Lead teams and develop multi-purpose strategies, plans, and approaches.
Provide strategic planning expertise to various TNG initiatives that include chiefs, councils, communities and staff.
Transform project planning into sophisticated technical materials, reports, and graphics utilizing planning and graphic software.
Manage planning processes across various sectors.
Research models, strategies and best practices to apply to TNG’s work.

Requirements

Master’s degree in planning, or equivalent
Proven record of successful working relationships with First Nations
Strategic thinker and planner with ability to collect and implement strategies based on input from Tsilhqot’in leadership, councils, teams and community members.
Excellent communication skills including public speaking, professional writing and report preparation.
Excellent research, analysis and problem-solving skills.
Valid BC Driver’s License, ability and willingness to travel to remote communities and travel to meetings outside of the region as required.
Flexible work schedule to partake in evening engagement sessions and Nation/community events.
Maintain and protect confidential and proprietary information.
Able to work collaboratively and build networks internally and externally
Proficient with a variety of computer software applications, including Adobe Creative Cloud, Illustrator, Nvivo, Microsoft Office.

Benefits

Comprehensive employee health benefits
Employer matching pension
Incremental vacation starting at 2 weeks vacation + additional 2 weeks paid time off at Christmas + 13 stat holidays
Family-oriented work environment
Vehicle provided for travel, for work purposes

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools

strategic planningproject planningresearchanalysisproblem-solving

Soft Skills

communicationpublic speakingprofessional writingcollaborationnetwork building

Certifications

Master’s degree in planningvalid BC Driver’s License