Project Manager

This is a term position for a specified period, subject to the organization's approved funding and operational requirements.

The Project Manager will be responsible for ensuring that assigned projects, funding applications, reporting requirements, and project documentation are completed within the established term of employment.

At the conclusion of the term, the Project Manager will ensure all project files, financial records, outstanding deliverables, funding reports, and relevant documentation are properly organized and transferred to the designated supervisor or department.

The Project Manager will play a key role in identifying funding opportunities, preparing proposals and grant applications, developing project budgets, coordinating project activities, and preparing financial and program reports. Working closely with Chief and Council, Director of Operations, department managers, community members, agencies, contractors, and funding partners, the Project Manager will support projects that align with the Nation's strategic priorities, community needs, and long-term development goals.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

Diploma or degree in Project Management, Business Administration, Public Administration, Community Development, or a related field.

Minimum of 3 years of experience in project management, project coordination, program administration, or a related position.

Experience working within a First Nations community or Indigenous organization is an asset.

Demonstrated experience in proposal writing, grant applications, and funding submissions.

Experience developing and monitoring project budgets.

Experience preparing work plans, project schedules, and implementation strategies.

Demonstrated experience preparing financial, operational, and funding reports.

Knowledge of government funding programs, contribution agreements, and project accountability requirements.

Experience coordinating contractors, consultants, staff, and external partners.