Six Canadian Companies Offering LMIA-Exempt Work Permits Now Hiring

Foreign nationals may now qualify for LMIA-exempt work permits by securing a job with one of six Canadian companies, primarily in the tech sector. As of mid-October 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced a new work permit under the Innovation Stream, part of Canada’s broader Tech Talent Strategy aimed at boosting the economy by attracting skilled talent.

Here’s a look at the companies that are hiring and the roles they offer:

  1. Ada Support Inc. (Toronto, remote)
    Ada Support, founded in 2016, transforms customer service with AI-driven solutions. The company is remote-friendly, with specific provincial requirements for some roles. Benefits include the possibility to work abroad, stock options, unlimited vacation, and a home office budget. Current job openings span product development, revenue, finance, and customer experience.
    • Example roles: HR Generalist, Staff Software Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Senior Technical Writer, Sales Development Manager.
  2. AlayaCare (Montreal, Toronto)
    AlayaCare, established in 2014, specializes in AI-driven solutions for home healthcare. With over 550 employees across Canada, Australia, Brazil, and the U.S., they have several openings in Montreal and Toronto, including positions that require bilingualism in French and English.
    • Example roles: Senior Technical Services Specialist, Implementation Specialist, Senior Developer, Engineering Manager.
  3. CellCarta (Montreal, remote)
    CellCarta is focused on advancing research in tissue and cell mapping to improve disease detection and treatment. The company has a limited number of vacancies, primarily in Montreal.
    • Example roles: Global Technology Architecture Manager, Global Revenue Accounting Manager.
  4. Clarius Mobile Health (Vancouver)
    Clarius provides affordable ultrasound tools to medical professionals. The company has been certified by Great Place to Work® and offers a hybrid work environment with a range of benefits like professional development and employee recognition. Currently, they have one opening:
    • Manufacturing Technician (Vancouver).
  5. Clio (Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, remote)
    Clio is a cloud-based legal technology company helping law firms streamline operations like client management, timekeeping, and billing. With offices across Canada and remote positions available, the company offers a hybrid work model and various employee benefits.

These opportunities fall under the new Innovation Stream work permit initiative, aimed at attracting talent to enhance Canada’s tech and healthcare sectors.

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