Job Title: Director of Constituency Operations 

Location: Bowmanville - Oshawa North 

Type: Full-time, must be available to work evenings and weekends as needed Start: April 7, 2026 

Salary range: $80,000 - $99,999 

Overview 

The Director of Constituency Operations leads the day-to-day operations of the Member of  Parliament’s constituency office in Bowmanville - Oshawa North, with a specific focus on  building and strengthening relationships within local communities. This role combines  stakeholder engagement, community outreach, office management, and knowledge of  federal government services and policies. 

Key Responsibilities 

Community Engagement and Outreach 

• Maintain a deep understanding of local priorities and provide relevant advice and feedback to the Member.
• Advise the Member on community engagement and federal policy solutions, including funding and grant opportunities for businesses, municipalities, and charitable organizations. 
• Assist with flyers, brochures and other print or digital content concerning local priorities.
• Build and sustain relationships with local community groups, faith organizations, youth networks, unions, and businesses.

Office & Operations Management 

• Maintain a strong working knowledge of casework and constituency office  operations, including procurement, budgeting, expense submissions,  correspondence management, and workflow processes, in order to assist the  caseworkers and broader team where and when needed. Conduct regular team  check-ins to support communication, coordination, and overall office continuity 
• Deliver weekly reports to the Member, analyzing correspondence and casework  trends and their impact on parliamentary affairs.
• Help maintain high service standards, including achieving strong constituency feedback.

Calendar, Events & Member Support

• Manage the Member’s constituency calendar and communicate with the Member’s Chief of Staff concerning parliamentary calendar commitments.
• Oversee the Member’s event and meeting requests process.
• Accompany the Member to local events and attend events and meetings as required.

Relevant Skills or Experience That Will Be Considered an Asset 

• A strong work ethic with an ability to think creatively.
• A passion for driving change in your community.
• Motivated professional who takes pride in work performance.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Stakeholder engagement experience.
• Communications experience including writing and graphic design. • All professional backgrounds, including but not limited to business, not-for profit or politics, will be considered.

Application 

• Apply below with your resume and cover letter including a response to the following quote, "Good things come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle."