As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 7 economic development officer jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Government of Newfoundland and Labrador - Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development, Kativik Regional Government and City of Cambridge. Skills often requested: financial management, bilingualism, have computer literacy and sales.
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2+ YOECandidates need a degree in economic development, business administration, marketing, entrepreneurship or planning, or equivalent experience. They need 2-4 years running a small business or providing small business consulting, and experience delivering seminars and providing customer service.
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador - Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development
Candidates need a business degree (equivalencies considered) and experience in economic, business or community development. Experience building collaboration with business, industry and academic stakeholders is required, and international trade or business development experience is an asset.
Decision making, Collaboration, International trade, Sales, Manage time
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador - Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development
Candidates need a degree in business, commerce, economics or a related field (equivalencies considered), plus experience in regional economic development, commercial or non-commercial financing, business counselling and proposal analysis, and fostering collaboration with business and academia. Experience drafting or reviewing security or legal documents is an asset.
Candidates need post-secondary education in a related field, experience in economic or business development, knowledge of funding programs and grant writing, strong communication skills, and computer proficiency. A clear criminal reference check is required on hire.
Candidates need a degree in business, economic development, urban planning or a related field, plus considerable experience in economic development or real estate and working with businesses and government. They also need strong relationship, project management and communication skills, a valid Ontario class G licence, and Microsoft Office experience.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook
3+ YOECandidates need a university degree in commerce or accounting, or exceptional relevant experience, plus at least 3 years of experience in business management, accounting or taxation. They must know financial management across sole proprietorships, corporations, partnerships and cooperatives, be computer literate, and be bilingual in Inuktitut and English or French.
Financial management, Troubleshooting, Taxation, Have computer literacy, Bilingualism, Accounting
3+ YOECandidates need a university degree in commerce or accounting, or exceptional relevant experience, plus at least 3 years in business management, accounting or taxation. They also need financial management knowledge, computer skills, willingness to travel in Nunavik, and bilingual Inuktitut-English or Inuktitut-French ability.
Financial management, Troubleshooting, Taxation, Have computer literacy, Bilingualism, Accounting
Economic Development Officer jobs by city
Common questions
Who is hiring economic development officers?
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador - Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development (2), Kativik Regional Government (2), City of Cambridge (1), The City of Guelph (1) and Whitefish River First Nation (1).
What skills do economic development officer jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention financial management, bilingualism, have computer literacy, sales, relationship building, collaboration, taxation and accounting.