See what we see in you
As a RBNZ graduate, you join as a permanent employee. From your first day, you're one of us as part of our whānau (family).
You’ll get support from people leaders, buddies, mentors and team members through formal learning, on-the-job training, coaching and a bunch of cohort get-togethers to make you always feel included, supported and trusted to bring all you have to work every day.
Check out our benefits to find out about the exciting perks we offer.
Check out our frequently asked questions to find out more about our graduate programme.
Recruitment for our graduate programme opens in the first week of March. Make sure you attach your:
- CV
- academic transcript (an unofficial transcript is fine)
- cover letter
- application form.
It may seem like a lot to get together, but it’s worth it!
The more we know you, the more we can align the very best pathway to springboard your career.
Once the team has reviewed your application, you’ll be invited to complete a video interview and online testing.
Don’t worry – it’s not scary and you’ll get the chance to practice and be camera ready!
We finally get to meet you in person!
The assessment day is in Wellington or Auckland and will be your opportunity to shine! It will include:
- meeting with managers
- a panel interview, and
- a chance to interact with RBNZ staff through various assessments.
We know that waiting around can be painful, so we'll do everything we can get back to you as soon as possible.
Following the assessment day, we will be working hard to make decisions with high level feedback for you about your application outcome.
Come meet us at a career fair
Find out if RBNZ is the place you want to start your career by coming to an event like a careers fair, or send us an email at [email protected]
We’ll add dates for career fairs here once they’re confirmed. Keep an eye out for more details.
Working at RBNZ means every decision has a ripple effect on financial markets, inflation rates, and the overall economic well-being. It’s like being part of a finely tuned orchestra, where each note contributes to the harmonious symphony of monetary policy.