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Enhance your finance skills while honoring our heritage!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Bookkeeper, Budgeting & Reporting, based in Witset, BC.In this position, you will be primarily responsible for processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, supervising and implementing the organization's financial plans and policies, overseeing accounting practices, managing relationships with lending institutions, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations. Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, you contribute to the Nation's success by supervising general accounting, property accounting, internal auditing, fund accounting, and budgetary controls.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Contributing to organizational and departmental planning, including budgets and work plansProviding insights on financial matters for project and initiative planningManaging books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyMaintaining investment schedules, overseeing cash flow, and communicating with bankers on investmentsPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededDeveloping, analyzing, and interpreting statistical and accounting information for assessing operating results and performanceAchieving organizational goals through the lens of Truth and ReconciliationMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!

Feel settled in the beautiful untouched nature of Witset, where we invest in you long-term!Receive a competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, relocation assistance plus excellent benefits!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Witset First Nation!About Witset First NationWitset First Nation, rooted in Witsuwit’en heritage, is based in Witset, a cultural gem known as ‘Kyah Wiget' ('Old Village'). Nestled in northwest British Columbia alongside the Bulkley River, Witset thrives as a community of approximately 2,100 members. Originally Witsuwit’en fishing grounds, Witset has evolved into a flourishing village with 661 on-reserve and 1,129 off-reserve members.Situated between Smithers and New Hazelton, Witset embraces its rich culture and history, echoing through the valley, a land loved for generations. As a federally recognized Indian band, Witset First Nation is dedicated to providing tailored programs and services for its diverse community.To learn more about us, please visit: witset.ca/aboutAbout the OpportunityWitset First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Bookkeeper, based in Witset, BC.Reporting to the Strategic Finance Manager, the Senior Bookkeeper will primarily be responsible for managing and processing accounts receivable and accounts payable, maintaining fiscal records, and preparing financial reports, including monthly bank reconciliations.Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Managing books of account, including EFTs/checks, coding and posting invoices, deposits, and bank reconciliationsPreparing monthly/quarterly financial statements for Finance Manager to review before distribution to key stakeholders including council, Executive Director, and department managersCollaborating with staff to address program-specific bookkeeping needs, guiding adherence to Finance PolicyPreparing and maintaining year-end working papers, internal controls, spreadsheets, and assisting with year end auditsExercising care and control over assets and records, establishing safeguarding procedures and adhering to finance policyMaintaining an up-to-date, complete, and digitized filing system for bookkeeping and financial recordsProviding forensic bookkeeping services as neededMore About YouTo qualify for this role, ideally, you should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in bookkeeping, including accounting experience. Additionally, a Bachelor's degree in business, finance or a related field is required. The following skills and experience will be strong attributes:Demonstrated knowledge of computerized accounting systems (e.g SAGE300)Thorough understanding of accounts payable, accounts receivable, the general ledger and sub-ledgersProficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)Experience with invoicing (asset)First Nation or Indigenous experience (asset)Proven experience in fund accounting (asset)Strong verbal and written communication skillsAccuracy and attention to detail while working under tight deadlinesStrong problem-identification and problem-resolution skillsWillingness to integrate into the community and actively participate in local eventsYou bring a spirit of adaptability, resourcefulness, and an unyielding positive attitude to our shared objectives. Your elevated professional standards, organizational, time management, and prioritization skills, and adept navigation of political dynamics with stakeholders are indispensable qualities. Most importantly, your solution-oriented, empathetic, and diplomatic outlook, combined with a cooperative mindset, will drive constructive decision-making, steering both the organization and community toward the successful delivery of impactful services and programs. Your open-mindedness to different ideas and approaches will help foster reconciliation and positive change in your day to day work, and involvment with the community and members.We are looking for a candidate who is looking for stability and a place to settle and build a life in the natural, raw, and sacred untouched land of the Witset First Nation.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations ancestry. About the BenefitsIn exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a highly competitive annual salary of $54,600-$80,080, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:Comprehensive Benefits Plan: extended health care, dental, vision, life and long-term disability, etc.Competitive Pension Plan with up to 6% employer matching40 paid hours for Special/Personal Leave Bereavement LeavePaid time off for 17 designated days, including National Indigenous Day, Christmas Day, etc.Generous vacation accrualPaid sick daysGenerous relocation and living assistance to make Bulkley Valley your homeRegular community events such as charity fundraisers, Sports Days, Christmas Dinners, and more! Embark on a distinctive journey as a transformative member in our culturally rich community. Want to be a catalyst for positive change? Apply now!