First Nations Policy Analyst British Columbia

Shape First Nations policy through research and strategic advice with UBCIC in the Lower Mainland, using a hybrid Vancouver office option.

As Policy Analyst, you will advance mandates from the UBCIC Chiefs Council and support policy work affecting First Nations in B.C. The position requires political analysis, legislative review, partnership engagement, and clear written communication. You will work with the Policy Director, Executive, legal advisors, government, non-profits, academia, and First Nations Leadership Council partners.

• Develop and carry out UBCIC Chiefs Council mandates
• Analyze current events, legislation, and government policy
• Prepare briefing notes, correspondence, submissions, and reports
• Coordinate working groups, meetings, and policy events
• Advance collaborative priorities with First Nations partners

• University degree related to First Nations studies or environmental fields
• Three to five years working with First Nations in B.C.
• Knowledge of climate, energy, infrastructure, and environmental policies
• Strong research, analysis, writing, and communication skills
• Experience supporting political leadership and facilitating meetings

Bring policy analysis, legislative knowledge, and respectful partnership skills to UBCIC’s First Nations mandates across British Columbia.