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Council's Strategic Research and Development Analyst
Moravian of the Thames First Nation
Council's Strategic Research and Development Analyst
Dead Line: February 4, 2022
The Council's Strategic Research and Development Analyst works under the direction of the Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit Council and reports to their supervisor, the Chief and/or the Director of Operations.
The Strategic Research and Development Analyst will provide direct support and be an adive participant in assisting the Chief and Council in the performance of political advocacy and effective governance. They will be responsible for researching and analyzing relevant information and data, and developing and delivering policy initiatives, reports, and other written material related to a variety of complex First Nation issues.
The Strategic Research and Development Analyst will also provide support to and work in coordination with Administration in the Council's research, development of proposals, planning; and, the implementation and management of strategies, projects andlor initiatives. To establish relationships and networking as appropriate.
The Strategic Research and Development Analyst's primary responsibility will be to prepare defined work plans and objectives aimed at supporting and implementing the Council's positions, strategies, projects and/or initiatives.
Qualifications
Minimum Requirements
- Community College diploma in Public Administration, Politicalscience or a related discipline is required;
- Must have experience working with First Nations in policy analysis or related areas;
- Must have knowledge of First Nations law and legal issues affecting First Nations;
- Experience or background in business/public administration is an asset.
- Computer literate (including Microsoft Word, Excel, database software, electronic communication tools, such as Microsoft Outlook);
Other Preferred Requirements:
- Knowledge of current First Nations issues, history and culture, and legal issues and relations with the federal, provincial and municipal governments;
- Knowledge of government legislations;
- Knowledge of First Nations political organizations;
- Possess excellent research and analytical skills;
- Possess excellent verbal and written communication skills; and,
- Ability to work independently and exhibit a high degree of initiative, self-direction and public relations skills.
Work Schedule
- Full time - 70 hours bi-weekly
- Flexible hours - some work on weekends for public community meetings
Salary: according to budget allocation and successful applicant's experience
lnterested applicants must submit a cover letter, resume, photocopy of diploma, three work related reference letters and a current CPIC (within 6 months) to:
Chief Denise Stoneflsh
14760 School House Line,
Thamesville, Ontario NOP 2K0
Council's Strategic Research and Development Analyst
The Strategic Research and Development Analyst will provide direct support and be an adive participant in assisting the Chief and Council in the performance of political advocacy and effective governance.