Shape Nunavik marine policy through conservation expertise and community collaboration in a permanent, full time advisory position.

The Marine Policy Advisor reports to the Assistant Director within the Department of Environment, Wildlife & Research. This position coordinates policy development for land use, conservation, navigation, search and rescue, and harvesting rights. It also supports community-based monitoring, research, and informed decision-making.

Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate development, review, and implementation of marine policies
- Collaborate with governments, institutions, organizations, and Nunavik communities
- Prepare technical reports, briefing notes, and policy recommendations
- Support community-based monitoring programs and research projects




- Communicate marine policy information to communities and travel as needed

Requirements:

- Science degree in environment, biology, geography, or related discipline
- Three to five years’ wildlife management and research experience
- Communication skills in at least two stated languages
- Experience with project management, funding applications, and report writing
- Security clearance required; Nunavik experience is a significant asset

Apply marine planning, policy, research, and communication skills to support effective decision-making across the Nunavik Marine Region.

📌 Nunavik Marine Policy Advisor (Quebec City)
🏢 Makivvik
📍 Quebec City