The Information Security Specialist plays a key role in safeguarding critical infrastructure across Ontario’s energy network. This position supports the organization’s Cyber Threat Intelligence program, responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and communicating emerging security threats targeting the provincial energy system. Working within a high-trust, public-sector environment, this role ensures the integrity, reliability, and resilience of essential IT and operational systems that keep the grid secure. Responsibilities: Collect, assess, and interpret intelligence on cybersecurity threats impacting the energy sector. Analyze and communicate threat findings, trends, and recommended actions to leadership and external partners. Develop and maintain technologies, tools, and applications that support cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Conduct investigations into suspected or confirmed security incidents, documenting findings and coordinating response efforts. Review systems, applications, and processes to ensure compliance with corporate security standards and frameworks. Collaborate across IT, security, and business units to strengthen policies, controls, and incident readiness. Contribute to the development and delivery of security awareness and training programs across the organization. Stay informed on global threat developments, geopolitical risk factors, and advancements in cybersecurity technologies. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field. 5–10 years of progressive experience in cybersecurity operations, threat intelligence, or incident response. Proficiency with enterprise security systems across Windows and UNIX environments, as well as network infrastructure. Familiarity with threat modeling and analysis frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, Diamond Model, and Cyber Kill Chain. Strong analytical, communication, and reporting skills with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights. Certifications such as GCTI, CISSP, GCIA, or CEH are considered assets. What’s Offered: Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package. Defined benefit pension and structured long-term career development. Hybrid work model promoting flexibility and collaboration. Opportunity to work within a critical public-sector organization committed to protecting Ontario’s energy infrastructure.
The Information Security Analyst supports the protection of Ontario’s critical energy infrastructure by helping deliver secure, resilient technology solutions across the enterprise. Working within the Information and Technology Services division, this role contributes to the organization’s cybersecurity strategy through policy development, access management, awareness programs, and incident response coordination. Responsibilities: Assist in the design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise security controls aligned with corporate standards and regulatory requirements. Support the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, including governance, process development, and stakeholder engagement. Administer and monitor simulated phishing campaigns, awareness training, and metrics reporting to measure effectiveness. Collect and analyze performance data for information security operations to identify control gaps and improvement opportunities. Prepare reports and presentations highlighting risk trends, compliance status, and key findings for management review. Participate in internal and external audits by gathering evidence, documenting results, and supporting corrective actions. Contribute to security assessments, vulnerability reviews, and policy exception evaluations. Stay current with emerging threats, cybersecurity technologies, and industry best practices. Handle sensitive information with discretion, professionalism, and integrity. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline. 3–7 years of experience in information security operations, access management, or risk and compliance functions. Working knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, governance standards, and incident management processes. Experience with Windows and UNIX systems, IAM tools, and security monitoring platforms. Strong analytical and communication skills with the ability to translate technical data into actionable insights. Relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or CISM are considered assets. What’s Offered: Competitive compensation and benefits within a leading public-sector organization. Defined benefit pension and extensive professional development opportunities. A collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on securing Ontario’s energy future. Hybrid work model (3 days onsite per week) supporting flexibility and teamwork.
The Information Security Specialist plays a key role in safeguarding critical infrastructure across Ontario’s energy network. This position supports the organization’s Cyber Threat Intelligence program, responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and communicating emerging security threats targeting the provincial energy system. Working within a high-trust, public-sector environment, this role ensures the integrity, reliability, and resilience of essential IT and operational systems that keep the grid secure.
Responsibilities:Collect, assess, and interpret intelligence on cybersecurity threats impacting the energy sector.Analyze and communicate threat findings, trends, and recommended actions to leadership and external partners.Develop and maintain technologies, tools, and applications that support cyber threat intelligence and information sharing.Conduct investigations into suspected or confirmed security incidents, documenting findings and coordinating response efforts.Review systems, applications, and processes to ensure compliance with corporate security standards and frameworks.Collaborate across IT, security, and business units to strengthen policies, controls, and incident readiness.Contribute to the development and delivery of security awareness and training programs across the organization.Stay informed on global threat developments, geopolitical risk factors, and advancements in cybersecurity technologies.
Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field.5–10 years of progressive experience in cybersecurity operations, threat intelligence, or incident response.Proficiency with enterprise security systems across Windows and UNIX environments, as well as network infrastructure.Familiarity with threat modeling and analysis frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, Diamond Model, and Cyber Kill Chain.Strong analytical, communication, and reporting skills with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights.Certifications such as GCTI, CISSP, GCIA, or CEH are considered assets.
What’s Offered:Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package.Defined benefit pension and structured long-term career development.Hybrid work model promoting flexibility and collaboration.Opportunity to work within a critical public-sector organization committed to protecting Ontario’s energy infrastructure.
The Information Security Specialist plays a key role in safeguarding critical infrastructure across Ontario’s energy network. This position supports the organization’s Cyber Threat Intelligence program, responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and communicating emerging security threats targeting the provincial energy system. Working within a high-trust, public-sector environment, this role ensures the integrity, reliability, and resilience of essential IT and operational systems that keep the grid secure.
Responsibilities:Collect, assess, and interpret intelligence on cybersecurity threats impacting the energy sector.Analyze and communicate threat findings, trends, and recommended actions to leadership and external partners.Develop and maintain technologies, tools, and applications that support cyber threat intelligence and information sharing.Conduct investigations into suspected or confirmed security incidents, documenting findings and coordinating response efforts.Review systems, applications, and processes to ensure compliance with corporate security standards and frameworks.Collaborate across IT, security, and business units to strengthen policies, controls, and incident readiness.Contribute to the development and delivery of security awareness and training programs across the organization.Stay informed on global threat developments, geopolitical risk factors, and advancements in cybersecurity technologies.
Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field.5–10 years of progressive experience in cybersecurity operations, threat intelligence, or incident response.Proficiency with enterprise security systems across Windows and UNIX environments, as well as network infrastructure.Familiarity with threat modeling and analysis frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, Diamond Model, and Cyber Kill Chain.Strong analytical, communication, and reporting skills with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights.Certifications such as GCTI, CISSP, GCIA, or CEH are considered assets.
What’s Offered:Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package.Defined benefit pension and structured long-term career development.Hybrid work model promoting flexibility and collaboration.Opportunity to work within a critical public-sector organization committed to protecting Ontario’s energy infrastructure.
The Information Security Analyst supports the protection of Ontario’s critical energy infrastructure by helping deliver secure, resilient technology solutions across the enterprise. Working within the Information and Technology Services division, this role contributes to the organization’s cybersecurity strategy through policy development, access management, awareness programs, and incident response coordination.
Responsibilities:Assist in the design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise security controls aligned with corporate standards and regulatory requirements.Support the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, including governance, process development, and stakeholder engagement.Administer and monitor simulated phishing campaigns, awareness training, and metrics reporting to measure effectiveness.Collect and analyze performance data for information security operations to identify control gaps and improvement opportunities.Prepare reports and presentations highlighting risk trends, compliance status, and key findings for management review.Participate in internal and external audits by gathering evidence, documenting results, and supporting corrective actions.Contribute to security assessments, vulnerability reviews, and policy exception evaluations.Stay current with emerging threats, cybersecurity technologies, and industry best practices.Handle sensitive information with discretion, professionalism, and integrity.
Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline.3–7 years of experience in information security operations, access management, or risk and compliance functions.Working knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, governance standards, and incident management processes.Experience with Windows and UNIX systems, IAM tools, and security monitoring platforms.Strong analytical and communication skills with the ability to translate technical data into actionable insights.Relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or CISM are considered assets.
What’s Offered:Competitive compensation and benefits within a leading public-sector organization.Defined benefit pension and extensive professional development opportunities.A collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on securing Ontario’s energy future.Hybrid work model (3 days onsite per week) supporting flexibility and teamwork.
The Information Security Analyst supports the protection of Ontario’s critical energy infrastructure by helping deliver secure, resilient technology solutions across the enterprise. Working within the Information and Technology Services division, this role contributes to the organization’s cybersecurity strategy through policy development, access management, awareness programs, and incident response coordination.
Responsibilities:Assist in the design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise security controls aligned with corporate standards and regulatory requirements.Support the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, including governance, process development, and stakeholder engagement.Administer and monitor simulated phishing campaigns, awareness training, and metrics reporting to measure effectiveness.Collect and analyze performance data for information security operations to identify control gaps and improvement opportunities.Prepare reports and presentations highlighting risk trends, compliance status, and key findings for management review.Participate in internal and external audits by gathering evidence, documenting results, and supporting corrective actions.Contribute to security assessments, vulnerability reviews, and policy exception evaluations.Stay current with emerging threats, cybersecurity technologies, and industry best practices.Handle sensitive information with discretion, professionalism, and integrity.
Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline.3–7 years of experience in information security operations, access management, or risk and compliance functions.Working knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, governance standards, and incident management processes.Experience with Windows and UNIX systems, IAM tools, and security monitoring platforms.Strong analytical and communication skills with the ability to translate technical data into actionable insights.Relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or CISM are considered assets.
What’s Offered:Competitive compensation and benefits within a leading public-sector organization.Defined benefit pension and extensive professional development opportunities.A collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on securing Ontario’s energy future.Hybrid work model (3 days onsite per week) supporting flexibility and teamwork.
Our client, a well-established General Contractor with a strong portfolio across ICI, recreational, and healthcare projects, is seeking a Senior Estimator to join their team in Vancouver. This role is ideal for a disciplined, detail-oriented professional with deep knowledge of the local construction and subcontractor marketplace and a proven ability to manage complex cost planning and estimating functions.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead the preparation of detailed cost estimates for ICI, recreational, and healthcare projects, including long-term care facilities. Analyze project plans, specifications, and design documents to determine accurate cost structures. Develop and maintain strong relationships with local subcontractors and suppliers to ensure competitive and reliable pricing. Collaborate with project management and pre-construction teams to align estimates with project goals and delivery models. Present clear and compelling cost data and recommendations to internal and external stakeholders. Contribute to process improvement, cost bench-marking, and estimating best practices.
Qualifications:
Minimum 5 years of estimating experience and 4 years in construction management. Strong understanding of Vancouver’s ICI construction market and subcontractor network. Experience working with a general contractor (not a developer); self-perform experience is an asset. Degree or diploma in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or a related field. CEC designation (CIQS) required; PQS designation preferred. Advanced proficiency in Excel and cost-estimating software. Exceptional organizational and prioritization skills, with a disciplined approach to process. Ability to clearly present complex cost data and influence decision-making. Preferred: Experience with
Our client, a well-established General Contractor with a strong portfolio across ICI, recreational, and healthcare projects, is seeking a Senior Estimator to join their team in Vancouver. This role is ideal for a disciplined, detail-oriented professional with deep knowledge of the local construction and subcontractor marketplace and a proven ability to manage complex cost planning and estimating functions.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead the preparation of detailed cost estimates for ICI, recreational, and healthcare projects, including long-term care facilities. Analyze project plans, specifications, and design documents to determine accurate cost structures. Develop and maintain strong relationships with local subcontractors and suppliers to ensure competitive and reliable pricing. Collaborate with project management and pre-construction teams to align estimates with project goals and delivery models. Present clear and compelling cost data and recommendations to internal and external stakeholders. Contribute to process improvement, cost bench-marking, and estimating best practices.
Qualifications:
Minimum 5 years of estimating experience and 4 years in construction management. Strong understanding of Vancouver’s ICI construction market and subcontractor network. Experience working with a general contractor (not a developer); self-perform experience is an asset. Degree or diploma in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or a related field. CEC designation (CIQS) required; PQS designation preferred. Advanced proficiency in Excel and cost-estimating software. Exceptional organizational and prioritization skills, with a disciplined approach to process. Ability to clearly present complex cost data and influence decision-making. Preferred: Experience with
The Information Security Analyst supports the protection of Ontario’s critical energy infrastructure by helping deliver secure, resilient technology solutions across the enterprise. Working within the Information and Technology Services division, this role contributes to the organization’s cybersecurity strategy through policy development, access management, awareness programs, and incident response coordination.
Responsibilities: Assist in the design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise security controls aligned with corporate standards and regulatory requirements. Support the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, including governance, process development, and stakeholder engagement. Administer and monitor simulated phishing campaigns, awareness training, and metrics reporting to measure effectiveness. Collect and analyze performance data for information security operations to identify control gaps and improvement opportunities. Prepare reports and presentations highlighting risk trends, compliance status, and key findings for management review. Participate in internal and external audits by gathering evidence, documenting results, and supporting corrective actions. Contribute to security assessments, vulnerability reviews, and policy exception evaluations. Stay current with emerging threats, cybersecurity technologies, and industry best practices. Handle sensitive information with discretion, professionalism, and integrity.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline. 3–7 years of experience in information security operations, access management, or risk and compliance functions. Working knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, governance standards, and incident management processes. Experience with Windows and UNIX systems, IAM tools, and security monitoring platforms. Strong analytical and communication skills with the ability to translate technical data into actionable insights. Relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or CISM are considered assets.
What’s Offered: Competitive compensation and benefits within a leading public-sector organization. Defined benefit pension and extensive professional development opportunities. A collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on securing Ontario’s energy future. Hybrid work model (3 days onsite per week) supporting flexibility and teamwork.
The Information Security Analyst supports the protection of Ontario’s critical energy infrastructure by helping deliver secure, resilient technology solutions across the enterprise. Working within the Information and Technology Services division, this role contributes to the organization’s cybersecurity strategy through policy development, access management, awareness programs, and incident response coordination.
Responsibilities: Assist in the design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise security controls aligned with corporate standards and regulatory requirements. Support the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, including governance, process development, and stakeholder engagement. Administer and monitor simulated phishing campaigns, awareness training, and metrics reporting to measure effectiveness. Collect and analyze performance data for information security operations to identify control gaps and improvement opportunities. Prepare reports and presentations highlighting risk trends, compliance status, and key findings for management review. Participate in internal and external audits by gathering evidence, documenting results, and supporting corrective actions. Contribute to security assessments, vulnerability reviews, and policy exception evaluations. Stay current with emerging threats, cybersecurity technologies, and industry best practices. Handle sensitive information with discretion, professionalism, and integrity.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline. 3–7 years of experience in information security operations, access management, or risk and compliance functions. Working knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, governance standards, and incident management processes. Experience with Windows and UNIX systems, IAM tools, and security monitoring platforms. Strong analytical and communication skills with the ability to translate technical data into actionable insights. Relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or CISM are considered assets.
What’s Offered: Competitive compensation and benefits within a leading public-sector organization. Defined benefit pension and extensive professional development opportunities. A collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on securing Ontario’s energy future. Hybrid work model (3 days onsite per week) supporting flexibility and teamwork.
