analysis, insights and evidence‑based recommendations. Lead business analysis across complex system and service improvements. Identify innovative approaches to improve access, compliance and user experience. Work across multidisciplinary teams including policy, operations, digital and technical specialists. Qualifications Extensive end‑to‑end business analysis experience, including working on complex or technical programmes. Experience designing or working with compliance systems, regulatory environments, or revenue optimisation. Exposure to domains such as tourism, transport, access management or sensor/camera‑based technologies. Strong understanding of system design, architecture thinking and integrating solutions across environments. Proven experience turning data and insights into actionable outcomes, including modelling and forecasting. Experience with analytical methods such as surveys, behavioural assumptions and performance modelling. Strong stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to work across multidisciplinary teams. Knowledge of BABOK and modern business analysis practices. Desirable: Experience working in government programmes or business case development. Salary and Benefits Salary: $93,656–$126,500, depending on skills and experience. Flexible working arrangements considered based on the role. Access to a culture where everyone can participate, thrive and grow. Eligibility You must hold a valid New Zealand work visa that covers the duration of employment. Application Process Applications close at 11:59 pm on Tuesday 28 July. Please apply online with your CV and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and motivation. The Department of Conservation is not engaging with recruitment agencies for this role. Contact For further enquiries, please contact Carl Walrond on [email protected]. #J-18808-Ljbffr