Systems & Data Administrator

About Craigmore Sustainables: Craigmore Sustainables is a purpose led asset management and investment business, specialising in farming, horticulture, and forestry. With over 35,000 hectares under management and $1.4 billion in assets, our organisation works alongside global investors to deliver sustainable outcomes, stewarding New Zealand’s natural assets for future generations. We are leaders in the management of farming, forestry and horticultural assets across New Zealand. Our commitment to sustainable practice and delivering strong outcomes for both investors and communities has driven significant growth. Learn more at: www.craigmore.com About the role: Due to growth, we are seeking a Systems & DataAdministrator to support our IT team. This is a full-time fixed-term role for 6 months is based in Christchurch. About you: You’ll be a recently qualified/graduate preferably in information systems, business analytics (or related subjects) and looking to kick-start your career. Ideally you will possess: Experience working in business systems such as ERP, HRIS/Payroll Familiar with business intelligence concepts, data modelling (Cubes, dimensions and hierarchies) Familiar with BI tools (Power BI tableau) Excellent Excel skills including formulas, pivot tables & data analysis Strong problem-solving skills Ability to manage priorities and work under pressure Good numeracy skills, attention to detail and accuracy Great communicator & team player What you'll do: Process system and master data change requests accurately and within agreed timeframes Manage user access, including account setup, changes, and deactivation in line with policy Maintain core system data (e.g. DFA, GL codes, cost centres etc) Ensure all updates are approved, recorded, and follow data governance processes Support data accuracy by checking for issues and escalating when needed You’ll receive from us: Good market remuneration On the job learning Free carparking A great social club that supports a friendly and inclusive culture #J-18808-Ljbffr