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Health, Safety and Wellbeing Partner People, Culture and Wellbeing Location: Mt Albert or Tāmaki preferred, Auckland Vacancy number: 61210 Employment Type: Permanent Full-Time Be Part of Science That
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Lease and Property Specialist Location: Hamilton or Rototura Vacancy: 61562 Employment Type: Permanent Full-time Be Part of Science That Makes a Difference As our Lease and Property Specialist
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billable hours, client demands, and utilisation targets? Guide IP strategy from discovery through to commercialisation Work with leading researchers on innovative science and technologies What you will be
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Summer Student Intern – AgriTech Engineering Student – Tools and Technologies for the Kiwifruit Industry Location: Ruakura, New Zealand Vacancy Number: 61404 Fixed Term – 12 weeks Hours: 38 Grow
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Location: Auckland, New Zealand Vacancy Number: IPN038 Fixed Term – 3 months Hours: 38 hours per week Summer Student Intern – Access and Benefit Sharing in Action Grow your research skills in a world
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Summer Student Intern – Effects of Rootstock Genotype and Environment (GxE) on Leaf Function Location: Te Puke, New Zealand Vacancy Number: 61287 Fixed Term – 12 weeks Hours: 38 hours per week Grow
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skills in a world-class science environment Are you passionate about data, digital tools, and supporting the stewardship of Mātauranga Māori? Join our team this summer and gain hands-on experience
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Full-Time Be Part of Science That Makes a Difference Play a pivotal role in shaping the wellbeing, health and resilience of our people. You'll partner with leaders across New Zealand to create
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world-class science environment Are you passionate about food innovation, product development, and creating value from Aotearoa New Zealand's unique natural resources? We are seeking a Summer Student
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Makes a Difference Love working outdoors and being part of a great team? We're looking for an experienced Orchard Technician to help care for our orchards and support exciting horticultural research