Structural Analyst (Space Launch New Zealand)

Join us in developing a remotely piloted reusable spaceplane that combines the demanding performance of a rocket with the reusability of an aircraft. We're looking for an experienced Certification Engineer who enjoys taking ownership of risks and mitigations in the flight operations domain. We need someone who can analyse the safety risks of complex UAS operations, interpret high level safety objectives, and work with engineering and flight operations teams to establish our operations are safe. You will directly contribute to the safety case that demonstrates frequent unmanned, rocket-powered flights to space are safe. If you want a narrow, heavily structured role, this is probably not for you. We are looking for someone practical, organised, and capable of taking ownership in a fast-moving environment. This role works within the Spaceplane Certification Team reporting to the Certification Team Lead. You will not have a team working directly for you but will have a high level of interaction with the Flight Operations and Systems Engineering teams. What You'll Do Manage Certification Projects and Liaison with Civil Aviation Authorities and External Stakeholders • Engage directly with authorities to come to agreement on acceptable risk mitigations. • Where there is disagreement in acceptable approaches to safety, resolve in a manner that builds trust and enables progress. • Work closely with Flight Operations and Systems Engineering teams to provide requirements, safety objectives, set expectations, provide guidance and review their work packages. • Ensure certification deliverables are provided when needed, and work with the authorities to enable review to occur efficiently. Develop Operational Risk Assessment and Safety Case • Systematically identify all risks associated with unmanned aircraft operations using industry practices (JARUS SORA). • Decide the mitigations, standards and p

Our Mission: Fly to Space Twice in One Day At Dawn Aerospace, we're building a space transportation network with the frequency and reliability of aviation. Our Aurora spaceplane programme is developing the world's first rapidly reusable, rocket-powered aircraft capable of routine access to space. Every day, we are pushing the boundaries of aerospace engineering, designing, building, testing, and flying vehicles at a pace rarely seen in the industry. We're looking for a Composites Design Engineer to help design the structures that will make this possible. This is role where your designs will be realised. You'll see your work move rapidly from concept to manufacture, test and flight, working alongside a highly capable team building one of the world's most ambitious aerospace programmes. What You'll Do Design primary and secondary composite airframe structures, including fuselage, wings, control surfaces and internal support structures. Develop laminate schedules, manufacturing drawings, tooling concepts, assembly fixtures and engineering documentation. Perform structural sizing, trade studies and design optimisation using analytical and numerical methods. Work closely with manufacturing, test and flight operations teams to ensure designs are practical, manufacturable and robust. Support structural testing, qualification activities and flight campaigns. Collaborate with aerodynamics, systems, avionics and propulsion engineers to deliver integrated vehicle solutions. Contribute to the continuous improvement of engineering processes, methodologies and standards. About You You're a practical engineer who enjoys turning ideas into hardware. You thrive in fast-moving environments, take ownership of your work, and enjoy solving difficult problems alongside other high-performing engineers. You are comfortable working across disciplines, engaging directly with manufacturing and testing, and balancing engineering excellence with speed of execution. Your Capabilities A degree in

Our Mission: Fly to space twice in a day. At Dawn Aerospace, we are building the Aurora, a reusable rocket-powered spaceplane designed to make access to space as routine as aviation. To support this mission Dawn is looking for an Avionics Technician to join our Avionics Team. This is a hands-on role focused on building, integrating, and supporting the avionics systems that power the Mk-II Aurora spaceplane. You will work closely with avionics engineers, manufacturing teams, and suppliers to deliver high-quality aircraft systems as we transition the Mk-II Aurora from a research and development platform into a repeatable production aircraft. You will take ownership of electrical harness manufacture, supply chain coordination, and helping establish the processes and standards that will support future aircraft production. If you want a narrow, heavily structured role, this is probably not for you. We are looking for someone practical, organised, and capable of taking ownership in a fast-moving environment. What you'll do Build, install, and test flight-ready electrical harnesses, including manufacture, lacing, termination, labelling, inspection, routing, continuity testing, fault finding, and verification. Support the transition from development to production by improving documentation, work instructions, tooling, and production workflows. Integrate avionics systems into aircraft, including flight computers, sensors, radios, antennas, and supporting electronics. Configure and verify aircraft electrical systems, and support system-level testing during integration. Manage harness and avionics supply chains, including sourcing, bills of materials, procurement, inventory, supplier engagement, harness kits, and production stock. Create and maintain design data including electrical schematics, BOMs,

Dawn Aerospace and the University of Canterbury are seeking expressions of interest from prospective PhD candidates for a number of fully-sponsored research projects in advanced aerospace engineering. Successful applicants will be enrolled as PhD students at the University of Canterbury and will undertake research projects aligned with real-world aerospace challenges at Dawn Aerospace. Candidates will be supervised jointly by University of Canterbury academics and Dawn Aerospace technical experts. This is a unique opportunity to combine doctoral research with direct exposure to one of the world's fastest-growing space transportation companies. Available Research Projects Three projects are available: Microgravity Thermofluids Analysis and Propellant Management: Research focused on fluid behaviour and propellant management in microgravity environments, supporting the development of future space propulsion systems. https://bpb-ap-se2.wpmucdn.com/blogs.auckland.ac.nz/dist/e/1107/files/2026/07/ADS-2.13-Microgravity-thermofluids-analysis-and-propellant-management.pdf Multidisciplinary Design Optimisation for Hypersonic UAVs: Research focused on advanced design methodologies and optimisation techniques for next-generation high-speed aerospace vehicles. https://bpb-ap-se2.wpmucdn.com/blogs.auckland.ac.nz/dist/e/1107/files/2026/07/ADS-2.14-Multidisciplinary-Design-Optimization-for-Hypersonic-UAVs.pdf Design and testing of novel space-efficient damping structures (Coming Soon): A third PhD project will be published shortly and applicants will have the opportunity to express interest in this project as part of the application process. NOTE: This project is not part of the Applied Doctorate Scheme Questions about a project? We recognise that prospective PhD candidates may wish to better understand the research scope, expected outcomes, funding arrangements, and supervision model before applying. If you would like additional information about any of the pro

This is where your work makes a difference. At Baxter, we believe every person—regardless of who they are or where they are from—deserves a chance to live a healthy life. It was our founding belief in 1931 and continues to be our guiding principle. We are redefining healthcare delivery to make a greater impact today, tomorrow, and beyond. Our Baxter colleagues are united by our Mission to Save and Sustain Lives. Together, our community is driven by a culture of courage, trust, and collaboration. Every individual is empowered to take ownership and make a meaningful impact. We strive for efficient and effective operations, and we hold each other accountable for delivering exceptional results. Here, you will find more than just a job—you will find purpose and pride. The role: Compounding Team Leader We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced people leader to join our Compounding team as a Compounding Team Leader based in our Auckland facility. Permanent Full-Time or Fixed-Term [12 months] Full-Time We are seeking applications from suitably qualified candidates for this opportunity. Appointment may be made on either a permanent or fixed-term basis, depending on business requirements and the outcome of the recruitment process. Reporting to the Compounding Manager, you will lead a team responsible for the safe, compliant and efficient production of sterile compounded products while driving engagement, capability development, operational excellence and continuous improvement. As a key leader within our Lean management structure, you will be responsible for translating business object

About the Team DoorDash is looking for top-talent to help grow our New Zealand New Verticals business! We're looking for experienced individuals with deep retail market knowledge to allow us to best serve our consumers, Dashers, and merchants. Join our never-ending pursuit to better power economies in New Zealand and across the globe. You’ll leverage AI-powered insights, data-driven signals, and emerging tools to shape strategy, inform decision-making, identify opportunities, and drive growth across complex, enterprise-level engagements. By integrating AI and data-enabled analysis into day-to-day workflows, you’ll improve prioritization, execution, and business impact while partnering cross-functionally to translate evolving platform and AI capabilities into clear, tangible value for partners and the business. About the Role DoorDash is looking for an Enterprise Partnerships Lead to join the New Verticals Business Development team, to sign net new retailers in New Zealand. You will be responsible for selling DoorDash’s full suite of products to retailers across our New Verticals categories, including general merchandise, as well as emerging verticals such as pets, fashion, beauty, hardware, consumer electronics, and more. You will report to the Director of New Verticals Business Development, ANZ. This role is hybrid with 3 days in-office and 2 days remote / meeting and pitching to prospective partners. You’re excited about this opportunity because you will… Leverage your experience and network previously dealing with New Zealand’s largest retailers Develop the tactical strategy for engaging each retailer in the sales pipeline, including the largest retailers in the country Successfully negotiate and close retail partnerships across our suite of products, including Marketplace and White-Label Deliveries Model, present and defend P&L implications for various deal structures for prospective partners Manage the deal process with senior intern