Sustainability Business Analyst

Role Overview

The Parks & Community Facilities department at Auckland Council is dedicated to ensuring community assets deliver exceptional experiences and outcomes while promoting sustainability and wellbeing. As a key member of the Planning & Reporting team, this role focuses on advancing sustainability efforts including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing energy and water efficiency, and minimizing waste.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and manage projects related to utility sustainability integration.
• Blend project management expertise with a commitment to sustainability goals.
• Collaborate effectively within a supportive and cooperative team environment.
• Perform business analysis to gather detailed data and reporting needs that drive sustainability initiatives.
• Work alongside stakeholders and end users to design and prototype Power BI dashboards and reporting tools (actual development is not required).
• Engage with Māori communities to develop and implement plans that uphold the principles of Kaitiakitanga in asset management and delivery.

Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate possesses a deep understanding of sustainability concepts as well as practical experience in utilities management, waste reduction, and energy optimization. Candidates should hold a degree in subjects such as sustainability, environmental management, science, or engineering.

• Strong technical knowledge of improving sustainability performance in property assets.
• Experience handling and interpreting large datasets for reporting purposes.
• Capable of developing strategic plans and managing cross-team programs.
• Familiarity with te ao Māori and its relationship to sustainability.

Work Environment and Benefits

Joining a diverse group of passionate professionals, you will contribute to impactful sustainability outcomes across Auckland. The role involves working 40 hours weekly, Monday through Friday, with flexible scheduling options. Auckland Council fosters a culture of trust and values both individual and collective efforts. The position offers a flexible and supportive work atmosphere with an extensive asset portfolio, providing significant opportunities to influence sustainable development on a broad scale.

Additional Information

• Formal job title: Utility Sustainability Specialist.
• Applications close on Friday, 24th July 2026.
• Indicative salary range from 93,000 to 103,000 NZD per year.
• Auckland Council embraces equal opportunity employment and values diversity and inclusion.
• Applicants requiring assistance during recruitment are encouraged to disclose their support needs at application time.