Apply communications research and writing skills as an Analyst with OCIL in Ottawa, supporting in-person, hybrid, or remote work arrangements.

Reporting to the Communications Manager, this full-time, one-year term role supports communications content and initiatives. You will research, analyze, write, edit, and develop materials for diverse audiences. The work advances the Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages mandate and priorities through clear, accessible, culturally responsive communications.

Key Responsibilities:

- Research and draft social media, reports, publications, and website materials
- Edit communications content for accuracy, accessibility, and consistency
- Conduct environmental scanning on language initiatives and emerging issues




- Translate complex information into accessible audience-appropriate content
- Support communications plans, campaigns, announcements, and public awareness initiatives

Requirements:

- Diploma or bachelor's degree in communications or related field
- One to three years of relevant qualified experience
- Strong writing, editing, proofreading, and verbal communication skills
- Strong research and analytical abilities using multiple information sources
- Ability and willingness to travel across Canada as required

Support OCIL's communications mandate through research, analysis, writing, editing, and culturally responsive content development in Ottawa.

📌 Communications Research Analyst Ottawa (Northside)
🏢 Office Of The Commissioner Of Indigenous Languages
📍 Northside