Jaime Aasen
About Jaime Aasen
Jaime Aasen is a Team Leader in Human Resources at the Federal Government of Canada, where he has worked since 2013. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Regina and has extensive experience in human resources roles within various government positions.
Work at Federal Government of Canada
Jaime Aasen has been employed at the Federal Government of Canada since 2000. Initially, Aasen held various positions within the organization for seven years until 2007. Following this, Aasen served as a Human Resources Advisor from 2007 to 2013, accumulating six years of experience in Regina, Saskatchewan. Since 2013, Aasen has held the role of Team Leader in Human Resources, marking over eleven years in this position. This extensive tenure reflects a commitment to public service and human resources management within the federal framework.
Experience at Government of Saskatchewan
Aasen worked at the Government of Saskatchewan as a Senior Human Resources Business Partner for a period of seven months in 2020 to 2021. This role involved strategic human resources management and collaboration with various stakeholders to enhance organizational effectiveness. The experience gained during this time contributed to Aasen's overall expertise in human resources within the public sector.
Education and Expertise
Jaime Aasen studied at the University of Regina, where Aasen earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. The focus of study included Business Administration and Management, General. This educational background provides a solid foundation for Aasen's career in human resources, equipping Aasen with essential skills in management and organizational behavior.
Background
Jaime Aasen has a diverse background in human resources, with experience spanning over two decades in various roles within the public sector. Aasen's career began in 2000, and over the years, Aasen has developed a comprehensive understanding of human resources practices and policies. Aasen's work has primarily taken place in Regina, Saskatchewan, contributing to both federal and provincial government operations.