Community planning policy specialists at Dillon develop plans, guide consultation, and create clear project materials. Hybrid work is available in three New Brunswick locations.

Dillon’s Planner will contribute to planning and policy projects within a collaborative, multidisciplinary setting. The position combines research, community and Indigenous engagement, document preparation, and support for land development approvals. You will work with intermediate and senior planners, technical professionals, clients, and stakeholders. Spatial analysis, graphic design, and presentation graphics experience, including GIS or Adobe tools, is considered an asset.

Key Responsibilities:

- Support community and Indigenous engagement strategies
- Create meeting materials, information panels, and website content




- Contribute to policy projects and community plan development
- Coordinate research, stakeholder input, and planning documentation
- Maintain accountability for quality, budgets, and timelines

Requirements:

- Degree in planning, geography, or related discipline
- Eligibility for New Brunswick Association of Planners membership
- Five or more years’ related work experience
- Experience facilitating public consultation programs
- Critical, strategic, organized, and adaptable working style

Use community engagement, policy development, research, and planning communication skills to support Dillon’s New Brunswick projects.

📌 Community Planning Policy Specialist (Fredericton)
🏢 Dillon Consulting
📍 Fredericton