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Owns the performance, stability, backlog, and continuous improvement of Odoo and related applications supporting cabinet manufacturing. The role troubleshoots issues, analyzes ERP data, gathers shop-floor requirements, coordinates technology fixes, validates enhancements, monitors system metrics, maintains documentation, and trains operations staff. It serves as the key liaison between manufacturing operations and technology teams while translating business needs into scalable application solutions.

Leads the roadmap, product ownership, optimization, and integration of sales centre and post-purchase technology, including communication tools, JDE, HBSS, DocuSign, Customer Care, and Warranty platforms. Partners with business, technology, data, architecture, engineering, security, and vendors to prioritize requirements, improve workflows, manage releases, drive adoption, and enhance customer and operational outcomes.

Administers and enhances the OneStream financial planning and reporting platform. Responsibilities include configuring application components, supporting dashboards and reporting models, executing upgrades and testing, resolving incidents and support tickets, maintaining data management jobs, improving processes, gathering business requirements, and creating documentation and training materials. The role partners with Finance, Accounting, IT, vendors, and end users to deliver technical solutions and support month-end and quarter-end operations.

The Tax Manager oversees Canadian and U.S. corporate and partnership tax compliance, including tax returns, provisions, estimates, instalments, audits, and tax authority inquiries. The role monitors legislation, supports joint venture structuring, identifies tax credits, contributes to tax planning, and improves tax efficiency across jurisdictions. It also collaborates with finance teams, external partners, and management on tax issues and special projects.

Leads area sales operations for a homebuilding division by developing and executing sales strategies, monitoring market and competitor intelligence, recruiting and coaching sales personnel, managing CRM adoption, and holding teams accountable for sales goals. The role requires an active real estate license, new home sales and management experience, strong coaching skills, and flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Leads sales strategy and execution for a homebuilding division, including market analysis, pricing, forecasting, staffing, recruiting, training, performance management, purchase agreement oversight, and sales goal attainment. Partners with leadership, marketing, purchasing, and architecture teams to develop communities, products, compensation plans, and market positioning while maintaining competitive sales velocity and profitability.

Leads procurement strategy for GTA homebuilding, including trade partner relationships, sourcing, tendering, negotiations, contracting, estimating, cost modeling, forecasting, and supplier performance. Partners with construction, finance, product development, architecture, land development, and manufacturing teams to improve cost predictability, quality, schedule certainty, and building efficiency. Manages procurement staff and supports advanced manufacturing, prefabrication, modular construction, and sustainable building initiatives.

Oversee digital marketing campaign performance, SEO, email campaigns, website updates, analytics, and agency coordination. Develop sales and marketing reports, support collateral creation, manage signage, produce photo and video assets, and assist with event promotion. Requires marketing experience in the construction industry, leadership experience, strong organizational and communication skills, digital media expertise, creative copywriting, and proficiency with marketing and office software.

Leads business development for modular construction projects across developer, government, and institutional markets. Sources prospects, builds pipeline, manages complex 6–24-month sales cycles, develops proposals, negotiates commercial terms, closes contracts, and establishes repeat client partnerships. Collaborates with development, construction, estimating, product, and technical teams while monitoring market trends and supporting positioning, proposals, and sales materials.

Leads internal audit and enterprise risk management engagements, including planning, execution, reporting, risk assessment, control improvement, and governance advisory. Manages and develops audit professionals, partners with business leaders and executives, advances risk methodologies and analytics, and supports the annual audit plan. Requires periodic travel across North America, approximately 20% of the time.