As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 3 application support analyst jobs in Montréal, QC. The most active employers are Risk Control Technologies Inc, Capgemini and BCS Bethany Care Society. Skills often requested: communication skills, troubleshooting, computer science and sql.
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5+ YOECGI needs candidates with 5 years of application support, IT operations or SRE experience in financial services, plus hands-on monitoring tool experience. Candidates also need SQL, Windows Server and Linux skills, batch scheduling and ticketing knowledge, and familiarity with CI/CD, containers and GitHub Copilot.
5+ YOECandidates need 5+ years in application support, IT operations or SRE within financial services, including experience supporting equities trading platforms. Strong communication, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills are required, and a computer science degree is preferred.
Candidates need experience supporting Repo or Fixed Income products, Capital Markets application support, strong SQL skills, and working knowledge of UNIX/Linux and log analysis. Clear communication and the ability to work calmly under pressure with traders are essential.
SQL, UNIX, Linux, APEX, Orchestrade
Common questions
Who is hiring application support analysts?
Risk Control Technologies Inc (2), Capgemini (2), BCS Bethany Care Society (1), CAAT Pension Plan (1) and CGI (1).
What skills do application support analyst jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention communication skills, troubleshooting, computer science, sql, root cause analysis, computer technology, problem solving and troubleshoot.