Work with Us

Our teams are experts in their field. They’re committed to poverty alleviation and working together in a spirit of empowerment and partnership.

If you feel you would like to contribute to the work we do, we would love to hear from you! You can apply for a specific role (below) or send your CV to us speculatively. If we don't have a role that's aligned with your skills and experience at this time, we will keep your details on file and let you know if something comes up in the future.

 

FULL-TIME | PERMANENT (Auckland/Hybrid)
Solutions Engineer

The Solutions Engineer is part of Tearfund's Business Technology Solutions (BTS) team, responsible for developing, integrating and maintaining technology solutions that support our operations. This is a hands-on technical role involving application development, website modules, APIs, automation and troubleshooting across platforms including Microsoft Dynamics 365, Azure and Power Platform.

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VOLUNTEER 
Admin and Computer Tasks

We are looking for a volunteer to assist us on an ongoing, as-and-when-required basis with office-based admin and computer tasks.  The work that you help us with could include getting reports or marketing packs ready to post to our supporters, printing, packing and preparing mail packs, helping to print and address envelopes and completing simple computer tasks.

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VOLUNTEER 
Church Representative 

The purpose of the Church Volunteer is to help increase the engagement of churches in their local area by acting as the key contact/representative for Tearfund in your church. 

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To apply, please include a cover letter expressing your interest in Tearfund and the specific role, along with your CV, and email it to work@tearfund.org.nz

 

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Background Checks

The safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults is central to the work that we do. Background checks will assist Tearfund to have confidence that our representatives can be trusted to have contact with children and vulnerable adults and handle their sensitive information appropriately. This is one of many steps undertaken by the organisation to support the safety of children and vulnerable adults. Candidates should note that any offer of work (including employment, volunteer and contract work) will be subject to the satisfactory completion of;

  1. A self-declaration process
  2. A criminal records/police check
  3. Two reference verifications

At all times, Tearfund staff are expected to carry out their duties with the utmost respect and in accordance with Tearfund’s Safeguarding & Whistleblowing Policy.

Research has shown that women and underrepresented groups are less likely to apply for jobs unless they meet every single competency or experience. If you are excited about any role posted on our page, but your experience doesn't align perfectly, we encourage you to apply anyway. You could be just the right person for this role and Tearfund NZ. If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to advise us at the time of application and throughout the interview process.

Get in touch

To discuss an opportunity in confidence please contact Elke Nieschmidt (HR consultant) on 021 802 213. When applying, please include a cover letter outlining why you’re interested in working at Tearfund and the role that you’re applying for. Send your letter and CV to work@tearfund.org.nz