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Edmonton, Alberta

Government Administration
5,001+ people

About

We’re young, ambitious and building something extraordinary. Located on Treaty 6 Territory and with a population of over 1.5 million, Edmonton is one of Canada's youngest and fastest growing cities. We’re building a resilient and diverse economy, attracting the best and the brightest and striving to be a world leader in environmental sustainability. We value quality of life, community safety and a welcoming spirit that embraces new people and new ideas.

Open positions

Data Analyst

Hybrid

This position provides analytical support for the Fleet & Facility Services branch by building data sources, developing Tableau dashboards, and performing complex data analyses. The role involves collaborating with business stakeholders to identify reporting requirements and ensuring data accuracy through rigorous validation and documentation.

Micromobility Coordinator (Methods Analyst I)

Hybrid

Coordinate the planning, procurement, and installation of shared micromobility infrastructure while managing vendor performance and program improvements. Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to resolve implementation issues and ensure program goals are met.

Special Projects Lead (Strategic Planning Analyst II)

Hybrid

The Special Projects Lead will spearhead the Asset Management & Operational Integration project, designing and implementing a cohesive service delivery framework for municipal parking and curbside infrastructure. This role involves facilitating multidisciplinary collaboration, redesigning operational workflows, and providing strategic recommendations to senior leadership.

Service Experience Specialist

Hybrid

The Service Experience Specialist leads the planning and execution of service design initiatives to improve municipal service delivery. They conduct user research, apply continuous improvement methodologies, and manage change management strategies to align solutions with organizational priorities.

Project Manager

Hybrid

Manage the planning, design, and construction processes for facility projects, including financial management and consultant contract administration. Lead the definition of business requirements and ensure compliance with corporate standards, legislation, and community partner needs.

Social Planner - Strategic Program Development Advisor

Hybrid

The Strategic Program Development Advisor manages programs funded by the Urban Strategy Grant to ensure they meet strategic goals through effective implementation and performance monitoring. They collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to analyze program operations, improve data systems, and provide evidence-based advice for program sustainability.

EPL Branch Manager - Woodcroft

On-site

The branch manager is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the Woodcroft branch, including managing staff, collections, and facility services. They foster community connections and ensure the delivery of exceptional customer experiences while upholding library service standards.

Reuse Centre Attendant

On-site

The Reuse Centre Attendant manages donated items by screening, organizing, and displaying them in a retail environment to promote sustainability. They also provide customer service, educate the public on waste diversion, and maintain a safe, clean facility.

Waste Outreach Educator

On-site

Conduct door-to-door educational outreach to residents regarding waste reduction and sorting strategies. Maintain accurate records of data, conversation outcomes, and building access while acting as a professional ambassador for City Waste Services.

Transit Peace Officer

On-site

The Transit Peace Officer maintains a safe and secure environment by conducting preventative patrols and responding to security emergencies on transit property. They also provide customer service, enforce bylaws, and collaborate with law enforcement agencies to ensure public safety.

Emergency Communications Officer - Revised

On-site · Edmonton

Emergency Communications Officers are responsible for triaging 9-1-1 calls, dispatching police units, and monitoring the safety of officers using specialized radio and software systems. They also process non-emergency reports and provide operational support while maintaining high standards of public safety.