Jobs at CBC/Radio-Canada

Evaluate and develop original Canadian comedy series from pitch through development. Provide creative notes, negotiate changes with producers and writers, manage multiple projects, represent CBC at festivals and panels, and build relationships with creators while ensuring projects align with CBC mandates and audience targets.

Lead CBC News video channels and teams to develop platform-specific video strategies (YouTube, TikTok, app, web). Oversee curation, publishing, live streams, data‑driven experiments, audience analytics, staff development, editorial standards, moderation, and production workflows using DTV, Media Central, Dalet, Adobe, Dejero and CMS tools.

Lead and coordinate release planning, scheduling and execution of software deployments across web and mobile. Manage release lifecycle, risk and post-release monitoring, collaborate with engineering, QA and DevOps to automate and improve CI/CD and deployment practices.

Manage financial, logistical and operational aspects of unscripted content production across TV, audio and digital. Create and control budgets, prepare financial reports, oversee procurement and contracts, ensure compliance with labour agreements, lead unit staff and coordinate production workflows and stakeholder partnerships to deliver projects on time and on budget.

Lead and supervise a cross-platform engineering team building personalized experiences across web, Android and iOS. Collaborate with architects, product and QA to define and validate designs, enforce development best practices, manage releases and technical debt, estimate and prioritize work, remove impediments, mentor developers, and support hiring and capacity planning.

Produce, schedule and publish short-form social content for Gen Z audiences. Edit and film videos (often on iPhone), write captions/titles, engage community, use analytics to optimize reach, and occasionally appear on camera. Collaborate within a small team and follow hybrid in-office/GTA-based work requirements.

Lead editorial and production for Early Dayside on CBC News Network: plan live and breaking news programming, manage up to 15 staff, run control-room operations, drive cross-platform audience strategies, mentor journalists, and ensure adherence to CBC journalistic standards.

As a Solutions Architect, you will lead technical decisions and design content data integration solutions, ensuring scalability, reliability, and alignment with business objectives. You will also guide cross-team collaboration and produce high-quality architecture documents.

The role requires supporting cross-platform development, transitioning applications to new architectures, and improving code quality for CBC's mobile news applications.

Operate and improve cloud-native infrastructure: design and run Kubernetes platforms, implement IaC and GitOps, build observability, manage databases and migrations, support high-availability production systems, participate in on-call rotations, drive automation, cost optimization, and collaborate with engineers and product teams.

Lead daily production of Late Dayside on CBC News Network, directing live and breaking news coverage, planning programming, managing up to 15 staff, driving cross-platform audience strategies, enforcing journalistic standards, and mentoring producers while operating in an automated broadcast control-room environment.

Lead release management, testing governance, and digital adoption for Finance systems. Oversee enterprise release planning, testing strategy, Oracle Guided Learning, Signavio process enablement, stakeholder coordination, vendor management, and post-release validation to ensure stable ERP deployments and user adoption.

Provide on-site technical support for studio, content-creation and presentation systems; install, configure, maintain and troubleshoot broadcast and IT infrastructure (virtualization, IP networks, servers, databases); work with vendors and internal teams to implement video-over-IP, cloud services and automated workflows; document technical specs and support users under tight deadlines; participate in rotating on-site shifts.

Lead a team negotiating and drafting licensing and distribution agreements for television, feature films and digital platforms. Set rights strategies, assess market value and financing, oversee contract lifecycle and rights-management systems, review external funding and rights documentation, update templates and policies, and report recommendations to senior leadership. Manage and train unionized staff and ensure contracts protect CBC across jurisdictions and evolving platforms.

Produce and shape Front Burner podcast episodes: conceive ideas, assign and edit stories, supervise contributors, direct talent and sound, edit/mix audio, plan show format, ensure journalistic standards, and produce multi-platform content under tight deadlines.

Lead product strategy, governance and stakeholder relationships for archive and metadata solutions (MAM/DAM/PAM). Manage in-house and external teams, oversee project delivery, SLAs, contracts, roadmaps, capacity planning and business cases while ensuring data security, bilingual stakeholder engagement and alignment with corporate strategy.

Lead and supervise Radio-Canada Toronto newsroom daily operations, guiding editorial strategy and multiplatform content production (digital, TV, radio). Manage staffing, schedules, resources, compliance with Journalistic Standards and Practices, training and professional development, performance and hiring processes, and cross-department collaboration to maximize audience reach and impact.