The City of Calgary is hiring for a ton of jobs right now and you can make over to $100K

You can work at the Calgary Stampede!

City of Calgary.

City of Calgary.

Brandon Smith | Dreamstime
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If you're on the job hunt in Calgary then you're in luck, because the city of Calgary is hiring for a bunch of roles right now. From Stampede gigs to long-term positions, there's a little something for everyone.

You can check on the City of Calgary career page for the full list of open roles, but here are a few stand-outs to check out. The city also offers some sweet perks like a wellness program, employee transit passes and dental, vision care and extended health coverage.

Stampede Fare Collector

Salary: $16.98 - 18.53 per hour

Who Should Apply: If you're looking for a short-term gig then you can get a job working during the Calgary Stampede. In this role you would be assisting with coin wrapping and boxing during the Calgary Stampede, from July 4 to July 14.

Apply online

Manager, Transit

Salary: $121,267 - 193,315 per year

Who Should Apply: Someone who has a degree in engineering or planning, architecture, or a related discipline, and experience.

Apply online

Maintenance Supervisor

Salary: $85,135 - 128,548 per year.

Who Should Apply: This role will oversee maintenance work at Transmission Stations, Bearspaw Plant, and Glenmore Plant. You'll need a Journeyman Electrical certificate.

Apply online

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