As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists director jobs in Pickering, ON. The most active employers are Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Montreal and Scotiabank. Skills often requested: leadership, communication skills, reporting and regulatory compliance.
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Cannapiece Corp: A leading Canadian contract manufacturer, specializing in high quality cannabis extraction and product development. 19+
CannaPiece needs a candidate with substantial progressive manufacturing operations experience, including leading production teams and several supply chain functions. Regulated manufacturing experience such as cannabis, pharmaceutical or food is an asset, along with post-secondary education in a related discipline.
7+ YOECandidates need seven to ten years of senior leadership in performance, strategy execution, quality improvement, evaluation or transformation. A bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, business or a related field is required, with a master's preferred. Strong data analysis and executive communication skills, and knowledge of Ontario's healthcare transformation, are essential.
15+ YOECandidates need an engineering degree, 15 years of instrumentation and control experience, and P.Eng registration. They must have led large engineering departments, know SCADA, PLC and DCS platforms, and understand nuclear safety and regulatory requirements.
Royal Bank of Canada (64), Bank of Montreal (31), Scotiabank (31), Loblaws Inc. (23) and University of Waterloo (16).
What skills do director jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention leadership, communication skills, reporting, regulatory compliance, process improvement, decision making, sales and collaboration.