• Conduct research and engagement with internal and external partners to identify gaps and to propose solutions for housing policies and programs in alignment with The City of Calgary’s Home is Here housing strategy.
• Perform analysis, synthesize complex information, and provide strategic advice and recommendations for approval.
• Facilitate partnerships with organizations in the housing sector and with other orders of government for the delivery of housing programs.
• Develop and coordinate communications with partners and the public about programs and services that support housing delivery and positive resident outcomes.
• Advocate to other orders of government for changes or introductions to policy, regulations, legislation, programming, and funding that align with The City's approved housing objectives. Coordinate with other orders of government to design and implement funding programs and agreements that support housing delivery.
• Other duties including planning, managing scope, coordination of cross-corporate teams or initiatives, risk management and mitigation, effective communication, reporting, and exercising nimble and agile practices.
• A degree in Planning, Business Administration, Public Administration, Public Policy, Social Work or a related field.
• At least 5 years of related project management experience which includes a combination of research, analysis, program development, providing strategic advice, facilitating partnerships, navigating complex issues, and providing effective advocacy is required.
• Experience developing succinct communication, preparing and presenting project updates, briefing notes, and reports for senior management, boards and/or Council, and experience preparing recommendations on complex issues is also required
• Housing policy, strategy, capital development, real estate, planning, and programming experience will be considered assets.
• Governance experience and familiarity with risk, financial and legal agreements will also be considered assets.
• Demonstrated knowledge of Indigenous world views, histories, languages, cultures, traditions, values and natural laws; the role of traditional territories in Indigenous sustainability; the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, UNDRIP, and other Indigenous accords; Treaty and Aboriginal rights, government policies and the Duty to Consult, as well as the governance structures and protocols of Treaty 7 Nations, the Otipemisiwak Metis Government, and Calgary’s urban Indigenous communities will be considered an asset.
• Success in this position requires you to demonstrate strong initiative, prioritization, planning and organizing skills, and detail-orientation to meet deadlines in a rapidly changing environment.
• Excellent communication skills along with a well-developed ability to influence without authority.
• Strong business and political acumen and demonstrated professional judgement.
Pay Grade 13 $49.32-$66.00 per hour
Standard 35 hour week
