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 Setting, 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 setting, 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