Lead an independent research program in child health, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, and contribute to service and academic mission at McGill University.
Compensation
Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience
Responsibilities
Establish and lead an independent research program
Develop and maintain externally funded research
Generate high-quality peer‑reviewed publications
Develop collaborative research projects
Supervise and mentor graduate students and postdoctoral fellows
Requirements
PhD or equivalent doctoral degree in biostatistics, statistics, or related field
Nice to have: Genomic data analysis
Nice to have: Longitudinal data analysis
Nice to have: Artificial intelligence for decision support
A project-based internship in quality engineering within a printed circuit board manufacturing environment where students gain practical experience, contribute to improvement projects, and build professional skills.
Compensation
The expected annual compensation range, in CAD, for this position is as follows: $42,115 - $54,342
Responsibilities
Analyze inspection, defect, scrap and rework data to identify trends and prioritize improvement opportunities.
Support root cause investigations and corrective actions using tools such as 5 Whys, fishbone diagrams and Pareto analysis.
Assist with statistical process control, process capability studies and validation of improvement results.
Review inspection methods, quality records and work instructions; recommend updates under the guidance of the Quality team.
Support measurement system studies and the review of inspection and test data.
The Data Analyst 2 is responsible for gathering, analyzing and delivering data-driven insights to support business decisions. This person works with moderate independence, contributing to analytics projects and continuous improvement initiatives.
Compensation
$85,062.00 - $106,328.00
Responsibilities
Collaborating with business stakeholders to understand business questions, processes, and key performance indicators.
Analyzing large and complex datasets to identify trends, patterns, and actionable business insights.
Developing and testing hypotheses using statistical analysis and experimentation techniques, including A/B testing.
Writing and optimizing SQL queries to extract, transform, and analyze data.
Using Python for exploratory data analysis, data manipulation, automation, and statistical testing.
Design, develop, and execute acceptance and environmental tests for Honeywell Aerospace products, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Compensation
The annual base salary range for this position is $95,000 - $115,000 in Mississauga, Ontario.
Responsibilities
Design and develop test procedures and documentation
Manage test protocols and compliance with industry standards
Create Basis of Estimate (BOE) and coordinate with vendors
Develop test software using C++, Python, LabWindows/CVI, LabVIEW, and TestStand
Support conceptual models and engineering prototypes
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in electrical, aerospace engineering or science
Lead Engineer in Test Development designs, develops and implements automatic test equipment and test programs for product testing and design verification ensuring robust and high quality assembled products in manufacturing.
Responsibilities
Develop technical solutions for test equipment and programs
Review and interpret customer documentation
Attend technical discussions with customers
Provide high level test hardware and software solution architecture
Create technical proposals and costed BOM
Requirements
Bachelor of Applied Science or Engineering in Computer, Electrical, Software, Mechatronics
The Senior Analyst/Project Manager will help the NBS and other Government of Nunavut departments to provide more statistical information on Nunavut and its communities to a variety of data users.
Compensation
Salary range: $128,392 to $145,662 per year, 37.5 hours/week
Northern Allowance: $16,328 per year
Responsibilities
Planning, implementing and managing the development, collection, processing, analysis, marketing and dissemination of statistical information
Planning, conducting and managing research studies and analytical and other complex statistical projects to create or improve existing statistical information and to develop new survey methods, concepts and definitions
Overseeing a project team involved in statistical projects or studies, establishes goals, priorities and milestones, and planning and scheduling the work
Overseeing NBS staff assignments and providing training, expertise and mentorship to junior staff on methods of socio-economic analysis or on statistical techniques and systems
Playing a major role in fulfilling the NBS's responsibilities as the Nunavut focal point for Statistics Canada
Requirements
Undergraduate degree in statistics, economics, demography, or social sciences with specialty in statistics and quantitative research methods
Nice to have: knowledge of Inuit communities
Nice to have: knowledge of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit
Nice to have: experience working in a northern cross-cultural environment
The Business Data Analyst plays a critical role in driving data-informed decision-making across Canadian Operations and setting the standard for analytical excellence.
Compensation
Salary Range: 62,000/62 000 - 93,000/93 000
Responsibilities
Use data to craft compelling narratives that support business partners in decision-making processes
Proactively analyze data to reveal valuable business insights, including trends, correlations, and anomalies
Consult with and provide recommendations to business partners on how to improve outcomes using insights uncovered in data
Convert data and information into business-relevant stories tailored to the audience
Design reports and visualizations to facilitate ongoing data-driven decision-making for operations leaders and improve speed-to-decision
Requirements
Minimum undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Data Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience
Nice to have: Tableau certifications
Nice to have: Knowledge of the Insurance or Financial Services industry
The Business Data Analyst drives data-informed decision-making across Canadian Operations, crafting narratives, analyzing trends, and designing reports to enable business partners to act on insights.
Compensation
Salary Range: 62,000/62 000 - 93,000/93 000
Responsibilities
Use data to craft compelling narratives that support business partners in decision-making processes
Proactively analyze data to reveal valuable business insights, including trends, correlations, and anomalies
Consult with and provide recommendations to business partners on how to improve outcomes using insights uncovered in data
Convert data and information into business-relevant stories tailored to the audience
Design reports and visualizations to facilitate ongoing data-driven decision-making for operations leaders and improve speed-to-decision
Requirements
Minimum undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Data Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience
Nice to have: Tableau certifications
Nice to have: Knowledge of the Insurance or Financial Services industry
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Lead Engineer, Test DevelopmentCelestica International Inc. · Newmarket, Canada
Senior Analyst / Project ManagerGovernment of Nunavut · Iqaluit, Canada
Business Data AnalystSun Life Assurance Company of Canada · Montreal, Canada