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The BC Government Is Hiring A Bunch Of Roles & Some Will Pay You Over $75K

They're looking for a Cannabis Consultant!

Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.

Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.

Editor

If it's time for a new gig, and you want to work for one of the top employers in Canada, then get your resume ready! There are so many B.C. government jobs open out right now, and there's a little something for everyone.

Plus, some of them pay over $75,000 a year, so you could be bringing in some serious cash with these positions.

There's a lot of positions open right now, so you'll likely find something to fit your qualifications and interests.

Here are some of the roles that the BC Public Service is hiring for right now, so you can get applying!

Cannabis Consultant, Cannabis Operations

Department: Liquor Distribution Branch

Salary: Up to 46,732.98 per annum

Who Should Apply: Minimal experience is needed for this role, but you do need to have knowledge about cannabis and have taken a few courses on it. This job sounds pretty fun because its purpose is to give people information and consultations about cannabis. You would be interacting directly with customers, and selling the government's cannabis products.

Apply Here

Design Coordinator

Department: Ministery of Health

Salary: Up to $52,157.99 annually

Who Should Apply: People who have a knack for writing, and want to get into the web design industry. This role will be making health care information accessible to the public. Not too much experience is required, and you would be helping break down complex topics for the public.

Apply Here

Indigenous Cultural Coordinator

Department: Children & Family Development

Salary: Up to $69,422.06 annually

Who Should Apply: This position works with children and families in Coquitlam to help develop their cultural plans and assess cultural heritage needs. If you have an interest in social work and experience working with Indigenous children, youth and communities, then this could be a fit.

Apply Here

Digital Analyst

People working on a project.

People working on a project.

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Department: The Digital Investment Office

Salary: Up to $83,014.85

Who Should Apply: This might not sound as exciting as a Cannabis Consultant, but it pays well and could be perfect for a business-minded person out there. This position will work with data and technology, as well as oversee projects.

Apply Here

Senior Highway Design Technician

Department: Min of Trans & Infrastructure

Salary: Up to $75,884.38 annually

Who Should Apply: This role gets to help develop the road system in B.C., and the person needs to have engineering experience. You could soon be driving on a road you helped design though, which is pretty cool.

Apply Here

Supervisor - 39th and Cambie

Department: BC Liquor Distribution Branch

Salary: Up to $58,345.59 annually

Who Should Apply: This is a temporary position, that manages a Liquor Distribution Branch in Vancouver. This role will be assigning tasks making schedules, managing employees, and doing general administration. It could be great for anyone looking to add something new to their resume, and it doesn't require any degrees.

Apply Here

  • Editor

    Morgan Leet (she/her) is an Editor for Narcity Media Group. After graduating from Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication, she jumped into fulfilling her dream as a journalist, merging her passion for travelling with writing. After working in the print media world on Canada’s East Coast, she joined Narcity with a move to B.C., drawn to the beauty of Western Canada. Since then, she's documented her experience moving to Vancouver, covering everything from local events to bucket-list travel destinations across Canada's West Coast.

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