12 Canadian companies hiring right now

While Canada’s most recent employment numbers showed a downturn in job growth, there’s a silver lining for job seekers in the tech industry.

Overall, employment fell by 41,000 in July, with losses concentrated in the information, culture, recreation and construction sectors. But professional, scientific and technical services saw an increase of more than 1.5 per cent.

Today could be the day for you to find your next great role. Here are 12 tech companies hiring in Canada this month.

Jobs in cleantech

Ayrton Energy

What it does: Ayrton Energy has developed technology to make hydrogen fuel as safe to transport as petroleum-based fuels. The company’s method for storing hydrogen within organic liquids helps provide industrial sites and power providers with an alternative backup fuel during periods of increased demand on power grids.

In the news: In April, Ayrton Energy was one of five women-led companies selected for the inaugural B.C. Centre for Innovation and Clean Energy Women in Climate Tech Call for Innovation. The program awarded $2.46 million in investment to companies developing solutions to address industrial decarbonization.

Current opportunities: Electrical/Controls Engineer, Mechanical Engineer.

Learn more and apply here.

Litmus Automation

What it does: Litmus’ platform helps manufacturers and other industrial enterprises collect, standardize and analyze data from sensors, machines and other operational technology in real time. Customers such as Mitsubishi and Parker Hannifin use Litmus to improve efficiency, reduce costs and speed up innovation.

Fun fact: Litmus Automation’s flagship lab in Santa Clara, CA, replicates many of the industrial environments its team might find themselves in. In one real-world situation, Litmus founding engineer Parth Desai had to rely on Google Translate to solve a problem with a 1980s-era system that was written entirely in German.

Current opportunities: Global Partner Operations Manager, Strategic Business Development Representative, Senior Product Marketing Manager.

Learn more and apply here.

Multiverse Computing

What it does: Multiverse Computing is a quantum and AI software company that develops solutions for the real-world challenges of running large language models. Customers in sectors such as AI, aerospace and energy can use its technology to run powerful models more efficiently. Its mission focuses on ethical AI, with a particular emphasis on reducing energy consumption.

The hiring process: Multiverse CTO John Malcolm says the company looks for candidates who are dedicated, curious and excited by facing extremely difficult problems head-on. “We look for people who are comfortable diving into areas that they’re not familiar with. The sort that are more productive at problem solving when it’s an unfamiliar area versus a familiar one.”

Current opportunities: Senior Business Development Manager, Software Engineer, Generative AI Scientist.

Learn more and apply here.

Jobs in health

Deep Genomics

What it does: Deep Genomics is using artificial intelligence to revolutionize the field of genetic medicine. The Toronto-based company has developed an AI-powered drug discovery platform that analyzes RNA data to help make breakthroughs.

In the news: Deep Genomics was chosen as one of seven genome sequencing companies to look out for in 2025 by Labiotech.eu, Europe’s top biotech website.

Current opportunities: Senior Infrastructure Engineer, Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Principal Scientist.

Learn more and apply here.

Flosonics

What it does: Physicians, nurses and paramedics use Flosonics’ non-invasive sensors to access patient data. Its flagship smart bandage product, the FloPatch, is used to get blood flow details in seconds, saving time and potentially lives.

In the news: In June, New York City’s Mount Sinai Hospital selected the company’s FloPatch as its wearable device to aid clinicians in post-surgical decision-making.

Current opportunities: Clinical Optimization Specialist, Area Sales Manager, Clinical Optimization Specialist.

Learn more and apply here.

Future Fields

What it does: Future Fields is using fruit flies to revolutionize protein production for the life sciences sector. Biotech, pharmaceutical and research companies use its proteins to advance drug development, diagnostics and other innovations that improve health while reducing environmental impact.

In the news: Future Fields closed its U.S.$8 million Series A in June.

Current opportunities: Lab Technician, Senior Research Scientist.

Learn more and apply here.

Jobs in finance

Boss Insights

What it does: Boss Insights bridges the gap between financial institutions and small businesses. Its secure integration system connects accounting, banking, commerce and payroll data in real-time, helping banks, lenders and fintechs make lending and financial decisions for SMBs while enhancing customer experience.

The perks: Boss Insights offers a collaborative culture, flexible remote work arrangements, and a vibrant downtown Toronto location.

Current opportunities: Sales Development Representative

Learn more and apply here.

Owl.co

What it does: Insurance providers use Owl.co to get the actionable insights, such as medical information, needed to make fast decisions after a client opens a claim, helping insurers save money on claims by reducing avoidable costs.

What you get: Work-from-home flexibility, comprehensive health insurance and professional development opportunities.

Current opportunities: Data Quality Analyst, Field Marketing Coordinator, Research Analyst, Senior Software Engineer.

Learn more and apply here.

PolicyMe

What it does: PolicyMe is on a mission to make insurance more affordable for everyone who needs it, offering a platform that provides quality and customized life insurance advice in five minutes, and at no charge.

What you get: Competitive salary and equity, work remotely or in Toronto, and in-person events.

Current opportunities: Product Designer, Software Engineer, Senior Data Scientist.

Learn more and apply here.

Jobs in software

EventMobi

What it does: EventMobi is a trusted event technology partner for more than 30,000 corporate and non-profit event planners. Event planners use EventMobi to create engaging apps for their events or conferences in only a few minutes.

What you get: Remote-first work environment, health, dental and vision care and team events.

Current opportunities: Account Manager, Senior Front End Developer.

Learn more and apply here.

Ferry

What it does: Ferry uses artificial intelligence to help industrial customers make faster, better decisions on the factory floor. Its platform acts as an AI co-pilot for manufacturers in sectors such as food and beverage, agriculture and packaging and more to optimize production schedules, reduce downtime and improve efficiency.

Fun fact: A global pet food manufacturer boosted production by 30 percent in one quarter after swapping pen-and-paper tracking for Ferry’s AI platform.

Current opportunities: Sales Engineer, Product Manager, Senior Software Engineer.

Learn more and apply here.

Prodigy Education

What it does: Prodigy creates engaging, curriculum-aligned math and English games for students in grades 1 to 8. The platform makes learning fun, supports teachers with tracking tools and offers optional parent memberships.

The perks: Flexible hybrid work, health coverage and unlimited sick days.

Current opportunities: Senior Engineering Manager, Sales Development Representative, Game Producer.

Learn more and apply here.

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