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Ottawa, Kansas
The City of Ottawa offers a diverse range of career options. City employees work across 110+ business lines to deliver one thing: excellent service to Ottawa’s residents, businesses and visitors. Whether you want to work in IT, recreation, accounting, engineering, customer service, project management, the trades, emergency services, health care or more, you can find what you're looking for at the City. Visit ottawa.ca/jobs to view all career opportunities. La Ville d’Ottawa offre un large éventail de choix de carrières. Les membres du personnel de la Ville travaillent dans plus de 110 secteurs d’activité pour offrir un excellent service aux résidents, aux entreprises et aux visiteurs d’Ottawa. Que vous vouliez travailler dans les technologies de l’information, les loisirs, la comptabilité, le génie, le service à la clientèle, la gestion de projet, les corps de métier, les services d’urgence, les soins de santé ou ailleurs, vous trouverez ce que vous cherchez à la Ville. Consultez ottawa.ca/emplois pour voir toutes les possibilités d’emploi.
On-site · Ottawa
The Project Manager manages the development review process for urban, suburban, and rural areas, ensuring efficient engineering approvals for various land use applications. They also review and approve engineering designs, traffic studies, and environmental assessments while providing functional supervision to the team.
On-site · Ottawa
The incumbent manages the technical review process for various development applications, including subdivisions, site plans, and zoning amendments. They also oversee technical designs for road-related proposals and provide functional supervision while acting as a lead for infrastructure approvals.
On-site · Ottawa
The Program Administrator is responsible for the daily delivery of therapeutic recreation day programs, including intake, assessment, and social programming for individuals with disabilities. They oversee staff and volunteers while ensuring operations are customer-centric, efficient, and compliant with safety and legislative standards.
On-site · Ottawa
The student will assist the traffic engineering unit with field studies, technical support, and data analysis related to traffic signal operations. Responsibilities include investigating traffic complaints, preparing technical reports, and maintaining signal timing databases.
On-site · Ottawa
The student will assist the Traffic Engineering Unit by performing field studies, such as volume counts and queuing studies, to evaluate traffic signal operations. They will also conduct data analysis using specialized software and prepare technical reports with recommendations for traffic improvements.
On-site · Ottawa
The Program Coordinator is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing strategic asset management and capital investment programs for the City's infrastructure. This role involves coordinating long-term and short-term capital budgets, supervising staff, and managing consultant services to ensure effective service delivery.
On-site · Ottawa
The electrician is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, and modifying electrical systems and ancillary equipment across various City of Ottawa facilities. They also handle the construction, assembly, and installation of new electrical equipment to support ongoing building operations.
On-site · Ottawa
The coordinator leads cultural development activities, programs, and initiatives while managing small teams and consulting with external stakeholders. They are responsible for integrating and implementing the Ottawa 2020 Arts and Heritage Plan into corporate strategic priorities and performance reporting.
On-site · Ottawa
The drafting technician is responsible for preparing and completing graphic and technical computer-aided drafting assignments, including contract drawings and intersection plans. They also update base maps and plan proposals to support departmental and city publications.
On-site · Ottawa
The specialist is responsible for designing and implementing a comprehensive digital learning strategy for the Public Works department. They will lead the adoption of new digital learning solutions and manage the development of an employee learning and development communications platform.
On-site · Ottawa
The project engineer manages infrastructure projects including studies, inspections, and service contracts for water, wastewater, and solid waste facilities. They are responsible for project planning, risk management, budget approval, and ensuring compliance with technical and regulatory standards.
On-site · Ottawa
The Project Manager is responsible for managing the total delivery of environmental engineering projects, including condition assessments, rehabilitation, and capital project management for water and wastewater facilities. They provide technical expertise, oversee project scoping and risk management, and ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.
On-site · Ottawa
The student will support planning and development review activities within the Development Review Branch. Responsibilities include assisting with growth activities, land use planning, and infrastructure planning projects.
On-site · Ottawa
The operator is responsible for managing and maintaining transportation networks, including snow and ice control on sidewalks and roadways. They must operate sidewalk plow equipment to ensure safe conditions for the public.
On-site · Ottawa
You will provide in-person and electronic customer service, including assisting with membership services and responding to inquiries. Additionally, you will handle cash transactions and perform routine library tasks such as sorting and shelving materials.
On-site · Ottawa
The Senior Land Surveyor plans and manages the production of complex legal surveys and geomatics products to support city infrastructure and construction projects. They also serve as a technical expert, manage staff, and oversee contract administration within the department.
On-site · Ottawa
The incumbent is responsible for planning and managing the production of complex official surveys and geomatic products for municipal projects. They also act as the city's expert in surveying, manage personnel, and oversee contract administration.
On-site · Ottawa
The Land Surveyor is responsible for conducting and coordinating legal and mapping surveys to support city infrastructure and construction projects. They also provide expert legal survey advice to city staff and the public while procuring external survey services as needed.
On-site · Ottawa
The Communications Officer manages emergency calls and dispatches resources for transit safety, security, and law enforcement issues. They monitor alarm systems, perform digital investigations using CCTV, and coordinate with emergency services like Police, Fire, and Paramedics.
On-site · Ottawa
The Program Manager oversees regulatory compliance, quality control, and quality assurance frameworks for transit services. This role involves continuous monitoring, safety governance, and the implementation of standards to ensure a safe transit environment.
