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Microsoft jobs in west coast region New Zealand

6 microsoft jobs found in west coast region: showing 1 - 6

Support Worker | Westport
Company: New Zealand Government |

Location: Westport, West Coast, New Zealand

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 11 Sep 2026
Microsoft applications and other technology Willing to learn and develop your skills What you'll need NZ Certificate... and potentially Level 4 A current full New Zealand driver's licence Competency with Microsoft applications and similar software
Support Worker | Westport
Company: unknown |

Location: Greymouth, West Coast, New Zealand

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 11 Sep 2026
Microsoft applications and other technology Willing to learn and develop your skills What you'll need NZ Certificate... and potentially Level 4 A current full New Zealand driver's licence Competency with Microsoft applications and similar software
Receptionist/administrator | Buller Health
Company: unknown |

Location: Greymouth, West Coast, New Zealand

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 08 Sep 2026
to detail The ability to juggle multiple tasks and remain calm under pressure Confident using Microsoft Office, including Word
Practice Nurse - Integrated Family Health Service
Company: unknown |

Location: Greymouth, West Coast, New Zealand

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 07 Sep 2026
. Proficient in Indici and Microsoft Office Suite. Attributes: Passionate about rural health and Māori health equity
Administration Assistant | Greymouth
Company: unknown |

Location: Greymouth, West Coast, New Zealand

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 07 Sep 2026
in an administrative role, preferably within a large or complex organisation. Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Word, Outlook
Major Gifts Officer-west Region
Company: Educational Media Foundation - K-LOVE & Air1 |

Location: West Coast, New Zealand

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 23 Jun 2026
several projects at the same time. Demonstrates in-depth knowledge of planned-giving and its complexities. Experience using Microsoft