Jessika Uhl
About Jessika Uhl
Jessika Uhl is a Policy Analyst at the Government of Canada, specializing in economic analysis within the marine transportation sector. She participates in interdepartmental discussions and drafts submissions related to the User Fees Act and cost recovery.
Work at Government of Canada
Jessika Uhl has been serving as a Policy Analyst at the Government of Canada since 2007. In this role, she participates in interdepartmental discussions regarding the User Fees Act process. Her responsibilities include drafting memoranda for cabinet and treasury board submissions related to cost recovery within the Federal Government. She also provides policy and statistical analysis for senior management, contributing to briefing materials that inform decision-making.
Education and Expertise
Jessika Uhl studied at Carleton University, where she pursued a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Honours in Geology/Earth Science from 1999 to 2004. She furthered her education at the same institution, completing her studies in 2014. Her academic background equips her with a strong foundation in scientific analysis, which she applies in her economic analysis of the marine transportation sector.
Background
Jessika Uhl has a background in geology and earth science, which informs her analytical approach in her current role. Her experience spans over 17 years in the public sector, focusing on policy analysis and economic assessments. She engages in international comparisons of service levels in the commercial shipping industry, enhancing her understanding of global standards and practices.
Achievements
In her capacity as a Policy Analyst, Jessika Uhl has contributed to various initiatives within the Government of Canada. She is involved in drafting important documents that influence policy decisions, particularly in relation to cost recovery and user fees. Her work supports senior management by providing comprehensive policy and statistical analysis, which is essential for effective governance.