12 companies hiring this December
Explore the ventures expanding now and start 2026 in a new role.
On the heels of MaRS Climate Impact, it’s clear that Canada must play a pivotal role in scaling cleantech ventures that are working to help us collectively address emissions, meet climate targets and adapt to the worrying effects of the climate crisis.
Companies developing solutions in this space — such as ChargeLab’s EV charging management platform to Ranovus’ tech that reduces the energy strain of data centres — are hiring now.
Whether your interests are in climate tech, finance, healthcare or software, explore the 12 Canadian tech ventures looking for fresh talent and start the new year in an exciting new role.
Jobs in cleantech
Clir
What it does: Clir Renewables is a Vancouver-based company that has developed an AI platform that collects battery usage metrics from cleantech assets such as solar and wind farms. With this data, owners can measure the performance and find ways to improve efficiency.
Fun fact: “Clir” is Welsh for “clear”, a nod to founder Gareth Brown’s Welsh heritage.
Current openings: Software developer intern, project engineer (EMEA).
ChargeLab
What it does: ChargeLab builds hardware and software for managing electric vehicle charging stations. This makes it easier for managers to keep track of usage, repairs and how much revenue each station is generating.
In the news: In June, ChargeLab launched its open-source software, which makes developing EV charging technology faster and easier.
Current openings: Business development manager.
Ranovus
What it does: AI and data centres require a tremendous amount of energy to operate. Ranovus, based out of Ottawa, builds technology that moves data between chips faster and more efficiently, lowering energy requirements.
What you get: A flexible workplace and weekly learning sessions.
Current openings: Hardware lab technician, senior hardware design engineer, senior analog layout engineer, software automation engineer, product line manager.
Jobs in health tech
Deep Genomics
What it does: Deep Genomics uses AI and machine learning to speed up the development of therapies for rare genetic disorders.
What you get: Flexible work, stock ownership, flexible vacation time and regular social events.
Current openings: Senior software engineer (full stack), principal research associate/research scientist, in vivo pharmacology, senior research associate, (senior) research scientist – large language models for genomics, (senior/staff) research scientist, machine learning.
Maple
What it does: Maple is a healthcare app that provides users with 24/7 access to Canadian doctors through a secure text, phone and video platform. Users can request a consultation with a physician, get prescriptions filled and more.
In the news: “One of our most exciting recent milestones is Maple’s acquisition of Beyond ADHD,” says Selina Miah, head of people and culture and Maple. “This acquisition strengthens Maple’s ability to support Canadians with ADHD through expanded clinical programs, specialized assessments and ongoing care options, all delivered virtually.”
Current openings: Bilingual client success coordinator (French/English), senior product designer, director, commercial operations, client success manager (health system partnerships).
Petal
What it does: Based in Quebec City, Petal’s online management, communication and planning tools for physicians helps to cut down the time needed to perform administrative tasks. This gives doctors more time to focus on patients.
In the news: Petal recently announced a partnership with Shoppers Drug Mart, which will allow users to make appointments with pharmacists.
Current openings: Senior developer (full-stack), director of product management – strategy M&A, competitive analysis & technical alliances, finance business partner, director of finance, vice-president, physician and clinic sales, medical billing clerk (medcom), senior SRE specialist, development manager, cloud infrastructure, software development manager, program manager, marketing operations specialist.
Jobs in finance tech
Foxquilt
What it does: Foxquilt’s online insurance platform is able to provide quotes in less than five minutes. The company helps small businesses secure business insurance quickly and affordably.
What you get: Hybrid work structure, flexible work schedule, employee stock options and a casual dress code.
Current openings: Sales development representative (SDR) – partnerships, business insurance agent (new business sales), lead software engineer.
Loop
What it does: Loop is a financial platform that allows Canadian businesses to manage money on a global scale, which helps companies accelerate growth, enter new markets and simplify operations. Clients get access to FX-free credit cards, free international transfers and global accounts with CDIC protection.
What you get: Competitive salary, equity, three weeks vacation, group health benefits and catered lunches.
Current openings: Senior account executive (outbound), compliance specialist.
VoPay
What it does: Based in Vancouver, VoPay allows users to send online international money transfers at mid-market rates and low fees. The company also offers ledger management and bank integrations, which helps streamline payments.
In the news: In September, VoPay added real-time PayPal and Venmo payouts to its platform, making it easier for clients to get paid faster.
Current openings: Manager, solution design and implementation, content marketing manager, office administrator, senior support manager, senior backend engineer (reliability and performance), full stack developer, enterprise account executive – fintech, executive personal assistant.
Jobs in software
Haply Robotics
What it does: Haply is a Montreal-based company that makes devices with haptic technology — digital interactions that use force, vibration and motion to simulate the feeling of touching an object or surface. Haply’s technology is used by video game designers to create more realistic gameplay, while surgeons can use it to simulate operations.
In the news: In January 2026, Haply will be recognized at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, says the company’s finance and operations manager Jessica Valela. “Last year we won best in innovation, while this year we’re an honouree in two categories: XR spatial and AI.”
Current openings: Office and logistics coordinator, customer applications support engineer, technical systems and integration coordinator.
Leap Tools
What it does: Leap Tools is the developer of Roomvo, an augmented reality visualization platform that allows shoppers to take a picture of their room and see how products would look and fit in the space.
What you get: A remote-first workplace with the ability to work anywhere in the world for three months, a work-from-home stipend and your birthday off.
Current openings: There are many openings at Leap Tools currently including director of marketing, senior data engineer, software development manager – consumer apps, account executive, outbound strategy manager and account executive.
Lillio
What it does: Toronto-based Lillio (formerly HiMama) has developed a childcare app that helps daycare centres streamline operations, develop curriculums and activities and communicate with parents — freeing up more time for childcare workers to interact with kids.
What you get: A hybrid/remote workplace, paid volunteer days, employee stock options, career opportunities, a personal development budget and parental leave top up.
Current openings: Sales development representative (SDR), associate account executive (AAE), people and talent lead, senior software engineer, director of growth marketing, senior product manager.
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Rebecca Gao