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Toronto is Canada's largest city and its main financial center. This page lists jobs in Toronto in finance and banking, tech and software development, healthcare, construction and customer service.

Toronto welcomes many newcomers every year, and many employers hire international talent. Foreign workers usually need a work permit, often supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment.

Set the job type filter for part time jobs in Toronto or the experience filter for entry level jobs, and search for IT jobs in Toronto by job title.

IT jobs Toronto companies post are listed here. Part time jobs Toronto shops post and entry level jobs Toronto employers offer are listed too, and remote jobs Toronto companies offer are marked as remote. Jobs in Toronto for newcomers often ask for Canadian work experience, so read each job. Toronto jobs hiring now are shown first.

Toronto's main sectors

Banking and insurance, technology, healthcare, film and media, education and construction are major employers, and Canada's largest banks have their headquarters in Toronto.

The Greater Toronto Area also has many manufacturing, logistics and warehouse jobs.

Tech jobs in Toronto

Toronto is one of North America's largest tech hubs, with jobs in software, AI and machine learning, fintech and data.

The Toronto and Waterloo area is known for research and startups, and many global tech companies have offices there.

Tips for newcomers in Toronto

Canadian resumes are usually two pages or less and do not include a photo. Government funded settlement services offer free help with job search for eligible newcomers.

Networking, volunteering and bridging programs can help you gain Canadian work experience.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which industries hire most in Toronto?

Finance, technology, healthcare and construction.

Are there software developer jobs in Toronto?

Yes. Toronto has one of the largest tech sectors in North America.

Can newcomers find jobs in Toronto?

Yes. Many employers hire newcomers, and there are settlement services to help.

Should I include a photo on a Canadian resume?

No. Canadian resumes usually do not include a photo, age or marital status.

What are bridging programs?

Bridging programs help internationally trained professionals get the training or licensing they need to work in their field in Canada.

Are there free job search services for newcomers in Toronto?

Yes. Government funded settlement agencies offer free help with resumes, interviews and job search for eligible newcomers.

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