Data Analyst

Data Analyst

0.4 FTE | 6 months Fixed Term

Toi Manawa Alliance | Whakatāne

Help shape better health outcomes through data, insights, and innovation

At Toi Manawa Alliance, we believe great decisions start with great information. We're looking for an experienced Data Analyst to transform complex data into meaningful insights that support better health outcomes for our communities.

This is an exciting opportunity to play a pivotal role in a values-driven organisation focused on improving wellbeing across the Eastern Bay of Plenty. You'll work alongside leaders, service providers, iwi, hapū, and community partners to deliver evidence-based insights that support strategic decision-making, service improvement, funding opportunities, and health equity outcomes.

About the Role

You'll lead the development of dashboards, reporting systems, analytics, and data-driven solutions that enable staff and leaders to make informed decisions. You'll also help explore and implement AI-enabled tools and automation to improve reporting, efficiency, and organisational performance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Gathering, analysing, and interpreting health, service, operational, and population data

• Developing and maintaining Power BI dashboards and self-service reporting tools

• Providing actionable insights to support strategic planning and service improvement

• Supporting funding proposals, business cases, and investment decisions with robust evidence and analysis

• Monitoring organisational performance, KPIs, and reporting requirements

• Leading equity-focused analysis that supports improved outcomes for Māori and priority populations

• Exploring and implementing responsible AI and automation solutions

• Strengthening organisational capability in data literacy and dashboard use

• Supporting data governance, quality, privacy, and information management practices

About You

You are an analytical thinker who enjoys solving complex problems and turning data into practical solutions. You can engage confidently with both technical and non-technical audiences and have a passion for using data to make a positive difference.

You will bring:

• A qualification in Data Analytics, Business Analysis, Health Informatics, or a related field (or equivalent experience)

• At least 2 years' experience in data analytics, business analysis, or organisational performance

• Strong Power BI, Tableau, or business intelligence reporting experience

• Experience building dashboards and self-service reporting tools for operational users

• Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills

• Knowledge of data governance, privacy, and data quality principles

• Experience supporting funding applications, business cases, or investment decisions

• Excellent communication skills and the ability to present complex information clearly

• An understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and a commitment to advancing Māori health equity

Highly desirable

• Experience with AI-powered analytics and automation tools, including Power BI and AI capabilities

• Knowledge of health sector data and reporting environments

• Experience in forecasting, modelling, and scenario analysis

• Experience developing equity-focused reporting and performance frameworks

Why Join Us?

At Toi Manawa Alliance, you'll be part of a collaborative and forward-thinking organisation committed to improving health and wellbeing outcomes across our communities.

We offer:

• Meaningful work that directly contributes to community wellbeing

• The opportunity to influence strategic decisions across the organisation

• Exposure to innovative data and AI initiatives

• A supportive and collaborative working environment

• The chance to make a real impact on health equity outcomes for Māori and the wider community

Apply Now

If you're passionate about using data, analytics, and innovation to create positive change and improve outcomes for communities, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply via SEEK with your CV and cover letter outlining your suitability for the role.
Applications close: 5.00pm Friday 2 October 2026