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An employer is seeking an IT Support Specialist to sit 5 days/week onsite in Burnaby, BC. This individual will provide remote and in person support to retail stakeholders both internal and external.
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Innovate and integrate the latest technology solutions. Proficient in operating systems, identity access management, IT security, and infrastructure technologies such as Azure, Office 365, Windows Server, Active Directory, Exchange, Hyper V, VMware, and NGAV with EDR.
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Reporting to the Chief Technology Officer the VP - Technology is responsible for. Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, you’ll lead strategic initiatives, manage technical resources, and align technology solutions with business objectives.
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Aquanow, a leading infrastructure and liquidity provider that provides institutional and enterprise application platforms for digital assets, is looking for an IT Lead to join our technology team.
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A prestigious hotel in Vancouver is seeking a dedicated IT Manager to oversee all aspects of its information technology infrastructure. Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field is a plus but not essential.
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Seeking a motivated and experienced back end and ETL Business Intelligence Engineer Lead who will be responsible for integrating, transforming, and consolidating data from various structured and unstructured data systems into structures that are suitable for building analytics solutions using technologies such as Microsoft, Snowflake and Informatica.
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