Joseph Mc Cue
About Joseph Mc Cue
Joseph Mc Cue serves as a Field Officer Support for the Government of Canada, focusing on community engagement and support for the First Nations community. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration Finance from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and has experience in data visualization and analysis.
Work at Government of Canada
Joseph Mc Cue has been employed as a Field Officer Support at the Government of Canada since 2018. His role involves providing support and assistance within government operations in Edmonton, Alberta. Mc Cue's work contributes to various initiatives aimed at enhancing community engagement and support, particularly within Indigenous communities.
Education and Expertise
Joseph Mc Cue studied Business Administration Finance at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology from 2016 to 2020, where he earned a Bachelor's degree. His academic background includes a focus on finance, which is further demonstrated by his commitment to advancing his financial expertise through scheduled participation in the CFA level exam in December 2019.
Background
Prior to his current position, Joseph Mc Cue worked as a Lead Hand at Caron Transportation Systems from 2014 to 2016. He also served as a Peer Mentor at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology for five months in 2016. His experience spans various roles that emphasize leadership and support within both educational and professional settings.
Community Involvement
Joseph Mc Cue is actively involved in the First Nations community, focusing on cultural heritage and community development. He volunteered for the Prospective Aboriginal Youth Program, contributing to community engagement efforts. His involvement reflects a commitment to supporting Indigenous youth and fostering cultural awareness.
Skills in Data Visualization
In his role as Field Officer Support, Joseph Mc Cue has developed skills in data visualization and analysis. He has created visual representations of spreadsheet data, showcasing his ability to present complex information in an accessible format. This skill is essential for effective communication within government operations.