An exciting opportunity to be part of a well-established and growing retail business based in Christchurch, Canterbury, known for offering customers exceptional deals on a wide range of consumer products.
Position: 1 Full-Time Role
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Company: Bargain Me Retail Ltd
Employment Type: Full-Time (40 hours per week)
Salary: $85,000 – $100,000 NZD per annum (depending on experience)
Base Job Duties – IT Systems & Web Solutions Specialist
Design, develop, and maintain the company’s e-commerce website and customer portal, ensuring seamless UX/UI, payment gateway, CRM, and inventory system integration.
Set up and manage IT infrastructure across retail stores, including POS systems, network configuration, system security, and regular data backups.
Lead cloud migration projects (AWS/GCP/Azure) and implement automated workflows for stock management and customer engagement.
Maintain and optimise database architecture, ensuring data accuracy, integrity, and secure backup/recovery procedures.
Create custom dashboards and reports using BI tools to analyse sales trends, inventory data, and customer behaviour.
Oversee cybersecurity across digital platforms and ensure compliance with NZ privacy and data protection regulations.
Provide technical training and ongoing IT support to staff; maintain detailed system documentation and procedures.
Evaluate current systems and infrastructure to identify needs, recommend improvements, and plan for future upgrades.
Key Skills, Experience and Qualification Required:
- Minimum 3 years of experience in IT, software development, or cloud infrastructure.
- Bachelor’s Degree or Higher in Computer Applications / Information Technology / Software Engineering.
- Experience working in or supporting retail or e-commerce environments is a plus.
- Prior experience working with SaaS products and customer-facing platforms.
- Ability to manage projects independently, including technical design and execution.
- Excellent problem-solving, communication, and documentation skills.
