New Job Manager, Federal Contributions And Relations In Nunavut

Iqaluit

14-507963

Term

The term will end on 31st March 2028. End Date: 31st May 2028.

Excluded

Between $117,746 and $133,647 per year, with an average travel time of 37.5 hours/week, and annual average earnings of $117,756 to $133,677, ranging from $117, 746 to $132,647.

$16,008 per annum

No staff housing available

Friday, December 22, 2023 - 11:59 pm Friday, December 8, 2023 -12:59 pm. 5 hours, 22 minutes, 53 seconds.

This job is exclusively for Iqaluit residents and not the general public.

The Manager, Federal Contributions and Relationships, reports to the Director, Financial Services. The Manager develops, negotiates, implements, and manages agreements between the Government of Canada (GN) and the Federal Government and third parties, which include other GN departments, Crown Corporations and Municipalities, regarding investments in transformative public infrastructure in Nunavut. The Manager provides objective analysis, support, and advice to capital planning decision makers in various GN departments for these crucial infrastructure projects.

The Manager is responsible for coordinating applications for federal funding and obtaining input from staff across the Department of Community and Government Services, other departments, and Crown Corporations. They will also work with other staff to develop plans, implement new applications, implement new procedures, and monitor results, and fulfill other financial requirements. The Manager will also manage the human and financial resources of the Federal Contributions and Relationships Unit and work independently with minimal supervision.

Typically, a job seeker must possess a degree that accurately reflects their knowledge, skills, and abilities, and have at least five (5) years of financial management experience, including contracts and financial analysis. Additionally, one (1) year of progressive supervisory or management experience is required. A CPA designation will be considered an asset, not a degree.

Nunavut has three official languages: Inuktut, English, and French. Applicants can submit their resume in any of the three official languages of Nunavutar. Fluency in two or more of the country's official languages would be advantageous. Knowledge of Inuit communities, culture, land, culture, and language, and experience working in a cross-cultural environment are also important.

We are open to applicants who can combine their education and experience to apply for this position. If you have met the education and experience requirements listed above, please complete the application process if you are at least 18 years old.

In order to fill future vacancies, an eligibility list may be established.