Employment type
Full-time · On-site
Posted
November 13, 2026
Province
Ontario (ON)

Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 22/100

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Information and Innovation Solutions (IIS) Number of Positions Being Staffed: 1 Classification: GR-08 Security Clearance Required: Secret $92,635 to $114,362 Language Requirements: English or French Essential Open To: All employees of the Federal Public Service residing in the National Capital Region Work Arrangement: Closing Date: November 20, 2026 Special posting considerations: The intent of the process is to staff one (1) position through a term, an assignment, a secondment agreement, or th…

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