Fisheries Data Analyst Jobs in British Columbia

Ability to set priorities effectively and problem solve, including early identification and management of risks, with strong attention to detail

Project management training is an asset or demonstrated ability to manage projects through to completion within budget and timeframes

Establish and manage workplans, budgets, and provide direction to any contractors or staff

Exceptional oral and written communication skills, and demonstrated ability to create compelling content and copy

Design skills with the ability to develop creative content and understanding of current trends in communications

Ability to manage strategic partnerships and work in partnership with First Nations communities and organizations

Post-secondary degree in public administration, Indigenous studies, environmental studies, resource management, or a related field, plus minimum five years of experience

Strong budget management/forecasting; human resource skills including planning; and the ability to develop workplans

Develop and manage workplans, budgets, and reporting requirements

Oversee management of Intergovernmental Relations Coordinator

A knowledgeable manager who understands BC First Nations relations and environmental issues

Demonstrated experience in stakeholder and government relations

Free access to our Aspire Academy for continuing professional education

Medical and dental benefits once qualified

Relevant experience in the fisheries industry is preferred

Vacation pay paid out on each weekly pay cheque

$50 voucher for boots in partnership with Mark's Work Warehouse

New and quicker onboarding process