Canadian tech companies are hiring now
From AI-powered welding robots to space-based Internet communications, Canadian startups are building bold solutions to some of the world’s toughest challenges.
Whether you’re passionate about climate, healthcare, finance or more, these companies are hiring for roles that make an impact. We’ve rounded up a few of the most exciting ones to add to your career planning checklist.
Jobs in cleantech
BrainBox AI
What it does: According to the International Energy Association, the demand for heating and cooling buildings could increase as much as 40 percent by the year 2030. Montreal’s BrainBox AI is helping property managers and developers reduce emissions and environmental operations by monitoring and optimizing HVAC systems.
Fun fact: Since its launch in 2019, BrainBox AI’s technology has been implemented in over 14,000 commercial buildings across more than 20 countries and has reduced greenhouse emissions in buildings by over 40 percent.
Current opportunities: Software Developer, Marketing Manager, Customer Success Manager.
Gatik
What it does: Gatik develops AI solutions for autonomous trucks moving products from warehouses to retail locations. Its fleet of light and medium-duty trucks delivers goods safely and efficiently for Fortune 500 companies, including Walmart, Georgia-Pacific, Loblaw and Pitney Bowes.
In the news: In March 2025, Gatik and Isuzu announced a new collaboration with NVIDIA to integrate the company’s DRIVE AGX platform into Isuzu’s fleet of self-driving trucks.
Current opportunities: General Ledger Accountant, Software Engineer, Head of People & Culture.
Novarc Technologies
What it does: Novarc Technologies, based out of Vancouver, has developed an AI-powered robotic welding system that works alongside welders to improve precision and productivity. By automating hazardous and repetitive tasks, Novarc boosts safety and efficiency on major infrastructure projects ranging from cryogenics to oil & gas.
In the news: Novarc Technologies announced a U.S.$50-million Series B raise in March 2025, led by Export Development Canada.
Current opportunities: Customer Success Manager, Technical Proposal Specialist, VP of Supply Chain and Manufacturing.
Jobs in fintech
MindBridge
What it does: Ottawa-based MindBridge Analytics uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to detect anomalous activity patterns, unintentional errors and intentional financial misstatements to help companies minimize financial loss.
What you get: Health and wellness programs, home buying assistance, and a professional development allowance.
Current opportunities: Technical Writer, Office Manager, Cloud Infrastructure Engineer.
Trulioo
What it does: Trulioo’s platform supports identity verification for banking, online trading and other financial services. Customers like FrontFundr, KOHO and Stake use Trulioo to provide secure identity verification to protect against online fraud.
What you get: Trulioo offers employees extended health care, dental, long-term disability, AD&D and life insurance for themselves and their dependents. The company fosters a collaborative work environment with regular team-building events and catered meals at its offices.
Current opportunities: Quality Assurance Engineer, Senior Customer Success Manager, Senior DevOps Engineer.
VoPay
What it does: VoPay has developed a platform that helps businesses integrate complex financial services into existing systems. This allows companies to securely manage payments and automate money movement, without having to program the infrastructure from scratch.
What they look for: In March 2025, VoPay launched an AI-powered tool designed to streamline the integration of payment solutions for developers and product teams.
Current opportunities: Technical Solution Consultant, HR Generalist, Business Development Manager.
Jobs in health
Cloud DX
What it does: Kitchener-Waterloo’s Cloud DX is working to alleviate Canada’s overwhelmed healthcare system by improving remote care, especially older adults with chronic illnesses and people recovering from surgery. Its virtual care platform connects patients to clinical teams from home, using automated software and a 24/7 command centre staffed by nurses.
What they look for: Cloud DX CEO Robert Kaul says the company looks for people who are driven by purpose. “If you liked being the person who carried your group project across the finish line, you’ll probably do really well here,” he explains.
Current opportunities: Deployment Success Specialist, Manufacturing Design Engineer, Bilingual Patient Support Specialist.
DNAstack
What it does: To analyze genomes, researchers have traditionally needed to download large genomic datasets, which was slow, expensive and risked privacy breaches. Toronto-based DNAstack makes it easier and safer for researchers to find and share genomic data in the cloud, helping speed up discoveries without compromising privacy.
In the news: In February, DNAstack announced it was leading a consortium to launch the Canadian Platform for AI in Health. The $17.5-million project is aimed at expanding software for AI-powered discoveries in genomics and healthcare.
Current opportunities: Senior Data Scientist, Senior Bioinformatics Analyst, Senior Program Manager.
Conavi Medical
What it does: Conavi Medical, located in Toronto, develops medical image guidance technology devices that help surgeons perform minimally-invasive cardiovascular procedures.
In the news: Conavi Medical became a publicly traded company on the TSX under the ticker CNVI.
Current opportunities: Software Developer.
Jobs in software
Haply Robotics
What it does: Haply Robotics makes working with machines more realistic. Its 3D tool, which works like a high-tech pen, virtually mimics the touch, feel and resistance of a physical object. This can be used for 3D design, gameplay and even surgical training.
What they look for: Haply Robotics Co-Founder Colin Gallacher believes that building a team of people who care deeply about the quality of their work is key to realizing Haply’s bold ambition: “We want to build a multi-billion dollar company in Canada.”
Current opportunities: Hardware Technician, Mechanical Engineer, Technical Project Manager.
Kepler Communications
What it does: Kepler is building communications infrastructure in space to provide Internet connectivity — in orbit. This aims to solve the bottlenecks and backlogs customers face with mission-critical data.
In the news: Toronto-based Kepler Communications has sold its first on-orbit computing payloads to Axiom Space, which will help improve real-time decision-making and AI-driven insights for space missions.
Current opportunities: Lead Systems Engineer, Senior Systems Engineer, Software Architect.
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Alex Kinsella