First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA) is consistently recognized as one of British Columbia’s Top Employers.
FNFA is a First Nations-led non-profit, financial services corporation mandated under the First Nations Fiscal Management Act (2005) providing cost-effective financing, investment management, and capital advisory services to First Nations communities in Canada. FNFA does not rely on federal government funding and is self-sufficient.
Our mission is to support Indigenous communities to build strong, healthy and prosperous communities for the next seven generations. From clean energy projects to schools for our children and housing for our Elders, priorities being undertaken by First Nations, and financed by FNFA, are creating good jobs while contributing to the economy of Canada.
Job Postings
FNFA is seeking to hire a Credit Analyst to support financial analysis for First Nations pursuing FNFA membership and borrowing opportunities. This role assists with credit assessments, data analysis, presentations, and reporting. The Credit Analyst also works with internal departments and members, helps train Financial Analysts, and performs related finance duties.
Are you ready to play a key role in advancing the First Nations Finance Authority’s (FNFA) investment offerings? The FNFA is looking to hire an Investment Products Advisor to serve as a relationship manager and business development lead for FNFA’s pooled investment products. The Advisor helps members and potential members understand how FNFA investment products support their long-term financial and economic development goals.
FNFA is presently seeking an experienced Financial Controller to work in our Westbank offices. This position leads and oversees FNFA’s accounting operations, daily financial recording, financial reporting cycle, internal controls, leads the accounting team and measures their performance.
FNFA is seeking a Business Analyst to support the implementation of its new Financial Management System. Work closely with IT, Finance, and Member Services to gather requirements, improve processes, support testing and data migration, and help ensure a successful system rollout.
FNFA is seeking an experienced Software Project Manager to lead and coordinate software projects from planning through delivery. Work closely with IT, development teams, and stakeholders to manage priorities, timelines, requirements, and releases while supporting innovative technology solutions.