Energy and Sustainability Analyst

Energy and Sustainability Analyst**Kluane First Nation**
- Burwash Landing
- Full TimeAdministration And Clerical

**Energy and Sustainability Analyst**

**Status: Full-Time Term**

**Salary: LT-4 - $63,693.50 to 89,002.94 per annum ($35.00 to $48.90/hr)**

**Overview**:
Project Managing KFN’s Wind Energy development. This position works to address climate change from a holistic perspective and in alignment with First Nation Values. The position will help KFN work towards reducing our greenhouse gas emissions and becoming more sustainable and self-reliant.

**Knowledge and Skills**:
1. Assist with project planning by soliciting technical resources, evaluating technical options, and understanding feasibility, environmental assessment studies and regulatory options.

2. Encourage and assist in conducting energy assessments and accessing retrofit building funding to improve energy efficiency.

3. Proven knowledge of renewable energy and energy efficiency options, in addition to strong familiarity with the Yukon’s and Yukon First Nations current energy situation.

4. Demonstrated experience working with Yukon First Nations and in working collaboratively with multiple stakeholders on projects. Ability to seek and acquire resources and understand complex assessments.

5. Excellent organizational skills, communication skills, writing skills, and editing skills. Demonstrated confidence and the ability to follow through on assigned duties independently within strict deadlines.

6. Ability to network and maintain strong relationships with other colleagues in the energy sector.

7. Experience with project financial management. Demonstrate tact, intuition and diplomacy, strong work ethic, good judgment and ability to work well in a team environment.

**Educational and Experience**:
A post-secondary degree in science, economics, planning renewable energy, natural resources or sustainability or equivalency obtained through course work and/or work experience. Two years’ experience working with or liaising with Yukon First Nation governments and organizations on projects and programs. Experience working in an energy-focused capacity.