Apply Inuit knowledge to setting and wildlife decisions as a permanent, full time advisor reporting to the Nunavik Research Centre Manager. Fluent English and Inuktitut are required.
The Inuit Knowledge Advisor collects, organizes, and manages knowledge respectfully, following Department protocols and policies. This work informs management plans, research projects, policies, and other decision-making processes. The advisor also supports community communication and Department goals.
Key Responsibilities:
Collect and organize Inuit knowledge about workplace and wildlife
Manage knowledge according to Department protocols and policies
Organize community engagements for information gathering and results communication
Create posters, presentations,
and communication materials with staff
Write funding proposals and grant applications with staff
Requirements:
High school diploma
Fluency in English and Inuktitut
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Deep understanding of Inuit culture, history, and values
Required security clearance and ability to work within a team
Support respectful environmental knowledge management through community engagement, communication, and bilingual collaboration as an Inuit Knowledge Advisor.