Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Toronto

Paid 9-month learning placement for Indigenous participants to gain hands-on experience producing unscripted documentary content for web, social, YouTube and CBC Gem. Duties include shooting, editing, digital publishing, social storytelling, developing technical skills, and working with mentors and teams to build audience-focused documentary content.

Produce and publish short-form music content for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram: research, script, host, edit, create graphics, monitor metrics, and engage community to optimize performance.

Lead the MarTech product roadmap, align marketing needs with data/technology teams, manage procurement and vendor selection, prioritize and translate business requirements into technical user stories, ensure platform integration and data governance, track ROI and budgets, and drive cross-functional adoption and change management to maximize audience engagement and LTV.

Lead and execute strategic sports marketing and communications plans, collaborate with internal and external partners, manage campaigns, measure results, support community outreach and event initiatives, and coordinate stakeholder communications to grow CBC Sports audiences.

Design and architect large-scale AI systems for media: optimize LLM and multimodal training/inference, evolve GPU infrastructure, integrate AI into production (PAM/MAM/studios), lead MLOps practices, and mentor engineers.

Paid, full-time 9-month Indigenous Pathways program (Oct 2026–Jun 2027) with CBC Sports Digital in Toronto. Assist producers to research, write, edit and package written and video stories for digital and social platforms, help build partnerships and audience reach, learn technical production skills, receive mentorship and training, and complete skills testing and background checks.

Work as an entry-level associate producer on CBC Gem Social creating and publishing short-form video for social platforms. Learn production and editing skills, develop multi-platform storytelling that reflects Indigenous perspectives, collaborate with mentors and peers, and gain hands-on media experience in a 9-month paid program based in Toronto.

Participate in a 9-month Indigenous Pathways paid placement with CBC Library and Archives. Support metadata, archiving, research, and Indigenous knowledge work including indigenizing metadata and improving access to multimedia archives using technology and AI. Gain hands-on experience, mentorship, and collaborate with Indigenous colleagues in a hybrid Toronto-based role.

CBC Toronto seeks a municipal affairs reporter/editor to cover Toronto city hall, break original stories, provide regular analysis across platforms, produce digital and broadcast content, edit audio, maintain contacts, and represent CBC on radio and TV. Requires strong investigative skills, community connections, and the ability to work flexible hours.