About Us
Information Leadership is a New Zealand organisation specialising in Microsoft 365 digital workplaces, information management, and governance.
We help organisations bring clarity and structure to complex information environments – designing workplaces that are well governed, usable, and ready for what’s next, including AI.
At Information Leadership, you’ll jumpstart your career working alongside some of New Zealand’s most experienced information management experts.
About the Role
This isn’t just a job – it’s the start of a learning journey.
Our Graduate Consultant role is designed to help you build the skills and confidence needed to grow into a Consultant at Information Leadership. You’ll be supported while learning and working on real customer projects.
You’ll learn:
The technical aspects of delivering projects and services related to Microsoft 365 digital workplaces
How to engage confidently with customers, understand their needs, and contribute to practical solutions
How to participate in and support projects that are often complex
How good structure, governance, and clear thinking lead to better outcomes
What We’re Looking For
Bright minds: Thinkers, problem-solvers, and people who aren’t afraid to explore new ideas
Eager learners: Enthusiasm, curiosity, and a genuine hunger for knowledge
Logical wizards: Strong logical thinking and the ability to tackle challenges and bring structure to complexity
You should also hold a Bachelor’s degree (or higher), completed within the last year, or be completing your degree this semester (December 2026).
No IT degree? No problem. While a Computer Science degree would give you a head start on some of the learning, we value a diverse range of skills and backgrounds. You’ll learn everything you need on the job with the support of our fantastic team.
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to jumpstart your career with us. We’d love to hear from you.
Applications close at 12:00 pm (noon) on Wednesday, 18 November
This is a full-time, in-office position
Position will commence in late January 2027