Technical jobs in waterloo Canada
256 technical jobs found in waterloo: showing 251 - 256
Software Developer, Iii
Company: Verily Life Sciences |
to technical design problems, compare options, and propose solutions. Develop using industry-standard tools including GitHubLocation: Waterloo, ON, Canada
| Salary: CA$120000 - 136000 per year | Date posted: 05 May 2026
Software Engineer Technical Lead, Uam
Company: Verily Life Sciences |
Technical Lead for the User and Accounts Management Team, you will shape and deliver the access and control layers of Workbench... interfaces using Go, Java, React, TypeScript, and Terraform. Drive technical discussions, mentor engineers, and contributeLocation: Waterloo, ON, Canada
| Salary: CA$146500 - 164500 per year | Date posted: 04 May 2026
Principal Electronics Designer
Company: Teledyne Technologies |
, this is your opportunity! What you'll do: Set the technical direction for electronics design across machine vision camera platforms..., and long‑term product viability. Lead cross‑functional engineering efforts to solve highly complex and ambiguous technicalLocation: Waterloo, ON, Canada
| Salary: CA$124400 - 165900 per year | Date posted: 02 May 2026
Junior / Intermediate Project Manager (energy & Heavy Industrial)
Company: Stantec |
with the assigned principal) for technical and design excellence. Ensures project documents, including contracts..., leading, and managing a project team. Technical experience in heavy industrial process market disciplines (Pulp, paperLocation: Waterloo, ON, Canada
| Salary: CA$74400 - 107900 per year | Date posted: 30 Apr 2026
Copilot Platform Administrator
Company: GHD |
clearly with both technical and business users, and to translate platform constraints into practical guidance for makersLocation: Waterloo, ON, Canada
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 29 Apr 2026
Chief Information Security Officer
Company: University of Waterloo |
of the University. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to communicate technical concepts... to both technical and non-technical audiences. Stays calm in a crisis. Strong leadership skills are essential, with a demonstrated