Analyst, Funding Programs (12 Months, Full-Time)
Vancouver, BC Funding Programs Full-time Sep 08, 2026 Yearly: $70000

About the Role
Creative BC is looking for an Analyst, Funding Programs to join our team for a 12-month term.

The Analyst helps deliver Creative BC’s grant and funding programs from beginning to end - from developing program guidelines and assessing applications to supporting funding decisions, reporting on results, and identifying ways to improve how programs are delivered.

This role combines program management, analysis, judgment, and relationship-building. You will work with applicants, funding recipients, advisory panel members, and colleagues across Creative BC, while helping ensure funding programs are delivered fairly, consistently, and in line with their intended purpose.

Program assignments may change over time based on funding cycles, workload, and organizational priorities, so this role is well suited to someone who can learn quickly, manage competing priorities, and comfortably work across different programs.

Overview
Type : Temporary, Full time

Duration : 12 Months

Schedule : Monday to Friday

Hours : 9:00am to 5:00pm (PDT) - includes a 1-hour unpaid lunch break

Work Model: Hybrid, two (2) days in-office each week (upon completion of in-person training period)

The Work
Deliver funding programs from start to finish, including application intake, assessment, adjudication, funding decisions, evaluation, and reporting.

Develop and apply program guidelines and assessment tools, including eligibility criteria, scoring approaches, timelines, and other program requirements.

Assess applications and make recommendations, applying program criteria and professional judgment to make fair, consistent, and well-supported decisions.

Lead and support adjudication processes, including preparing panel materials, briefing panel members, facilitating discussions, and documenting decisions and rationale.

Interpret program policies and funding objectives and turn them into clear, practical guidance for applicants, recipients, panel members, and colleagues.





Track and analyze program information, identifying trends, outcomes, risks, and other insights that support reporting and decision-making.

Maintain accurate and complete program records, ensuring decisions, documentation, and reporting can be clearly understood and supported.

Work closely with Funding Program Coordinators to keep program administration, information, data, and timelines on track.

Build constructive relationships with applicants, funding recipients, and partners, providing clear and consistent information and helping resolve questions or issues.

Look for ways to make programs better, using program results, feedback, and experience to recommend improvements to processes, assessment approaches, and applicant experience.

Support different programs as priorities shift, building knowledge across Creative BC’s funding portfolio and helping maintain continuity during busy periods or changes in program assignments.

Experience + Fit
This role may be a strong fit if you:

Have experience delivering or managing grant, funding, or similar application-based programs.

Have experience reviewing and assessing applications, participating in or leading adjudication or evaluation processes, and making well-supported recommendations.

Can interpret policies, guidelines, or funding objectives and apply them consistently to real-world situations.

Are comfortable making judgment calls when circumstances are complex or the answer is not immediately obvious.

Have strong analytical and reporting skills and can turn detailed information and data into clear, useful insights.

Are a clear and thoughtful communicator who can explain program requirements and decisions to different audiences.





Are highly organized and able to manage multiple deadlines, program cycles, and competing priorities without losing track of the details.

Are comfortable working with databases and systems to manage program information and reporting; Salesforce experience is an asset.

Enjoy working collaboratively and can build productive relationships with colleagues, applicants, funding recipients, and external partners.

Are adaptable and comfortable learning new programs and taking on different assignments as team needs change.

Have post‑secondary education in public administration, business, finance, economics, policy, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Why Work at Creative BC?
Creative BC supports the growth of B.C.’s creative industries - film and TV, music, interactive and digital media, and publishing.

A hybrid work model and a centrally-located office in Mount Pleasant

Extended health and dental benefits

Participation in the Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP)

A Health Spending Account (HSA) and/or Lifestyle Spending Account (LSA)

Paid annual vacation starting at 3 weeks per year (pro-rated)

Paid time off for Sick Leave + Medical Appointments and Life Management Leave

Access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

A supportive workplace culture that values balance, creativity, and accountability

Application Information
This posting will remain open until 5:00 PM (PDT) on September 22, 2026; however, it may close earlier if a successful candidate is identified.

We appreciate the time and effort that goes into every application. While all applications will be carefully reviewed, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Creative BC is committed to fostering an equitable, diverse, and inclusive workplace. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and lived experiences and are committed to providing reasonable accommodation throughout the recruitment process upon request.

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