Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Oversee financial accounting, reporting, cash flow, revenue recognition, project accounting, internal controls, tax compliance, and audit activities. Prepare financial statements under Canadian GAAP, US GAAP, and IFRS while supporting the Finance Controller with process improvement, governance, policies, and financial systems initiatives. Manage relationships with auditors, banks, payroll and expense vendors, and ensure compliance with applicable regulations.

Coordinates bids, proposals, presentations, and marketing deliverables for Canadian business development initiatives. Manages bid lifecycles, deadlines, stakeholder participation, marketing collateral, content repositories, business development databases, reporting, and brand consistency. Partners with directors, sector leads, subject matter experts, and client-facing teams to develop winning strategies and high-quality deliverables. Requires strong project management, communication, organizational, analytical, and Microsoft Office skills, with at least three years of relevant experience.

Leads Turner & Townsend’s Corporate Occupier Fit-Out team and complex real estate project and program management commissions. Responsibilities include client relationship management, project governance, planning, procurement, financial oversight, risk management, contract administration, stakeholder engagement, executive reporting, team leadership, business development, and bid preparation. The role also drives strategic growth, mentoring, continuous improvement, and successful delivery of corporate occupier projects from inception through completion.

Conduct construction contractor system, control, contract, cost, payroll, and financial audits. Analyze ERP data using Power BI or Tableau, assess cost accuracy and entitlement, identify trends, and produce concise findings and recommendations. Build professional relationships with clients and supply-chain stakeholders while supporting assurance activities, report writing, presentations, and collaborative project delivery.

Conducts cost assurance and audit activities for construction projects, including reviewing contractor controls, systems, contracts, invoices, payroll, ERP reporting, and cost entitlement. Analyzes large data sets using Power BI or Tableau, produces concise findings and recommendations, and communicates with clients and supply-chain stakeholders. The role requires professional skepticism, strong reporting and presentation skills, independent work, and collaboration in a consulting environment.

Leads complex asset-management advisory engagements, overseeing scope, quality, budgets, schedules, commercial performance, and client outcomes. Builds senior client relationships, structures ambiguous problems, translates analysis into recommendations, and leads multidisciplinary teams. Supports proposals, business development, methodologies, capability development, and consultant coaching. Requires substantial experience in asset management or other asset-intensive environments, strong project and commercial leadership, executive communication, and knowledge of lifecycle-management principles.

Lead cost management for large-scale infrastructure and construction programs by overseeing budgets, commitments, forecasts, variance analysis, risks, cash flow, and earned value reporting. Partner with program controls to mitigate cost and schedule risks, validate financial data, maintain expenditure and contractual oversight, identify optimization opportunities, and provide strategic reporting to senior stakeholders. Mentor cost management team members and support continuous improvement.

Provides executive and team support through calendar and travel coordination, meeting preparation, expense management, and action tracking. Administers Microsoft Dynamics 365 project setups, purchase orders, credit notes, timesheet reporting, and invoicing. Supports HR onboarding and offboarding, internal communications, events, process improvement, and operational initiatives while coordinating across stakeholders and functions.

Manages document control processes across a program, ensuring policy and contractual compliance, accurate records, stakeholder communication, and support for submittals and contract processes. The role requires document management experience, proficiency with Autodesk Construction Cloud, SharePoint, Word, and Excel, strong communication skills, and the ability to work onsite five days per week in a high-demand environment.

Leads stakeholder management governance, engagement planning, executive reporting, stakeholder intelligence, advisory support, and issue resolution across major infrastructure or public-sector programs. Coordinates delivery teams, client groups, presenters, and subject matter experts; facilitates workshops; maintains trackers and dashboards; supports assurance reviews; and advises senior leadership while collaborating with project controls, risk, permitting, communications, and PMO teams.

Leads cost control across complex infrastructure and construction programs, overseeing budgets, commitments, forecasts, variance analysis, risk, cash flow, and earned value management. Partners with program controls to mitigate cost and schedule risks, validates financial data, produces executive reporting, identifies optimization opportunities, and ensures compliance with budgets and contractual obligations. Mentors cost management professionals and supports continuous improvement.

The Associate Director will lead complex data centre projects, manage client relationships, mentor teams, and oversee project governance.

Supports cost assurance engagements for infrastructure clients by reviewing project costs, contractor submissions, contracts, and commercial documentation. Performs cost-data testing, validation, trend analysis, and reporting; assesses cost entitlement, contract compliance, change management, forecasting, and financial controls. Builds stakeholder relationships, contributes to client recommendations and methodology improvements, and supports senior team members on complex reviews.

Turner & Townsend seeks expressions of interest from Indigenous Peoples in Canada for various roles across project management, engineering, and sustainability.

Owns the enterprise reporting and analytics function, including Power BI dashboard architecture, data governance, data integrity, executive reporting, trend analysis, forecasting, and decision support. Leads migration from legacy reporting tools, establishes a single source of truth, manages deliverable reporting, and supervises reporting analysts and document control staff. Partners with program and client leadership to ensure accurate, audit-ready reporting and actionable insights.

Leads information management across infrastructure programs, overseeing BIM, GIS/digital twin, document control, PMIS, and data engineering. Develops governance frameworks, target operating models, digital twin and asset information strategies, ISO 19650 compliance, lifecycle handover, reporting, and assurance. Provides executive client engagement, team leadership, business development, budgeting, and strategic direction for major aviation and infrastructure programs.

Leads Canada’s talent acquisition function and a team of seven recruiters. Develops workforce-aligned recruitment strategies, advises senior leaders, oversees full-cycle and high-volume hiring, builds diverse talent pipelines, uses recruitment metrics and market intelligence, and drives team performance, candidate experience, and continuous improvement.

Performs financial project reconciliations, journal entries, cost and transaction reviews, financial reporting, and accounting issue resolution. The role analyzes data from multiple sources, prepares accurate financial packages, responds to management and vendor requests, identifies potential accounting issues, and supports corrective actions. Candidates should have strong attention to detail, problem-solving and organizational skills, Microsoft Office expertise, and up to three years of relevant experience or equivalent education and experience.

Leads end-to-end risk management across major projects and programs, including risk identification, workshops, qualitative schedule and cost risk assessments, response planning, monitoring, reporting, and lessons learned. Develops client-specific risk processes, integrates risk management with cost, schedule, change control, and reporting functions, facilitates stakeholder collaboration, and supports risk training and knowledge transfer.

Directs global real estate project management teams delivering commercial office fit-outs, retail projects, and move-adds-and-changes services. Manages client relationships, project delivery, procurement, contracts, financial performance, risks, staffing, and account KPIs. Leads teams across Canada, the US, and EMEA; develops employees; supports business growth; resolves complex problems; and ensures integrated service delivery for large client accounts.