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Lead Indigenous news coverage across video, digital, social, radio, television, and streaming platforms. Assign resources, oversee story development and distribution, ensure journalistic standards, guide special projects, and coach journalists. Build content strategies that resonate with Indigenous audiences, support diverse perspectives, grow audiences, and foster an inclusive newsroom culture. The role requires strong editorial judgment, people management, collaboration, planning, and flexibility.

Leads compensation governance, strategy, pay equity, salary planning, job evaluation, market benchmarking, and policy development. Oversees compensation-related regulatory and ATIP activities, partners with HRIS and People & Culture teams, supports union negotiations, and manages two senior specialists. The role requires advanced compensation expertise, bilingual English-French communication, knowledge of federal pay equity regulations, and experience in complex unionized environments.

Lead the vulnerability management and external attack surface management program. Map internet-exposed assets, detect exposed services and leaked credentials, optimize scanning and remediation processes, assess vulnerabilities using business context and threat intelligence, manage risk registers and exemptions, coordinate zero-day response, develop security metrics, and advise governance and executive committees. The role also aligns security processes with regulatory frameworks and requires strong expertise in cloud, web, network, infrastructure, and information security.

Manages software compliance and technology contract lifecycles across CBC/Radio-Canada’s Technology and Infrastructure portfolios. Responsibilities include gathering business requirements, aligning contracts with technology roadmaps, tracking renewals and deliverables, supporting vendor negotiations, maintaining software and hardware inventories, conducting audits, forecasting finances, improving processes, and reporting compliance and contract status to stakeholders. The role requires strong business analysis, financial, negotiation, communication, and bilingual English-French capabilities.

Design and optimize large-scale AI training, inference, GPU infrastructure, and MLOps systems for CBC/Radio-Canada’s media production environments. Architect integrations with PAM, MAM, studios, Avid, Dalet, Adobe, and live media workflows. Lead performance, scalability, security, reliability, and observability initiatives while mentoring engineers and data scientists. Evaluate AI frameworks, cloud platforms, orchestration tools, agent protocols, and model-serving architectures, and communicate technical strategies to decision-makers.

Plans and oversees technical requirements, staffing, equipment, facilities, budgets, and workflows for television productions. Advises production and management teams on technology and resource optimization, coordinates internal and external crews, ensures technical, safety, and legislative compliance, manages vendors and procurement, and supervises employee performance, training, scheduling, and workplace issues. The role requires bilingual English-French communication, newsroom knowledge, emerging broadcast technology expertise, and full-time on-site work with irregular shifts and occasional travel.

Research and develop content for CBC Montreal’s Daybreak morning radio show. Responsibilities include pitching stories and guests, booking and pre-interviewing sources, preparing scripts and background materials, fact-checking, supporting hosts and producers, conducting interviews, editing audio, maintaining community contacts, and occasionally reporting live. The role requires strong knowledge of Montreal, current events, bilingual English and French communication, critical thinking, and the ability to meet daily deadlines.

Produces daily French-language arts and culture radio reports, interviews, and occasional digital video and web content for CBC/Radio-Canada. Builds contacts across Francophone cultural and community sectors, monitors regional developments, pitches audience-focused stories, and participates in editorial planning and special coverage. The role requires strong journalism, writing, on-air presentation, community knowledge, bilingual communication, and the ability to work under tight deadlines in an on-site morning-show environment.

Leads enterprise-wide modernization and change enablement across CBC/Radio-Canada. Establishes change governance, manages transformation portfolios, assesses organizational impacts, advises executives, drives stakeholder communications, integrates talent and learning programs, measures readiness, mitigates change fatigue, and sustains cultural and workforce transformation. The role requires bilingual English/French communication, strategic leadership, analytics, facilitation, and experience operating in complex matrixed environments.

Produces original multiplatform news stories by pitching, researching, writing, shooting, editing, presenting, and packaging content for digital, radio, social, television, and streaming platforms. Responds to breaking news, develops community sources, troubleshoots broadcast technology, and collaborates on coverage. The role focuses on serving underrepresented communities in southwestern Ontario while maintaining CBC journalistic standards and engaging audiences through innovative visual storytelling.