Careers

Working at cbm New Zealand means contributing to a world where people with disabilities are included, valued and able to thrive.

Be part of lasting, life-changing impact

cbm is a Christian international development charity committed to improving the lives of people with disabilities in some of the world’s poorest communities. Through partnerships with local organisations across the globe, we create inclusive, sustainable change and advocate for the rights and dignity of all people.

Why work with cbm?

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When you join cbm, you become part of a team working together to break the cycle of poverty and disability. Our work is grounded in partnership, shaped by experience, and driven by a shared commitment to inclusion and justice.

We offer a workplace where your skills and experience contribute to meaningful, lasting change – supporting programmes that restore health, open opportunities and strengthen communities.

Our culture and values

Our work is guided by our Christian values and a deep belief in the dignity and worth of every person. Together, these values shape how we work with one another and with the communities we serve.

At cbm, we value:

Inclusion

We believe everyone is equal before God and deserves to be included, valued and respected.

Justice

We work for a more just and equitable world, standing alongside those most marginalised.

Partnership

We achieve more together, working closely with local organisations, communities and supporters.

Excellence

We are committed to high-quality work and lasting impact.

Integrity

We act with honesty, accountability and respect in all we do.

Ways to work with us

There are a number of ways you can be part of cbm’s work:

Employment opportunities within cbm New Zealand
Opportunities to work with our global partners
Internships or volunteer opportunities (where available)

Current opportunities

IT Support Specialist 

Part Time (0.75 FTE)

About the role

The IT Support Specialist will support the IT Manager to maintain the high integrity of cbm data and systems, so that the functional arms of the organisation work smoothly. This role is responsible for our CRM system, along with being the first point of contact for the organisation's ICT and peripheral equipment. The role is vital to support delivery of fundraising, and reporting objectives, as well as delivering on the value of being good stewards of our resources. This is a 30 hour role with potential for 2 days WFH per week.

Key responsibilities

  • Ensure overall database integrity, accuracy and security, including configuration (uploads, exports, upgrades, imports and/or global changes to the database)
  • Gift administration (management of campaigns, appeals, package codes and gift coding)
  • Database administration (managing donor profiles, troubleshooting database issues)
  • Generate data files used for appeal mail outs and contact lists
  • Utilise data to generate insightful reports for stakeholders, providing valuable insights into fundraising and finance performance
  • Provide customised reporting to the management team, and financial data for analysis of return on investment
  • Identify and assess areas within the organisation where processes and workflows can be enhanced to improve efficiencies
  • Provide advice and support on IT-related matters
  • Assist with oversight of cbm's IT platform to ensure it is configured to deliver to the needs of users, provides a secure environment for donor data, and is reliable and cost effective
  • Respond promptly to resolve internal issues related to computer applications, hardware issues and IT systems
  • Maintain and support applications used by donor care, fundraising, finance and programmes

About you

  • Relevant tertiary qualification (e.g. technology, with focus on business practices / administration, computer science or information systems or related field)
  • 3 years' experience in an ICT / database role
  • Strong database administration skills, preferably with experience in CRM systems
  • Broad understanding of various software, with proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
  • Understanding of database management and data analysis
  • Understanding of cybersecurity best practice
  • High level of IT literacy and an eye for detail
  • Interest in emerging technologies and AI
  • Initiative, flexibility and a can-do attitude
  • Self motivated and independent work style
  • Team-oriented, collaborative, and an effective communicator
  • Commitment to cbm’s mission, vision and values of inclusion, justice, excellence, partnership and integrity
  • Ability to deal with a complex workload
  • Cultural sensitivity, with ability to work within a Christian kaupapa and be sensitive to its various expressions
  • Understanding of, and interest in, the not-for-profit sector.

Applications close 15 November 2026.

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