12 Canadian companies hiring right now
Canada is welcoming investors from around the world to Toronto this week for the first-ever Canada Investment Summit. The event brings together more than 250 international investors, CEOs and public sector leaders with the goal of securing nearly $1 trillion in total investment in Canada over the next five years.
This summit puts a spotlight on Canadian innovation and opportunity — something Canadian tech companies know well. If you’re ready to make your mark on the future of innovation, here are 12 companies hiring right now.
Jobs in software
Nulogy
What they do: Nulogy helps food and beverage manufacturers reduce waste by replacing paper documents and spreadsheets. The company’s digital operations platform combines supplier documentation, quality and compliance reviews and food traceability to build more efficient and resilient supply chains.
Fun fact: The Toronto-based company has U.K. offices in Belfast, Northern Ireland and Bristol, England.
Current opportunities: Sales engineer, customer success manager and software development manager.
CoLab Software
What they do: Designing new products requires engineering teams to review hundreds of pages of specifications. To streamline this process, St John’s-based CoLab Software built an AI platform that helps teams identify manufacturing issues before factory production begins.
The culture: “People care deeply, treat each other well and are ambitious about their work,” says co-founder and CEO Adam Keating. “That combination creates an environment where we can take on hard challenges and solve important problems for people, which helps us achieve our mission of getting life-changing products into the world.”
Current opportunities: Revenue systems operation manager, director of go-to-market enablement and vice president of demand generation.
Fundica
What they do: Fundica is a fintech company that helps businesses search for and apply to government and private funding. This helps to lower barriers for startups and SMEs, improving financial access and fueling growth in underserved communities.
Fun fact: The Montreal-based company partnered with Visa to help small and medium-sized businesses secure government funding opportunities.
Current opportunities: Customer success manager.
Jobs in finance
ProNavigator
What they do: ProNavigator’s AI assistant helps insurance teams cross-reference fragmented policy documents and claims histories. This solution helps claims handlers, underwriters and customer service reps make faster, more consistent decisions.
Fun fact: Guidewire, ProNavigator’s parent company, has offices worldwide and offers employees the flexibility to work remotely anywhere in the world.
Current opportunities: Technical architect, senior guidewire developer and platform support database administrator.
Plooto
What they do: Plooto is a B2B payments management system that automates the entire invoice-to-payment workflow. By connecting bank accounts, syncing accounting software and transferring funds securely, this solution makes settling invoices faster and cheaper.
Fun fact: The founders’ first company was a game studio, where they experienced firsthand how painful payment processing and cash management could be for a small company.
Current opportunities: Privacy and regulatory compliance manager, enterprise customer success manager and event marketing senior manager.
MindBridge
What they do: MindBridge uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to detect anomalous activity, human error and intentional misstatements, helping companies minimize financial loss.
In the news: The Ottawa-based company recently announced a partnership with San Francisco-based Fieldguide, which operates an AI workflow platform for advisory and audit firms.
Current opportunities: QA and test automation developer, data engineer and customer value architect.
Jobs in health
Petal Health
What they do: Petal Health ‘s AI platform analyzes patient and facility data in real time to better predict patient demand, streamline scheduling and reduce wait times. This allows health systems to boost efficiency and care delivery without adding staff or infrastructure.
Fun fact: Petal Health is 100 percent Canadian. Its development and support teams operate entirely within Canada and all patient data is hosted in-country.
Current opportunities: Technical product manager, software architect and software development manager.
Marble
What they do: Marble’s authorization platform protects sensitive information such as health records, insurance files and other identity data. Its flagship Canadian product, Medchat, processes medical record requests for lawyers, insurers and patients.
In the news: “We just launched a dedicated medical record service to support Canadians filing claims in the National Tobacco Settlement, which is expected to be one of the largest settlements in Canadian history,” says Juliana Doxey, vice president of people and privacy at Marble. “We’re expecting around 100,000 Canadians to qualify, so it’s a significant undertaking for us on the Canadian side of the business.”
Current opportunities: Senior data delivery specialist, field account executive and marketing strategist.
MetricAid
What they do: MetricAid’s online scheduling platform optimizes physician shift allocation. Instead of managing multiple physical calendars and paperwork, schedulers and physicians use a unified, real-time calendar that reduces administrative overhead.
In the news: The North Bay, Ontario-founded company now serves customers across North America, Australia, Asia and Europe.
Current opportunities: Chief operating officer and scheduler.
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Jobs in cleantech
CERT Systems
What they do: Toronto-based CERT Systems helps industries ranging from transportation to energy reduce their carbon footprints. Instead of using petrochemical feedstock, its technology uses CO2 electrolysis — an electrochemical process that runs on renewable electricity and water — to convert carbon dioxide into everything from aviation-grade antifreeze to PVC pipes and polyester clothing.
In the news: CERT Systems participated in the RBC Women in Cleantech Accelerator. The program focuses on helping women-led businesses advance their ideas into market-ready technologies.
Current opportunities: Chemical process co-op, electrochemical co-op and finance and procurement manager.
GHGSat
What they do: Montreal-based GHGSat uses satellite technology to combat climate change. Its satellite fleet is equipped with a patented imaging spectrometer that detects and monitors greenhouse gas emissions and air quality at industrial sites.
In the news: The company was listed as one of Time magazine’s Most Influential Companies of 2026.
Current opportunities: Senior backend developer and senior fullstack web developer.
Edgecom Energy
What they do: Industrial and manufacturing facility energy demands are increasing alongside energy prices. By combining data from utilities, assets, facilities and the power grid into a single platform, Toronto-based Edgecom Energy helps its customers reduce energy costs, emissions and downtime.
The culture: Tanner Behrend, vice president of strategic growth, says everyone at the company has a real interest in energy and a willingness to learn. “Electricity historically hasn’t been the sexiest industry to work in, but this is probably the most exciting time there’s ever been to work in it. There’s a strong drive here not just to learn, but to have a real impact. Some of the companies we work with, we’re saving them millions of dollars a year.”
Current opportunities: Energy market associate, go to market engineer and head of people operations.
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Alex Kinsella