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Working with the Government of Nova Scotia is one of the most rewarding career paths you can take. With the Nova Scotia public service, one career can branch out into many. Employment Opportunities with the Provincial Government: http://jobs.novascotia.ca/
On-site · Halifax
The Director provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for provincial educator and family-facing programs, including child care subsidies and registry services. They lead managers and staff to ensure service delivery is transparent, efficient, and aligned with government policy and legislative requirements.
On-site · Truro Heights
The Property Mapper maintains and revises property boundaries and land information databases by interpreting survey plans and title documents. They also provide support to municipal units and valuation services by resolving database linkages and ensuring the accuracy of property assessment records.
On-site · Port Hawkesbury
The Administrative Assistant provides essential operational support by managing calendars, correspondence, and office facilities while coordinating recruitment and financial documentation. They act as a primary point of contact for staff and the public, ensuring efficient office workflows and adherence to administrative policies.
On-site · Windsor
The receptionist serves as the primary point of contact for clients and the public, providing administrative support and managing general inquiries. They work in partnership with social workers and caseworkers to ensure the efficient delivery of departmental programs and services.
On-site · Halifax
Design and deliver secure, scalable digital solutions for government services while translating complex business needs into technical requirements. Lead code reviews, mentor junior developers, and integrate internal and external APIs to ensure high-quality application performance.
On-site · Halifax
The Carpenter Foreperson assists in leading the trades team by organizing, supervising, and inspecting architectural work performed by staff and contractors. They are responsible for ensuring all maintenance and installation projects comply with the National Building Code and National Fire Code.
On-site · Halifax
The Business Services Clerk supports operational and procurement functions by managing tender documents, purchase orders, and accounts payable transactions. They also ensure financial accuracy by verifying work orders and entering time confirmations into SAP S4 for cost recovery.
On-site · Halifax
The Senior Software Developer will design and deliver secure, scalable solutions for high-volume government services while modernizing legacy systems. They will also lead code reviews, mentor junior developers, and ensure technical documentation meets quality standards.
On-site · Halifax
Provide strategic leadership and senior authority for Nova Scotia's building code system, focusing on policy, governance, and implementation. Lead the adoption of national model codes and represent the province in national and intergovernmental forums.
On-site · Halifax
The Manager, Educator Services provides operational leadership for educator-facing services, including classification, professional development validation, and bursary administration. They are responsible for managing service delivery, monitoring performance trends, and collaborating with stakeholders to ensure consistent and responsive support for the early learning sector.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Income Assistance Specialist provides leadership in the development and application of policies for the ESIA program to support vulnerable Nova Scotians. They work collaboratively with service delivery teams and community partners to monitor program performance and recommend improvements.
On-site · Halifax
The Manager is responsible for overseeing program resources for Emergency Health Services, including contract management, procurement, and budget forecasting. They provide leadership on projects and ensure that legislation, regulation, and policy development support the province's integrated emergency system.
On-site · Pictou
The secretary provides a broad range of administrative and secretarial support to the Provincial Victim Services Program, including front desk coverage and database management. They also assist regional and head office staff by coordinating meetings, preparing correspondence, and maintaining electronic filing systems.
On-site · Halifax
The Director is responsible for the overall operation and management of courthouses and program delivery across the province. They lead the development and implementation of policies and legislation while maintaining strong relationships with stakeholders and the judiciary.
On-site · Bible Hill
The technician conducts surveying and engineering duties related to the maintenance and construction of highways and bridges. They also assist in bridge inspections, contract supervision, and the coordination of daily operations for bridge crews.
On-site · Halifax
Responsible for the planning, fieldwork, and reporting of performance audits in accordance with professional standards and office methodology. This includes developing audit plans, evaluating complex information, and mentoring junior staff.
On-site · Kentville
The Victim Services Navigator provides direct support and information to victims of crime as they navigate the criminal justice system. They act as a liaison between victims and justice personnel while maintaining sensitive case files and assisting with victim impact statements.
On-site · Dartmouth
The Electrical Engineer reviews document filings and codes of practice related to electrical safety and provides expert recommendations for regulatory approvals. They conduct on-site inspections of industrial workplaces and mines to ensure compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
On-site · Shubenacadie
The Air Attack Officer coordinates and controls aerial wildfire suppression operations, including airspace management and target selection. They also provide operational support for wildfire prevention, training initiatives, and provincial wildfire coordination.
On-site
The Access Support Worker is responsible for transporting and supporting children, youth, and families during access visits and appointments. They also provide safety oversight and document interactions to ensure the efficient operation of the Provincial Access and Transportation Program.
