Inference Economics is a small economic advisory firm working in natural resource economics, conservation, Indigenous economics, and economic development. Our work includes agreement development and implementation, litigation support, policy design, and advocacy.

We are hiring a Funding Agreements and Reporting Specialist to manage funding agreements and reporting for our clients. You will report to the Lead Economist and work directly with client program and finance teams.

Most of your time will support a regional Inuit organization in Nunavut. The remaining time will support Inference Economics' internal systems and other projects.

What you will do

Maintain a register of funding agreements, including approved amounts, eligible activities, payment schedules, reporting obligations, and expiry dates

Develop annual and multiyear budgets and monitor actual and committed spending against funding limits and deadlines

Reconcile funding trackers with financial records, investigate discrepancies, and flag unspent balances, shortfalls, potentially ineligible expenses, and funding at risk of lapsing

Draft financial and narrative reports for funders, coordinate internal review, and track submissions and responses

Prepare monthly and quarterly reports for program and executive leadership on balances, forecasts, deadlines, and compliance risks





Coordinate with program and finance teams to gather the information and approvals needed for reporting

Develop templates, trackers, filing systems, and procedures, and help others use them

What we are looking for

At least two years of experience administering funding, grant, or contribution agreements, or comparable budget and reporting experience

Experience with non-profit funding or government funding agreements, including developing budgets and managing reporting responsibilities

Strong spreadsheet skills and experience reconciling financial information across systems

Clear writing and the ability to prepare accurate financial and narrative reports

The ability to manage several deadlines, work independently, and identify issues that need a decision

Comfort working directly with clients in a small firm

Authorization to work in Canada

Experience with government contribution agreements, Sage Intacct or a comparable accounting system, or Inuit or First Nations organizations would be an asset.

Salary: $75,000 to $90,000 CAD per year

Full time, 37.5 hours per week

One year fixed term employee position, with the possibility of extension

Remote within Canada, with some overlap with Eastern time for client meetings and adaptable start and end times

Occasional travel to Iqaluit, likely three to five days once per quarter. Approved travel expenses are covered.

Two weeks of paid vacation

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📌 Funding Agreements and Reporting Specialist (British Columbia)
🏢 Inference Economics
📍 British Columbia