Creating the airport of the future. Nous créons l’aéroport de demain.
Mississauga, ON
The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) manages and operates Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada’s largest and busiest airport. At Pearson, we lead with innovation, delivering exceptional performance, customer care and sustainability while championing safety and community prosperity. Employing more than 2,100 people directly and thousands more work within our airport community, we are shaping the future of air travel. L’Autorité aéroportuaire du Grand Toronto gère et exploite l’Aéroport international Pearson de Toronto, l’aéroport le plus important et le plus fréquenté du Canada. À Toronto Pearson, nous faisons preuve d’innovation en offrant des prestations exceptionnelles en matière de rendement aéroportuaire, de service à la clientèle et de durabilité, tout en favorisant la sécurité et la prospérité des collectivités. En employant plus de 2,100 personnes directement et des milliers d’autres au sein de notre communauté aéroportuaire, nous façonnons l’avenir du transport aérien.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Manager, Customer Insights & Analytics will lead the customer insights strategy to improve passenger experience and strengthen decision-making. They will oversee research programs, analyze complex operational data, and provide evidence-based recommendations to leadership.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Manager, Experience Development leads cross-functional initiatives to transform the passenger journey by integrating customer experience principles across physical and digital environments. This role translates strategic priorities into measurable outcomes by leveraging emerging technologies and human-centered design.
On-site · Toronto
The Senior Project Manager will lead the planning and delivery of complex, enterprise-wide projects throughout their full lifecycle. They are responsible for managing scope, budget, schedule, and stakeholder relationships to ensure strategic outcomes are achieved.
On-site · Toronto
The Associate Director will lead the transformation of the Integrated Operations Control Centre into a predictive, technology-enabled model. This role involves driving operational modernization strategies, managing multidisciplinary teams, and implementing innovative operating models across the airport ecosystem.
On-site · Toronto
The Specialist, RMU Operations is responsible for providing operational support, developing training programs, and implementing allocation procedures to ensure efficient airport resource management. They act as a subject matter expert for IT projects and coordinate with various tenants and agencies to maintain safe and effective facility operations.
On-site · Toronto
The Senior Engineer will safeguard civil assets including roads, bridges, and tunnels by conducting condition assessments and developing long-term capital planning strategies. They will also oversee the design and construction of infrastructure projects while ensuring compliance with engineering codes and standards.
On-site · Toronto
The Marketing Coordinator manages the end-to-end execution of marketing campaigns, including project intake, production, and vendor coordination. They are also responsible for maintaining project management systems, tracking budgets, and preparing performance reports across digital and social channels.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Manager, Commercial Intelligence leads the development and execution of the commercial data strategy to drive performance management and decision-making. They are responsible for designing reporting ecosystems and integrating cross-functional insights to identify trends and business opportunities.
On-site · Toronto
You will lead the functional strategy, implementation, and continuous improvement of procurement technology while partnering with IT and business stakeholders. Responsibilities include maintaining the technology roadmap, configuring workflows, and analyzing performance data to drive digitization and automation.
On-site · Toronto
The Senior Specialist will support the development, administration, and continuous improvement of the organization's procurement governance framework and compliance programs. Key duties include managing the Conflict of Interest program, drafting governance documentation, and providing analytical reporting to ensure sound procurement practices.
On-site · Toronto
The Specialist, Procurement Governance administers corporate purchasing card programs and ensures compliance with procurement policies and internal controls. They also conduct process reviews, prepare performance reports, and support audit and governance initiatives across the organization.
On-site · Toronto
The analyst will support financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting processes while collaborating with management to provide actionable business insights. They are responsible for maintaining financial models, conducting quantitative analysis, and ensuring the accuracy of revenue and expense accruals.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Management Assistant provides advanced administrative, analytical, and project support to the Head of Procurement to ensure operational efficiency. They act as a key liaison between internal departments and external partners while managing documentation, schedules, and executive-level reporting.
On-site · Toronto
The analyst will support aviation business development and revenue planning by performing rigorous commercial analysis on airline, passenger, and market data. They are responsible for producing performance reports, managing department data, and developing dashboards to support informed decision-making for senior executives.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Associate Director will lead the capital investments function by developing financial evaluations, business cases, and investment governance standards. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate strategic priorities into decision-ready recommendations for executive and Board-level consideration.
On-site · Toronto
The Senior Capacity Planning Analyst provides data-driven insights and operational research to optimize airport resource allocation and performance. This role involves developing statistical models, maintaining simulation tools, and collaborating with stakeholders to support both short-term and long-term planning initiatives.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Director, Business Finance will lead financial planning, forecasting, and performance management for designated business units while providing strategic decision support to senior leadership. They are responsible for developing driver-based financial models, standardizing reporting practices, and coaching a high-performing finance team to drive insight-based business advisory.
On-site · Toronto
The Associate Director will lead cross-functional operational modernization initiatives to optimize capacity and performance across airport operations. They will act as a strategic advisor to senior leadership, developing roadmaps and governance frameworks to drive organizational efficiency.
Hybrid · Toronto
Lead product strategy and execution for Digital Experience and Commercial products to enhance passenger experience and operational efficiency. Manage a team of Product Managers and collaborate with technology and business stakeholders to integrate AI-driven solutions and roadmaps.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Director is responsible for leading terminal and groundside operations to ensure a seamless, safe, and customer-focused passenger experience. This role involves driving operational excellence, managing large-scale teams, and implementing innovative, data-driven strategies to support the airport's long-term growth and resilience.
