Jobs at Infrastructure Ontario

The Business Operations Manager advises divisional leadership through operational analysis, performance reporting, workforce and resource planning, budgeting, forecasting, and business intelligence. The role coordinates cross-functional initiatives, monitors risks and priorities, supports organizational effectiveness, and leads process redesign, business transformation, and continuous improvement efforts. It partners with Finance, People & Culture, Risk, IT, and other corporate teams to improve execution and support strategic objectives.

Leads Infrastructure Ontario’s surveys and geomatics function, overseeing land surveying, GIS, mapping, conveyance services, data governance, and GeoPortal operations. Manages technical standards, data quality, service providers, procurement, budgets, client partnerships, training, and strategic development. Provides technical leadership on geospatial products, digital mapping initiatives, underground infrastructure mapping, and integration of GIS into corporate decision-making. Supervises survey and mapping specialists while ensuring secure, accessible, and reliable geospatial information services.

Manage and advance integrated project controls across a diverse capital infrastructure portfolio. Oversee scheduling, cost, risk, estimating, change control, governance, reporting, forecasting, and capital planning practices across P3, Progressive P3, Design-Build, Design-Bid-Build, and Alliance delivery models. Provide guidance to project teams, develop scalable frameworks and contract requirements, coordinate continuous improvement, and mentor team members in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.

Manage scheduling for capital project portfolios through pre-implementation and implementation. Develop and maintain integrated master schedules, measure progress, report earned value, assess delays and claims, monitor schedule compliance, and evaluate recovery scenarios. Lead planning sessions, influence project teams and consultants, maintain schedule databases, and provide technical leadership across project controls and program management functions.

Analyzes real estate inventory data, identifies quality and process issues, maintains audit-ready documentation, and develops dashboards, scorecards, and performance reports. The role monitors KPIs and service-level agreements, validates reporting, supports service provider governance, collaborates with internal and external stakeholders, and contributes to the organization’s real estate data strategy and system integrations.

The Partnerships Manager advises IO teams on relationships with ministries, agencies, government officials, political staff, and other stakeholders. Responsibilities include coordinating government-related initiatives, interpreting requests, supporting project intake and approvals, managing issues, building consensus, maintaining stakeholder networks, and developing training materials on partnership processes and government relations. The role requires government or public-sector experience, political acumen, diplomacy, negotiation, presentation, problem-solving, adaptability, and priority management.