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Government of Nova Scotia

Government of Nova Scotia

www.novascotia.ca

2 Jobs

5,471 Employees

About the Company

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/

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Government of Nova Scotia
Job Title
Caseworker 1(A)-(B)-2(A)-(B)(Grants, Loan, and Mortgage Programs)
Job Description
**Job Title**: Caseworker – Grants, Loans & Mortgage Programs (Housing) **Role Summary** Responsible for administering grants, loans, and mortgage assistance programs that support lower‑income households in acquiring, repairing, or renting safe, affordable housing. Duties include financial analysis of applicants and social housing projects, drafting reports, and consulting with stakeholders to ensure program viability. **Expectations** - Manage a caseload efficiently to determine eligibility and deliver timely decision‑making. - Work independently with minimal supervision while collaborating within a team environment. - Maintain high standards of compliance, confidentiality, and professional communication with diverse clients and stakeholders. **Key Responsibilities** 1. Review and assess applicant financial statements for grants and loans. 2. Perform budgeting, cost analysis, and calculation of subsidies for housing co‑ops and social housing projects. 3. Administer operating agreements for social and non‑profit housing developments. 4. Prepare detailed financial reports, audit summaries, and intervention strategy documents. 5. Maintain accurate records in databases and produce required documentation. 6. Consult with project managers, housing boards, and community partners to address concerns and support program objectives. 7. Conduct interviews and in‑person client assessments, ensuring respectful and confidential interactions. 8. Apply IFRS principles, accounting ratios, and internal controls to all financial reviews. 9. Assist in program monitoring and reporting requirements to senior management. **Required Skills** - Financial analysis & budgeting - Property management & mortgage/loan administration - Knowledge of IFRS and basic accounting principles - Strong written and verbal communication, including report writing - Interviewing, client relations, and conflict resolution - Project management and organizational skills - Proficiency with word processing, spreadsheets, database software - Ability to work under pressure with diverse socioeconomic clients **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, or equivalent (or * or a two‑year diploma plus 2 years of related experience, or * four years of related experience). - No mandatory certifications; awareness of co‑operative housing and provincial home repair programs is an asset.
Middleton, Canada
On site
Junior
25-11-2025
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Government of Nova Scotia
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Manager, Cyber and Risk
Job Description
Job title: Manager, Cyber and Risk Role Summary: Lead a cyber risk team to assess, embed, and manage cybersecurity risk throughout the technology delivery lifecycle. Drive a risk‑aware culture, support procurement and RFP processes, and facilitate secure‑by‑design practices across government, healthcare, and education initiatives. Expectations: - Build and mentor a high‑performing cyber and risk team. - Integrate cybersecurity frameworks into project design and delivery (Agile, DevSecOps). - Deliver accurate risk assessments, treatment plans, and clear risk communications. - Partner with business owners and delivery teams to shape risk‑based decisions. - Continuously improve assessment processes and maintain industry‑aligned standards. Key Responsibilities: 1. Lead, coach, and develop cyber risk professionals. 2. Collaborate with delivery partners to define scope, expectations, and risk assessment requirements. 3. Execute comprehensive risk assessments for systems, applications, services, vendors, AI, and cloud platforms. 4. Review control effectiveness, identify risks, and provide actionable recommendations. 5. Identify cybersecurity requirements in RFPs, evaluate proposals, and advise on contractual terms. 6. Maintain risk treatment plans, reporting, and documentation (risk logs, dashboards). 7. Establish, refine, and promote cybersecurity standards, processes, and assurance frameworks. 8. Facilitate workshops, meetings, and trainings for non‑technical stakeholders on security risks and trade‑offs. 9. Foster cross‑functional relationships and secure‑by‑design thinking across the organization. 10. Adapt risk assessment procedures to evolving cybersecurity threats and regulatory changes. Required Skills: - Leadership: 5+ years of progressive cyber/security/risk management with direct people management. - Technical knowledge: NIST CSF/800‑53, ISO/IEC 27001, CIS Controls, SOC 2 and related frameworks. - Integration: Experience embedding security in system/solution design, Agile and DevSecOps environments. - Risk Documentation: Expertise in risk tracking, decision logs, dashboards, and formal reporting. - Procurement: Ability to define cybersecurity requirements, evaluate responses, and negotiate contractual terms. - Communication: Proficient at translating complex security concepts to non‑technical audiences. - Change Management: Demonstrated cross‑functional collaboration and ability to lead change in multi‑stakeholder contexts. Required Education & Certifications: - Undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Science, or related technical field (equivalent experience acceptable). - Professional certifications preferred (e.g., CISSP, CISM, CISA, CRISC, or equivalent). ---
Halifax, Canada
On site
Mid level
05-02-2026