8 results for Product Manager in Port Credit, ON

Project Manager, Product

Toronto, ON
onsite
Contract / Temporary
33.00 - 38.00 CAD / Hourly
Our Finance client in downtown Toronto is looking for a Project Manager for a 6 month contract. The Project Manager will be working in office 4 days per week, and 1 day work from home. The Project Manager will act as the central point of coordination for initiatives involving collaboration with product, delivery and go-to-market teams. Responsibilities: <ul><li>Serve as the primary coordination point with counterpart project managers to manage shared priorities and resolve delivery conflicts.</li><li>Manage projects end‑to‑end, from initiation through completion, ensuring milestones stay on track and visible to stakeholders.</li><li>Develop and maintain integrated project plans, tracking sequencing, risks, and cross‑initiative dependencies.</li><li>Plan and facilitate key project activities, including discovery sessions, stakeholder workshops, and progress checkpoints.</li><li>Manage intake and prioritization of new project work, including initiatives originating from cross‑sector collaboration.</li><li>Coordinate go‑to‑market and product launch activities, building dependency‑aware launch plans with Product and enablement teams.</li><li>Proactively identify, assess, and mitigate project risks and issues, escalating decisions with clear recommendations when needed.</li></ul>
2026-04-22T17:24:05Z

Production Manager

Brampton, ON
onsite
Permanent
70000.00 - 90000.00 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for a Production Manager to oversee manufacturing activities in a fertilizer production setting in Brampton, Ontario. This position is responsible for maintaining safe, efficient, and consistent output while supporting product quality and on-time delivery. The role also offers increasing exposure to broader plant leadership, including operational planning, cost performance, and site-wide decision-making. Responsibilities: • Direct daily production activities across blending, processing, and packaging operations to achieve output, quality, and service objectives. • Build and adjust production schedules in response to demand, operating conditions, and performance results. • Lead supervisors and plant employees through coaching, performance management, and development planning to strengthen team capability. • Promote a strong safety culture by enforcing regulatory requirements, conducting hazard reviews, and leading investigations with corrective follow-up. • Track operational indicators such as throughput, labour effectiveness, downtime, and waste, and take action to improve results. • Work closely with maintenance teams to support equipment reliability, coordinate preventative work, and reduce unplanned interruptions. • Partner with supply chain and commercial stakeholders to support customer commitments, material availability, and timely issue resolution. • Oversee material movement and inventory accuracy while helping manage production costs through effective use of labour and resources. • Identify process constraints and lead continuous improvement initiatives that enhance productivity, efficiency, and operational consistency. • Support the Plant Manager with site planning, financial awareness, regulatory oversight, and leadership coverage when required.
2026-05-05T16:58:43Z

Sourcing Manager

Toronto, ON
onsite
Contract / Temporary
47.50 - 55.00 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for an experienced Sourcing Manager to join a food and food processing organization in Toronto, Ontario on a Long-term Contract basis. This position will lead strategic purchasing initiatives that strengthen supplier performance, improve value, and support reliable supply across key categories. Working closely with cross-functional partners, the successful candidate will guide sourcing decisions through market insight, commercial negotiation, and strong operational alignment. Responsibilities: • Build and execute category sourcing plans that improve cost efficiency, product quality, and service outcomes across assigned areas. • Conduct supplier negotiations for significant spend categories while ensuring agreements support business goals and follow internal governance standards. • Establish and maintain effective supplier partnerships by assessing performance, reliability, and long-term strategic fit. • Review vendor proposals, operational capabilities, and financial standing to support sound procurement recommendations and risk-aware decisions. • Partner with teams such as Operations, Quality, and Finance to translate business needs into practical sourcing approaches and purchasing priorities. • Drive continuous improvement by identifying better ways to streamline procurement activities, enhance processes, and encourage innovation in sourcing practices. • Track market conditions, pricing shifts, and industry developments to inform purchasing strategies and reduce potential supply disruptions. • Support the preparation, review, and ongoing management of contracts to maximize value and strengthen commercial protection. • Monitor team performance indicators, promote accountability, and support the ongoing growth and development of team members.
2026-05-14T16:08:46Z

Cost Accounting Manager

Toronto, ON
onsite
Permanent
110000.00 - 130000.00 CAD / Yearly
Our client a global leader in the manufacture of industrial equipment is looking for an experienced Cost Accounting Manager to oversee costing activities and strengthen financial insight for our operations in Toronto, Ontario. This position plays a key role in evaluating product and project performance, improving reporting accuracy, and supporting informed business decisions. The successful candidate will work closely with finance and operational leaders to enhance cost visibility, maintain strong controls, and contribute to profitability and planning initiatives. Responsibilities:• Direct cost accounting activities for the Measurement Systems portfolio, ensuring reliable costing for both products and projects.• Produce monthly operational financial reports with clear analysis of revenue, materials, labour, overhead, and key cost variances.• Maintain costing structures and review profitability trends to support performance monitoring and strategic decision-making.• Reconcile gross margins and investigate cost fluctuations to provide meaningful financial insight to leadership.• Administer inventory and work order valuation processes, including reserve assessments, control procedures, and physical count oversight.• Uphold internal control standards and maintain readiness for audit requirements related to costing, inventory, and financial reporting.• Assist with internal and external audit activities by preparing documentation and responding to inquiries on cost and inventory matters.• Collaborate with management to assess project results, compare actual spending to expectations, and identify opportunities to reduce costs.• Support budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning efforts aimed at improving efficiency and overall business performance.
2026-05-07T17:13:43Z

Program Manager, Supply Chain

Burlington, ON
onsite
Contract / Temporary
110000.00 - 130000.00 CAD / Yearly
Title: Project Manager, Supply ChainLocation: Burlington, ONWork Model: Hybrid, 3 days onsiteDuration: 12 month contract (potential for extension)Pay: $110k to $130k (per annum) Position OverviewOur client is seeking a Project Manager, Supply Chain to support a fast-paced, cross-functional environment within retail, food service, grocery, restaurant, consumer packaged goods, or distribution-driven operations. This individual will manage a portfolio of projects tied to product launches, promotional initiatives, operational changes, and issue resolution, while helping ensure smooth execution across procurement, distribution, logistics, suppliers, and internal business partners.This role is ideal for someone who understands the pace and complexity of high-volume, customer-facing supply chain environments and can influence stakeholders across multiple functions to keep projects moving forward. The Project Manager will serve as a key liaison across teams, balancing execution, communication, risk management, and supply continuity.Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Lead day-to-day project workflows using established tools, processes, and governance standards.</li><li>Manage cross-functional supply chain initiatives related to product launches, limited-time or seasonal offerings, promotional programs, packaging or material changes, and operational issues.</li><li>Partner with procurement, logistics, distribution, suppliers, marketing, product development, and operations teams to support successful execution of business initiatives.</li><li>Anticipate project risks, identify delivery challenges, and coordinate solutions with internal and external stakeholders.</li><li>Support the lifecycle management of promotional or limited-duration SKUs, including item setup, pricing coordination, supplier communication, and supply readiness.</li><li>Monitor project status and communicate updates, risks, timelines, and milestones to leadership and key stakeholders.</li><li>Help ensure the right supply, materials, and partners are in place to support launches and ongoing operations.</li><li>Contribute to continuous improvement efforts, while maintaining compliance with internal policies and relevant regulations.</li></ul>
2026-05-11T20:23:45Z

Data Lead

Toronto, ON
onsite
Contract / Temporary
80.00 - 90.00 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a Data Analytics Lead to join an investment management organization in Toronto, Ontario on a 3 month Contract role to start. This role will guide the development of reporting solutions, shape data models that support business insight, and connect technical delivery with stakeholder needs across asset management and equity-focused teams. The successful candidate will bring strong leadership, practical analytics expertise, and the ability to turn business questions into scalable data products and dashboards. This is a hybrid role located in Downtown, Toronto and looking for an individual available to start working immediately. Responsibilities:• Lead the design and delivery of data models, analytics solutions, and executive-facing dashboards that support business decision-making.• Provide day-to-day direction to a small team, including a data engineer and a BI developer, while promoting high-quality technical output.• Partner with business stakeholders to gather, refine, and prioritize reporting needs, translating them into clear technical plans.• Build and enhance automated reporting processes to improve efficiency, consistency, and access to key performance information.• Collaborate with teams supporting equity, accounts, and asset management functions to develop relevant and reliable data solutions.• Use tools such as Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, Azure Data Factory, and SQL-based technologies to develop and maintain reporting environments.• Act as a bridge between business and technical teams by converting operational requirements into scalable analytics designs and explaining technical concepts in accessible terms.• Support the development of data products and, where applicable, incorporate platforms such as Yardi into reporting and data workflows.
2026-05-15T15:43:43Z

Solution Delivery Manager

Toronto, ON
onsite
Permanent
115000.00 - 125000.00 CAD / Yearly
Solution Delivery ManagerOur client is a global organization operating at scale across multiple regions. They are committed to building an inclusive, people-first culture and delivering high-quality technology solutions that support core business functions. Role Overview The Manager, Solution Delivery is a senior project manager responsible for delivering Performance Management initiatives across the Finance function and supported business areas. This role leads complex, cross-functional projects and ensures finance platforms are delivered on time, within scope, and aligned to business needs. Key Responsibilities – Project Delivery • Lead delivery of Performance Management platforms, including EPM implementations • Manage end-to-end project lifecycle • Coordinate internal teams and external vendors across time zones • Facilitate Agile ceremonies and manage risks and dependencies Product & Stakeholder Partnership • Partner with Product Owners to align delivery to roadmaps • Translate backlogs into project plans and releases • Support UAT, release readiness, and deployment Required Skills & Experience • Strong understanding of financial processes • Agile and Waterfall delivery experience • Experience with EPM tools (OneStream or similar) • Strong stakeholder and vendor management skills Work Model Hybrid model, Toronto-based
2026-04-15T18:28:46Z

Cost Accountant

Mississauga, ON
onsite
Contract to Hire
25.00 - 30.00 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a detail-oriented Cost Accountant to join our team in Mississauga, Ontario on a contract basis with the potential for a permanent position. This on-site opportunity is well suited to someone who enjoys working closely with manufacturing and operations teams while supporting accurate costing, inventory reporting, and financial analysis. The successful candidate will contribute to plant finance activities, help strengthen reporting processes, and provide insights that support informed business decisions. Responsibilities: • Contribute to the upkeep of costing practices and financial controls to help ensure reliable reporting and alignment with company standards. • Provide day-to-day accounting support to the Plant Controller across routine reporting, period-end activities, and annual financial processes. • Review production costs by examining material consumption, labour performance, and overhead results to highlight variances and emerging trends. • Assist with inventory accounting by supporting product valuation, variance analysis, account reconciliations, and discrepancy investigations. • Work with Operations, Supply Chain, and Engineering teams to deliver meaningful cost analysis and reporting tied to plant performance. • Help prepare forecasts and financial outlooks using current information related to sales volume, staffing, and production activity. • Support month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close requirements through journal entries, accruals, reconciliations, and inventory reporting tasks. • Take part in cycle counts, physical inventory reviews, and assessments of excess or obsolete stock to improve inventory accuracy. • Monitor capital spending records and fixed asset reporting while maintaining supporting documentation for finance requirements. • Contribute to continuous improvement efforts, margin reviews, ad hoc analysis, and system enhancement initiatives as requested by management.
2026-05-12T01:03:42Z