Financial Advisor at HUD Career Site - New

Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

27 Apr, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

27 Jan, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Accounting Principles, Business Risk Indicators, Data Analytics, Financial Reporting, Stakeholder Engagement, Attention to Detail, Communication Skills, Team Collaboration, Mentoring, Solutions Driven, Resilience

Industry

Government Administration

Description

Everybody should have a place to live that is warm, dry, safe, stable and affordable, with access to the support they need to live healthy, successful lives. Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga - The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) leads Aotearoa - New Zealand's housing and urban development work programme. About us | Mō mātou Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga - Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is the Government's lead advisor on housing and urban development. HUD delivers the Government's programme to address homelessness, increase public and private housing supply, make existing homes warmer and healthier, make housing affordable for people to rent and buy, and lead quality urban development strategies to create thriving communities. About the role | Mō te tūnga We are looking for a Financial Advisor to join the Community Housing Regulatory Authority (CHRA) within HUD on a fixed term basis until 24 December 2026. You’ll be working in a fun and diverse team who are committed to ensuring tenants are appropriately housed, and supporting the growth of an efficient, effective and transparent sector. You will provide high quality financial reporting and analysis to support CHRA in the assessment of applications for registration and the ongoing monitoring of registered Community Housing Provider’s (CHPs). The Financial Advisor is responsible for: Analysis of financial data and regulatory reporting (predominantly audited financial statements and budget forecasts) to assist the CHRA team in the evaluation of applications for registration, and annual monitoring of registered CHPs Engagement with CHPs and other stakeholders (e.g. insurers, lenders, development partners) to provide information on our role, and the registration and ongoing monitoring requirements for CHPs. Reporting on the financial strength of the registered CHP sector, and sector trends Ad-hoc analysis and reporting to assist Regulatory Advisors and teams across the Ministry respond to breaches of the Performance Standards by individual registered CHPs. Developing new financial assessment and reporting policies and procedures, as required, to support an evolving regulatory system. About you | Ō wheako, ō pukenga You’ll be looking at each CHP with a holistic view to see and effectively communicate the story behind the data and information. The types of experience you'll bring to the role: Sound understanding of key accounting principles and business risk indicators Experience in developing and providing reporting using data analytics An ability to understand applicants’ and registered CHPs’ businesses ‘in the round’ through an assessment of key financial documents High level of attention to detail Solutions driven approach Excellent communication skills Capable of mentoring junior members of the team as needed Be a strong team player with the ability to coordinate and collaborate at team level Resilience to working in a continuously evolving environment and role Known for your integrity and taking responsibility for your actions Experience with stakeholder engagement. About us | Mō mātou Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga reflects the intention of ‘the foundation for a treasured home'. The name comes from the Māori whakatauki (proverb) ‘he kurakāinga e hokia, he kuratangata e kore e hokia', - ‘a treasured home will endure, not so a treasured person'. It carries with it a strong connection to our purpose: he kāingaora, he haporiora - thriving communities where everyone has a place to call home. The importance of ensuring the wellbeing of people within the home, and our connection with the land - acknowledges the generations of people who have always called this place ‘home' - and affirms our commitment to delivering for future generations of New Zealanders. What we offer | Ngā painga Flexible working to give work/life balance Engaging employee-led people networks that celebrate diversity, provide safe spaces, and encourage thought-leadership Close to the railway station, modern office space and cloud -based technology that allows for joined-up, cohesive collaboration Wellbeing initiatives, tools and courses, and a discounted health insurance scheme Open minds - we aren't afraid of change and encourage fresh approaches and ideas from people who want to make a difference We work to make sure the aspirations of whānau, hapū and iwi are enabled Salaries automatically move up a step on an annual basis How to Apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono Please click on the ‘apply’ button in order to be directed to the application page. From here you can upload your CV and cover letter. For tracking and evaluation purposes, all applications must be submitted via our on-line process. For any further information or to arrange a confidential chat please feel free to contact angela.lewis@hud.govt.nz. Please note, while applications close 5pm, Monday 9 February 2026 we will be reviewing applications as they are received and may progress with suitable applicants prior to the application closing date. Therefore, please do not hesitate to apply as soon as possible if you are interested in this position.

Responsibilities

The Financial Advisor will analyze financial data and regulatory reporting to assist in the evaluation of applications for registration and monitor registered Community Housing Providers. They will also engage with stakeholders and develop new financial assessment policies as needed.