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The Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA) invites applications from accomplished and experienced Human Resources professionals for the position of HR Business Partner.

Reporting directly to the Director, the HR Business Partner will provide strategic and operational leadership across the Authority’s HR function and serve as a trusted advisor to management.

This is a key position for a proactive and solutions-oriented HR professional who is confident working independently, exercises sound judgement, and can effectively balance strategic HR priorities with the demands of day-to-day operations.

The Aircraft Painter Technician Assistant will report directly to the Production Manager in the
Cayman Airways Express Maintenance Department, with day-to-day supervision by the Production
Supervisors.

The postholder’s primary responsibility would be painting and polishing aircrafts but
may be called upon to assist with the painting and restoration of the company’s Ground Service
Equipment as and when necessary.

The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“URCO” or “Office”) is the independent multi sector regulatory body with responsibility for information and communications technology, energy and electricity, water and fuels. The Office maintains regulatory oversight for all utility providers in the Cayman Islands. The Office is mandated to protect consumers and critical national infrastructure and ensure fair competition in all regulated sectors. The Office also promotes innovation, investment, and development in these sectors. The Office ensures compliance by administering penalties and fines as specified by the Utility Regulation and Competition Act (URCA) and the various sector acts and regulations.

Supports the Head of Energy Regulatory Compliance (HERC) in monitoring and analysing the energy sector's economic and commercial operations performance to support policy, strategic and tactical decisions relating to the energy sector. The post holder is responsible for collecting and assembling data required under the Utility Regulation and Competition Act. It involves applying various analytical tools and techniques to provide the HERC with statistical, economic, and summary financial reports, along with recommendations that align with the mandate of the Office for the Energy sector. The Energy Regulatory Analyst is also expected to compare regional and global trends in the Energy industry and perform policy evaluation and analyses to support the Office Policy. This role demands exceptional confidentiality in managing commercially sensitive and sector-specific information.

The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“URCO” or “Office”) is the independent multi sector regulatory body with responsibility for information and communications technology, energy and electricity, water and fuels. The Office maintains regulatory oversight for all utility providers in the Cayman Islands. The Office is mandated to protect consumers and critical national infrastructure and ensure fair competition in all regulated sectors. The Office also promotes innovation, investment, and development in these sectors. The Office ensures compliance by administering penalties and fines as specified by the Utility Regulation and Competition Act (URCA) and the various sector acts and regulations

Supports the Head of Energy Regulatory Compliance (HERC) in monitoring and analysing the energy sector's economic and commercial operations performance to support policy, strategic and tactical decisions relating to the energy sector. The post holder is responsible for collecting and assembling data required under the Utility Regulation and Competition Act. It involves applying various analytical tools and techniques to provide the HERC with statistical, economic, and summary financial reports, along with recommendations that align with the mandate of the Office for the Energy sector. The Energy Regulatory Analyst is also expected to compare regional and global trends in the Energy industry and perform policy evaluation and analyses to support the Office Policy. This role demands exceptional confidentiality in managing commercially sensitive and sector-specific information. 

Salary is paid in US Dollars: $150,000 - $206,000

Reporting to the Deputy Director International Marketing and Promotions, the US general manager (GM)
is an integral part of the Cayman Islands Depart of Tourism (CIDOT) team, including Head Office, US
Colleagues and Agency Partners. US GM oversees the entire operational aspects of the destination
marketing activities within the US and ensures that appropriate administrative support systems, policies
and procedures are executed in accordance with the Cayman Islands laws and regulations to guide the
office operations to ensure compliance in both the Cayman Islands and US.

The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (URCO) is an independent multisector regulatory authority with
responsibility for energy and electricity, fuel, information and communication technology (ICT), and water and
wastewater sectors. Created by the enactment of the Utilities Regulations and Competition (URC) Act, URCO, enforces
compliance for licensees through the administration of penalties and fines as dictated by the URC Act and respective
sector Acts. URCO has wide powers for consumer protection and is particularly mandated to facilitate innovation in the
sectors for which it has responsibility for the promotion of economic development. The accountant assists the Head of
Finance to ensure that URCO’s assets and financial accounts are maintained prudently in accordance with International
Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS), the Public Management and Finance Act, the Public Authorities Act, and
other statutes designed to strengthen fiscal prudence and oversight.

The Lecturer TVET develops and delivers courses primarily at the Certificate and associate
degree levels within the University College of the Cayman Islands. The position is principally
focused on teaching and learning activities while supporting curriculum development, student
advising, programme delivery, and institutional service initiatives. The successful candidate will
contribute to the University's commitment to academic excellence by providing high-quality
instruction, fostering student success, supporting co-curricular activities, and engaging in
departmental and university-wide activities that enhance the student learning experience.

UCCI is a growing intellectual community of leaders and trailblazers, with 1,200 students and 70 full-time faculty and staff representing 30 nationalities and a wide range of expertise and experience.

The Assistant Professor - Mathematics develops and teaches courses at the University College of
the Cayman Islands, principally within the STEM Division, while contributing to the University's
research profile and community engagement activities. The successful candidate will deliver
high-quality instruction at the Associate, Bachelor’s, and graduate levels, develop and enhance
curricula, support student success through academic advising and mentorship, and actively
participate in scholarly, service, and institutional initiatives that advance the mission and
strategic objectives of UCCI.

The Associate Professor – Finance and Economics is a senior academic appointment responsible for developing and delivering courses at the Associate, Baccalaureate, and graduate levels within the Business & Finance Division. The position contributes to academic excellence through high-quality teaching, curriculum development, research, scholarship, and service to the University and wider community. The successful candidate will provide leadership in programme initiatives, mentor junior faculty members, foster industry and business partnerships, and actively contribute to the growth of the University College of the Cayman Islands through scholarly, professional, and institutional engagement.

The Senior Lecturer will develop and teach courses at the University College of the Cayman
Islands especially at the certificate and Associate levels. While teaching will be main activity of
the Senior Lecturer, this individual will also be selectively involved in multiple activities at both
the departmental and broader university level. The Senior Lecturer will engage in some aspects
of research and publication but, this is outside of contracted duties.

The accountant is responsible for supporting the finance team in the timely and accurate
verification of a large volume of financial transactions for the entire University and providing
support through reconciliations and reviewing various reports.

Senior Lecturer - Nursing is an advanced teaching position for experienced faculty who have devoted their professional development to pedagogy rather than conducting research. The Senior Lecturer will develop and teach courses at the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI). While teaching will be the main activity of the Senior Lecturer, this individual will also be involved in various activities at both the Division and broader university level. The Senior Lecturer will be expected to regularly engage in professional development, to keep current on the accepted best practices for teaching within his or her area of expertise, and to mentor junior faculty and train them in those best practices.

The Programme Director – TVET is responsible for the leadership, development, administration, and promotion of the Technical, Vocational, Education and Training Division at the University College of the Cayman Islands. The position provides strategic direction for academic programmes, curriculum development, workforce development initiatives, student and faculty success, and stakeholder engagement. The successful candidate will oversee the day-to-day operations of the Division, foster partnerships with industry and community stakeholders, manage resources and budgets, and create an environment that promotes academic excellence, innovation, and student achievement while supporting the University's strategic goals.

The Lecturer will develop and teach courses at the University College of the Cayman Islands especially at the certificate and Associate levels. While teaching will be the main activity of the Lecturer, this individual will also be heavily involved in multiple activities at both the departmental and broader university level.

The Programme Director – School of Hospitality is responsible for the leadership, development,
administration, and promotion of the School of Hospitality at the University College of the
Cayman Islands. The position provides strategic direction for hospitality education programmes,
curriculum development, workforce development initiatives, student and faculty success, and
stakeholder engagement. The successful candidate will oversee the day-to-day operations of the
school, foster partnerships with the tourism and hospitality industry, manage resources and
budgets, and create an environment that promotes academic excellence, innovation, and student
achievement while supporting the University's strategic goals and the needs of the Cayman
Islands tourism sector.