
Senior Business Analyst (12-Month Fixed-Term)
At Rabobank, we’re proud to be the world’s leading specialist in food and agribusiness banking. Our success lies in our people, who are committed to adding long-term value for clients.
We’re growing a better New Zealand, together. Want to join us?
Make an impact where regulation, resilience and transformation come together!
We’re looking for an experienced Senior Business Analyst to join a significant, multi-year regulatory transformation programme supporting Rabobank’s implementation of the New Zealand Deposit Takers Act (NZ DTA).
With a key focus on Operational Resilience, this is an opportunity to work on a programme that will have a lasting impact on how we protect our critical operations, manage operational risk and strengthen resilience across our business, technology and third-party environments.
Based in Wellington, you’ll work alongside Product Owners and senior stakeholders across Risk, Compliance, Operations and Technology, helping turn complex regulatory obligations into practical, sustainable business outcomes.
This is a 12-month fixed-term position.
This is a broad Senior BA role where you’ll be involved across the full delivery lifecycle, from discovery and design through to testing, implementation and adoption.
You’ll bring strong Senior Business Analyst capability, along with the confidence to navigate ambiguity, unpack complex requirements and influence stakeholders across both business and technology.
Ideally, you’ll have:
Experience within banking or financial services, operational resilience, business continuity or operational risk would be highly regarded. A Business Analysis certification such as CBAP, CCBA or BCS would also be an advantage.
If you are interested in Growing a better New Zealand together (kia ngātahi te tipu o Aotearoa) please follow the link and apply online or visit www.rabobank.co.nz./careers.
Applications close Wednesday 4 November 2026
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a values-driven organisation with an ambitious growth strategy. We have a workplace culture that our people are proud of, where we embrace inclusion and belonging and strive to deliver positive experiences for our people and clients.
Rabobank New Zealand fully embraces inclusion equity and belonging and delivers positive experiences for our people and clients. Our great working conditions, broad learning and development programmes and the opportunity to work together for the greater good are reasons why our employees love working here.
We are committed to our values; we are client focussed, action oriented, purposeful, and courageous in our work.
We are professional and considerate and bring out the best in each other and are committed to keep learning.
We have an open culture, where you can be yourself and valued for who you are. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to ethnicity, sex/sex characteristics, gender (Inclusive of all genders), gender expression, sexual orientation, religion, disability, age, or other diversity characteristics not mentioned. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

Rabobank is a cooperative bank with a mission. Our goal: to help customers realize their ambitions. We serve about 10 million customers in 47 countries. As an international financial institution, we work on the well-being and prosperity of millions of people. In the Netherlands, we serve individual and business customers. Globally, we focus on the food and agriculture sectors. For big or small challenges, in every area, people join forces in search of solutions. Rabobank has been doing this for 125 years, and we will continue to grow a better world together.
As an employer, we support the growth of colleagues every day. At Rabobank, you can work on your own development & shape the world around you. This is reflected in your own development budget, our hybrid work environment, and a good balance between your work and home life. You can work on banking matters for our individual and business customers, as well as on societal issues such as food and energy transitions.