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Summary

The City Of Calgary Is Hiring For So Many Jobs Right Now & You Could Earn Up To $59 An Hour

There are a ton of different roles!

A street in Calgary.

A street in Calgary.

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If you're looking for your next big career move, there are currently a ton of opportunities with the City Of Calgary and the pay is pretty sweet.

The city is currently hiring for jobs in Calgary in so many different areas, from interior design to project management, and some of the jobs available right now will pay you up to $59 an hour.

Here are just some of the jobs you can apply for right now:


Project Management Consultant

Salary: $42.09 to $56.27 an hour

Who Should Apply: You'll either need a diploma and at least 10 years of experience in a related role or a degree and eight years of experience to apply for this role. It involves diagnosing, analyzing, problem-solving and recommending solutions for project management issues.

Apply Here


Workspace Designer

Salary: $37.79 to $50.55 an hour

Who Should Apply: This role calls for someone educated in interior design, with experience. You would be developing flexible and functional spaces for City staff and coordinating projects throughout all phases from design to occupancy.

Apply Here


Business Strategist

Salary: $44.20 to $59.09 an hour

Who Should Apply: As a business strategist, you will be leading and developing funding initiatives. You will be analyzing affordable housing issues and trends and finding opportunities to increase the supply of affordable housing. To apply, you need a degree in a related field and at least 5 years of experience.

Apply Here


Data and Compliance Specialist

Salary: $35.51 to $47.49 an hour

Who Should Apply: This role involves working with data to monitor compliance on drinking water safety in the city. You'll be improving data accuracy and communicating with the City, cross-connecting with control testers and customers. You'll need to have a diploma or certificate in land administration and experience in a related field to apply.

Apply Here


Parks Training Coordinator

Salary: $40.08 to $53.57 an hour

Who Should Apply: If you've got a degree in social sciences or a related field and experience in addressing learning needs, you could apply for this role. You'd be developing a curriculum and strategy for learning initiatives to support Parks' goals. You'd also be running training sessions and initiatives.

Apply Here


Risk Management Coordinator

Salary: $40.08 to $53.57 an hour

Who Should Apply: You'll be working as part of the Calgary Police Service to identify and assess risks. You'd need to communicate to the Calgary Police Commission and the community about strategies to address community concerns and risks to the public trust. You'll need a degree in commerce, public administration or a similar field to apply.

Apply Here

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    • Creator

      Charlie Hart was a Calgary-based Creator for Narcity Media. Hailing from London, U.K., Charlie moved to Calgary with a passion for learning more about what Canada has to offer. She studied Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University and has over five years of experience for titles including Supply Management, Elle UK and InStyle UK.

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