The City Of Vancouver Is Hiring For A Bunch Of Jobs Right Now & You Can Make Up To $147K

The city is a living wage employer!

Vancouver City Hall. Right: City of Vancouver.

Vancouver City Hall. Right: City of Vancouver.

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If you're job hunting in B.C., the City of Vancouver is looking to fill a wide range of positions right now and they're a certified Living Wage Employer.

With the recession looming and inflation in full effect, the job market feels extra unstable these days — but the situation isn't totally hopeless.

Some of the city's posted positions are also a part of the Flexible Work Program, which means that employees can work remotely for 1-4 days per week "from locations that are a daily commutable distance from their work at a City worksite."

Whether you're shaking up your career or looking to deepen your connection with the community, here are some City of Vancouver positions that you can apply for right now.

Recreation Programmer II

Salary: $32.87 to $38.68 per hour

Who Should Apply: This temporary full-time job, which involves developing programs at the False Creek Community Centre, is best suited to someone with a valid B.C. driver's licence in addition to a post-secondary degree in recreation or has experience related to the work. Plus, a Police Record Check is required.

The closing date is January 29.

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Occupational Safety Specialist

Salary: $89,283 to $111,609 annually

Who Should Apply: This regular full-time job requires local travel, so a valid B.C. driver's license is required as well as training, experience, and certifications relating to occupational health. If you're all about safety, this one's for you.

The closing date is February 8.

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Landscape Architect I

Salary: $47.57 to $56.25 per hour

Who Should Apply: This position could be a good match for anyone who qualifies to register as a Professional Landscape Architect in the Province of British Columbia. In this role, you'll be assisting in the design and implementation of plazas, parklets and other placemaking projects.

The closing date is January 29.

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Communications Manager, Planning and Development

Salary: $102,256 to $127,830 per year

Who Should Apply: The City of Vancouver is looking for applicants who have a bachelor’s degree in communications or a relevant discipline for this regular full-time position. Additionally, you should have five years' experience managing strategic communications, because this job will involve the candidate leading a team in communications planning.

The closing date is February 8.

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City Arborist — Supervisor Urban Forestry

​​Salary: $112,215 to $147,651 per year

Who Should Apply: You'll need to be more than just a self-proclaimed tree hugger to be the successful candidate in this role — they're looking for someone with a relevant bachelor's degree and at least five years of related management experience. The job involves the citywide management of Urban Forestry, so it's a pretty big deal.

The closing date is February 3.

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Children's Activity Leader

Salary: $23.86 to $27.98 per hour

Who Should Apply: This casual position will assist in programming at the Britannia Community Centre for children between the ages of three and 12. Certification in School Age Childcare or a similar children’s recreation program is preferred, and applicants must have a valid Emergency Child Care First Aid Certificate.

The closing date is February 28.

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Administrative Assistant III

Salary: $52,048 to $65,059 per year

Who Should Apply: Working in admin within the department of Arts, Culture and Community Services will require a relevant degree or a combination of education and experience. You should be comfortable in a fast-paced environment, too, as the candidate will be expected to provide administrative support at multiple levels of the organization.

The closing date is January 29.

Apply Here

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    Sierra Riley (she/her) is a Sponsored Content Contributing Writer for Narcity Media's Studio with roots in Vancouver and Toronto. Her writings on art, food, travel and pop culture have appeared in national publications including Maclean’s, PRISM, This, RANGE, Vancouver Pride Magazine and SAD Mag. On the side, she acts, believes in ghosts and runs a Taylor Swift stan account. She's also working on a spooky, queer YA novel. Follow her on Instagram @siemarilyn and Twitter @urhouseishauntd.

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