Language selection

Search

Become a policy analyst

Our policy analysts help shape policies and programs that protect our aquatic ecosystems for the people and wildlife that depend on them. They are passionate about science-based decisions that support conservation and rebuilding of keystone aquatic species such as Pacific salmon, sustainable use, adaptation and resilience in light of climate change, and addressing Canada’s commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous groups. As a policy analyst, you’ll engage with a wide range of internal and/or external partners and stakeholders, including:

What a policy analyst does in a day

The workplace of a policy analyst varies from an office to the field where you might deliver workshops, training, or conferences. Mostly, you’ll work independently at a computer and with others collaboratively to:

Requirements

As a policy analyst, you have strong writing, analytical, and interpersonal skills. You work well with diverse groups and base decisions on research and science. You're able to:

If you want to make a real impact on climate change, contribute to Indigenous reconciliation, and keep our economy strong while protecting our coastal, inland and marine ecosystems, we encourage you to apply to become a policy analyst on our team.

Date modified: