Mo te tunga \| About the role
Our GEOINT Analysts are responsible for acquiring, managing, analysing, integrating, and disseminating geospatial data and intelligence products that enhance navigation, situational awareness, and mission effectiveness.
Working in a highly technical and evolving environment, you will develop and apply expertise in geospatial information systems, data analytics, databases, programming, and geospatial workflows to produce high-quality intelligence products and services.
Your work will directly support the NZDF, the New Zealand Intelligence Community, and wider government agencies in achieving their operational objectives and strategic outcomes.
With many learning and professional developmental opportunities for you to make the most of, you will join a motivated and diverse team with a wide range of backgrounds and experience. This is interesting and rewarding work, where your work can have tangible outcomes. You will work with a wide range of customers and will become a subject matter expert on topics of domestic and international interest.
This role is based in Devonport Naval Base. Due to the nature of this role, the successful candidate must work from the office. Flexible hours are negotiable to navigate traffic challenges.
Occasional domestic and international travel is required. You will have the opportunity to travel overseas for specialised technical training.
The salary for this role ranges from $78,838 to $87,477, inclusive of a 4% superannuation contribution. Appointments within this range are based on skills and experience.
Nga pukenga me nga wheako \| Skills and Experience
To be successful in this role, you will have 2-3 years (minimum) in the Geospatial Information industry, along with an advanced understanding of geospatial products and datasets in addition to a detailed knowledge of GIS software such as the ESRI suite.
You will be a self-starter who is able to work autonomously while also collaborating with the wider team when needed. Your relationship management and service delivery skills are your strength, with the ability to understand customer's needs.
You will also be very keen to keep learning, to make the most of the professional development opportunities provided to you.
You will also have:
An interest in Aeronautical / Aviation would be advantageous.
Nou te rourou \| What's in it for you
Safeguard your loved ones with a fully funded life cover of up to $300,000 and critical illness protection. Other benefits include discounted additional insurances, free will services and savings schemes for the Defence community. Get expert financial guidance and mortgage broker services. Find all our benefits and more on the Force 4 Families website.
NZDF champions diversity and inclusivity, valuing every member and fuelling their success. We embrace uniqueness, understanding that diverse teams drive creativity, innovation, and excellence. With an open door to all - irrespective of gender, ethnicity, ability, age, or family dynamics - NZDF offers a flexible, empowering work environment. Join us in shaping a brighter future, where everyone thrives.
Me pehea te tuku tono \| How to Apply
Applications close on Monday 12 October 2026.
Use the links on this page where you'll be directed to the Defence Careers website.
Please Note:
NZDF Employees/Members - please apply internally via the HR Toolkit; this will ensure that you are visible as an internal candidate.
NZDF Contractors - please apply via the Defence Careers website.
NZDF Reserves - please apply via the Defence Careers website if you cannot access the HR Toolkit.
Please Note:
To be eligible for the required level of government security clearance with the NZ Defence Force, you need to meet certain citizenship and residency criteria. Here's what you need to know:
Higher Level Security Clearance
If you do not meet the minimum criteria, unfortunately, your application will not be accepted. We do welcome your application at a time when you will meet the requirements.