9 hours ago
Auckland, New Zealand or Wellington, New ZealandStaff+
Responsibilities
- Define and evolve BNZ’s enterprise quality engineering strategy, standards, practices, and quality controls.
- Partner with delivery and platform teams to embed shift-left testing and quality practices into tooling, workflows, and delivery governance.
- Coach engineers and quality practitioners through communities of practice, learning pathways, and capability development.
- Use quality signals and delivery data to measure maturity, identify improvements, and connect engineering quality to risk and release confidence.
- Guide responsible use of AI-enabled engineering tools for test design, automation, defect analysis, documentation, pattern identification, and continuous improvement.
- Establish quality engineering capability expectations, career pathways, training alignment, and progression guidance across engineering roles.
- Work across Technology to integrate quality expectations into standards, tooling, and engineering practices.
Requirements
- Strong technical credibility across modern quality engineering and test practices.
- Experience defining or evolving quality standards in a complex or regulated environment.
- Deep understanding of software development life cycles, shift-left testing, and automated quality controls.
- Ability to influence and coach engineers and leaders without relying on formal authority.
- Comfort using data and evidence to drive change and prioritisation.
- A pragmatic approach that balances delivery speed, quality, risk, and assurance.
- Practical experience using AI-assisted engineering or quality tools to improve software delivery outcomes.
- Sound judgement regarding responsible AI use, risk management, data protection, and governance.
Benefits
- Permanent employment with flexible working arrangements.
- Wellbeing support and a generous leave offering.
- Opportunities for growth, learning, and career development.
- Applications are reviewed regularly during the advertising period, with the right reserved to close applications early; the posting lists application closing dates of 19 August 2026 and 21 October 2026.
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About NAB
The National Association of Broadcasters is the U.S. trade association for radio and television stations and networks. It advocates on policy and regulatory issues, supports industry standards and education, and produces the NAB Show, a major annual media and technology conference. Founded in 1923 and headquartered in Washington, DC, NAB operates as a nonprofit membership organization funded by dues, events, and sponsorships.