Assoc Dir, Economic

Role Responsibilities

Do you like working on complex, challenging files alongside smart and fun people? Do you have a high tolerance for ambiguity and thrive in navigating the unknown? Are you interested in advancing Alberta’s intergovernmental priorities across government? If you said yes, consider joining our team

The Economic and Resource Policy Branch of Intergovernmental Relations Division offers an opportunity for an individual with strong negotiation and leadership skills, a thorough understanding of the federal and provincial systems of government, and a strong background in public policy.

Reporting to the Director of Economic and Resource Policy, you will work in a multi-disciplinary environment where your solid knowledge of federalism and economic, environmental and resource development policy will be used to provide analysis and strategic advice to develop an Alberta position or response to emerging issues. You will demonstrate your strategic thinking, sound judgment and exceptional relationship building and communication skills.

You will have the ability and the flexibility to support and influence a variety of for a, including the New West Partnership, Council of the Federation, and sector-specific ministerial meetings. You will identify emerging issues and analyze the implications for Alberta’s overall strategic direction to ensure interdepartmental and intergovernmental coordination; be able to provide advice on policy and strategy; represent the Ministry in intergovernmental meetings; and participate in the negotiation of intergovernmental agreements to ensure Alberta’s intergovernmental interests are represented.