About Netsafe New Zealand
What is Netsafe New Zealand?
Netsafe New Zealand is the country's independent, non-profit online safety organisation, founded in 1998 and headquartered in Auckland. Netsafe provides expert advice, incident support, and education to help New Zealanders stay safe online. The organisation is approved by the New Zealand government under the Harmful Digital Communications Act and plays a central role in the country's online safety infrastructure.
With approximately 41 employees, Netsafe works across education, community outreach, and direct support services, helping individuals, families, schools, and businesses navigate online risks including scams, cyberbullying, and harmful content.
Where will I work?
Netsafe is headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, and operates a hybrid work model. Team members split time between the Auckland office and remote work, with flexibility to accommodate different roles and working styles.
What is the team like?
With approximately 41 employees, Netsafe is a team of online safety experts, educators, researchers, and support professionals passionate about keeping New Zealanders safe in the digital world. The team combines technical expertise with empathy and communication skills, working across prevention, education, and incident response.
Work-Life Balance
Netsafe operates a 4-day work week with 32 hours at full pay. This progressive schedule demonstrates the organisation's commitment to employee wellbeing and reflects their understanding that well-rested staff provide better support to vulnerable people dealing with online safety issues.
Perks and Benefits
- 4-day work week (32 hours at full pay)
- Healthcare benefits
- Professional development opportunities
- Parental leave
- Hybrid work flexibility
- Mission-driven work protecting online safety
