Careers

Over 10 years, Deborah Curd has contributed to and witnessed Christchurch’s post-quake recovery. Her expertise, leadership skills, and deep compassion helped reshape the city. And today, as Calibre NZ’s Structures Leader - South, she’s positively influencing our next generation of female Engineers by being a team-driven role model who’s focused on making a difference.

From Graduate to Senior Structural Engineer in just five years, Ric Low has worked on some of Calibre’s most innovative projects. No matter how big the undertaking, this young gun has thrived. Now, Ric’s career progression is inspiring a new generation of engineers.

Over the past seven years, Civil Engineer Rachel Harrison has taken on varied roles across a range of markets. For her, this has meant the invaluable opportunity to develop a comprehensive skillset, which many in the industry don’t always get.

“As a team leader, I try to provide as much guidance as I can and help my team understand the big picture. I support the teams on projects and designs, and help them accomplish their career goals. It can be challenging at times, but the end result is rewarding.”

I began my career as a graduate with Calibre in 2018. Two years on, my role as a civil engineer involves the design and construction management of urban development projects across New Zealand. I work with clients and architects to realise their visions and aspirations, while ensuring future residents remain safe and the natural environment is not adversely affected.

If there’s one word that describes Bruce Vincent’s leadership style, it’s authentic. Trust, transparency, and community are what our Executive General Manager is all about. A champion of employee wellbeing and development, Bruce is devoted to creating a culture of connection at Calibre NZ, where a strong sense of whānau runs deep.