A Day in the Life of a Project Manager at Esri Canada:

Plan and deliver assigned Professional Services projects from initiation through close‑out, following established project management practices and delivery standards.

Manage project scope, schedules, budgets, and resources for defined work packages or full projects of moderate complexity.

Coordinate project activities and task assignments across consultants, analysts, and technical resources within a matrix delivery environment.

Monitor project progress and performance, identifying risks, issues, and dependencies, and escalating as required.

Maintain project documentation, schedules, financial tracking, and status reporting to support transparency and control.

Support stakeholder communications by providing regular updates, facilitating meetings, and managing expectations under guidance as needed.

Apply quality management practices to ensure project deliverables meet agreed requirements and standards.

Contribute to project scoping, estimating, and planning activities for new or change initiatives, with guidance from senior project managers.

Minimum Education Requirement:

Post‑secondary degree or diploma in Business, Engineering, Computer Science, GIS, or a related field.

An equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be considered.

Minimum Experience and Training Requirement:

Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in project coordination or project management within a consulting, professional services, or technology delivery environment.

Additional Requirements:

Proven ability to apply standard project management methodologies, tools, and processes in a structured delivery environment.

Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities concurrently.





Effective communication skills, with the ability to work with both technical and non‑technical stakeholders.

Demonstrated problem‑solving and analytical skills to identify issues and support resolution.

Working knowledge of project financial tracking, including budgets, forecasts, and change control.

Ability to collaborate effectively within cross‑functional and geographically distributed teams.

Working towards Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent formal project management training is considered an asset.

Exposure to enterprise GIS solution delivery, including projects involving asset management or permitting systems such as Trimble Cityworks or similar platforms, is considered an asset.

Familiarity with how GIS and asset management technologies (e.g., Esri ArcGIS and Trimble‑based solutions) are applied within client delivery or professional services project environments is considered an asset.

Bilingual proficiency (English / French) is considered an asset.

We prioritize our employees’ well‑being and work‑life balance. Our benefits include:

What Esri Canada offers you:

Work from Home or hybrid work

Generous Paid Time-Off: Enjoy up to 6 weeks of time off per year, including:

3 weeks of paid annual vacation, increasing with years of service

50 hours of Paid-Time Off (PTO) for personal needs

32 hours of Summer Days

Winter holiday office closure

Comprehensive health advantages plan

RRSP match increasing with years of service

Training and development programs for professional growth

Company perks including discounts on gym memberships, technology purchases and more.

Company-sponsored events and social activities

Employee-driven initiatives such as yoga sessions, book clubs, interactive podcasts, and more.

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📌 Project Manager (Ontario)
🏢 Esri Canada
📍 Ontario