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Payroll & Benefits Coordinator
Hunter Sheppard is recruiting a Director of Engineering to lead a global engineering function spanning North American and offshore teams. This is a hands-on leadership opportunity for a technical executive ready to drive standards, modernization, and high-performance culture. Onsite | Toronto, ON.
Location: Remote (Ontario-based preferred) │ Salary Range: Competitive, based on experience │ Remote │ Full-time Permanent
Summary of Responsibilities
Step into a high-trust, high-visibility role at the center of a growing organization's employee experience.
This is an opportunity for a detail-driven payroll professional to take ownership of the full payroll and benefits cycle for a fast-growing, multi-site organization operating across Ontario and Quebec — ensuring employees are paid accurately and on time, benefits and pension enrollment run without friction, and the payroll function operates as a trusted, well-run operation that people can count on.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Payroll Processing
Process new hires, terminations, and employee changes accurately and on schedule
Commit payroll on a bi-weekly cycle and prepare the payroll package for sign-off
Validate payroll entries for accuracy prior to commit
Process statutory holiday payouts and monitor wage progressions against collective agreement schedules
Enter ratified wage updates and retroactive pay according to updated gridsDrive Engineering & Operational Excellence
Establish global engineering standards, governance models, and best practices
Lead enterprise-wide initiatives focused on cost, speed-to-market, and quality
Champion digital transformation across engineering systems, automation, and AI-enabled technologies
Embed a continuous improvement / value-engineering discipline into development practices
Benefits & Pension Administration
Enroll and exit plan members from benefits and pension programs independently
Review the system for enrollment errors and identify deductions not taken
Remit payroll-related vendor payments and ensure timely payment to carriers and providers
Prepare and review benefits remittances
Employee & Site Support
Serve as a key point of contact for pay, benefits, and pension inquiries across the organization
Respond to inquiries from operational leaders and site managers
Resolve straightforward pay discrepancies independently; escalate complex issues as needed
Year-End & Cyclical Duties
Process vacation payouts and perform vacation balance validation
Process year-end sick payouts
Support year-end updates and filings as required
Support system changes and upgrades in partnership with senior payroll leadership
Qualifications
Background in Business, Accounting, Payroll, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
3+ years of payroll processing experience, including year-end knowledge and support
Currently enrolled in, and actively progressing toward, a recognized payroll compliance designation
Membership or enrollment with a national payroll professional body
Working knowledge of payroll compliance fundamentals
Advanced Microsoft Office skills, including lookups, references, text formulas, and mail merge
Strong attention to detail with a high degree of data entry accuracy
Clear, professional communication across all levels of the organization
Experience in a unionized payroll environment is an asset
Familiarity with enterprise HRIS platforms is an asset
Experience with multi-site or multi-jurisdiction payroll is an asset
Director of Engineering
Hunter Sheppard is recruiting a Director of Engineering to lead a global engineering function spanning North American and offshore teams. This is a hands-on leadership opportunity for a technical executive ready to drive standards, modernization, and high-performance culture. Onsite | Toronto, ON.
Location: Toronto, ON (GTA) │ Salary Range: Competitive, based on experience │ Onsite │ Full-time Permanent
Summary of Responsibilities
Step into a role where technical depth meets executive leadership.
This is a rare opportunity for a seasoned engineering leader to take the helm of a global engineering function—spanning North American and offshore teams—shaping standards, driving modernization, and building a high-performance culture across a fast-moving product development environment.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Lead & Develop Engineering Talent
Mentor, coach, and elevate all direct reports through structured performance management and individualized development plans
Build a strong leadership bench through succession planning and hands-on coaching of future managers
Bring a visible, engaged leadership style that drives accountability and strong cross-functional relationships
Drive Engineering & Operational Excellence
Establish global engineering standards, governance models, and best practices
Lead enterprise-wide initiatives focused on cost, speed-to-market, and quality
Champion digital transformation across engineering systems, automation, and AI-enabled technologies
Embed a continuous improvement / value-engineering discipline into development practices
Champion Cross-Functional Unity
Align sales, operations, support, and leadership around shared goals
Partner closely with design, project management, manufacturing, and production teams to align on deliverables
Collaborate with commercial and estimating functions to keep engineering outputs tied to business priorities
Interact across departments to safeguard client deadlines and drive continuous process improvement
Break silos, streamline communication, and enable high-velocity collaboration
Uphold Safety & Quality Standards
Celebrate wins, recognize excellence, and inspire continuous improvement
Enforce company policies, safety regulations, and workplace organization standards across the department
Ensure full compliance with occupational health & safety requirements
Shape a region where people are motivated to do the best work of their careers
Management Scope and Budget Responsibilities
Management Scope and Budget Responsibilities
Oversees engineering, design, and technical documentation functions across a distributed, multi-region organization (North America + offshore teams)
Leadership / Supervision: direct reports plus accountability for outsourced engineering partners globally
Qualifications
Background in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Design, or related discipline
Strong technical depth across manufacturing environments (plastics, metals, assemblies)
Advanced proficiency in industry-standard CAD and product data management tools
Comfortable leveraging AI-enabled engineering tools to improve design efficiency and decision-making
Strong understanding of ERP systems and their integration with engineering data and BOMs
Demonstrated success leading distributed global teams and managing outsourced partners
Strong executive presence with the ability to engage technical and non-technical stakeholders alike
Valid passport and willingness to travel domestically and internationally
Strong onsite presence required (GTA-based)
Vice President, Sales & Operations Western Region
A rare VP-level opportunity to lead sales & operations across the Western Canadian region. Vancouver, B.C. | $150k–$200k+Bonus | Hybrid | Permanent
Location: Vancouver, B.C│Salary Range: 150k-200k+Bonus│Hybrid│ Full-time Permanent
Summary of Responsibilities
Step into a role where influence, strategy, and leadership converge.
This is a rare opportunity for a seasoned executive to take the helm of a high-performing Western Canadian region—leading both commercial growth and operational execution across multiple locations.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Lead People at Scale
Mentor, develop, and elevate a multi-location leadership team
Foster a culture of openness, trust, and accountability
Ensure every team member feels valued, heard, and supported
Drive Commercial & Operational Excellence
Set bold yet achievable sales targets and coach teams to surpass them
Strengthen client relationships and deepen regional market presence
Implement KPI frameworks that reinforce clarity, execution, and momentum
Champion Cross-Functional Unity
Align sales, operations, support, and leadership around shared goals
Break silos, streamline communication, and enable high-velocity collaboration
Elevate Performance & Culture
Celebrate wins, recognize excellence, and inspire continuous improvement
Shape a region where people are motivated to do the best work of their careers
Management Scope and Budget Responsibilities
Budget: Responsible for delivering the sales revenue and gross margin budget.
Accountable for managing cost budgets: personnel, sales travel expenses etc.
Leadership / Supervision: direct team of up to 12 sales team leaders and total team of more than 50 sales professionals.
Qualifications
10–15+ years of leadership in sales, operations, or regional management roles
Proven success leading multi-site teams in complex environments
A people-first leadership philosophy grounded in trust, mentorship, and emotional intelligence
Deep experience driving growth and operational efficiency
Executive-level communication, influence, and strategic decision-making abilities
Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline (Business, Sales, Operations, etc.)
Unionized-environment experience is considered an asset.
Human Resources Business Partner
A strategic and operational HR partner to leaders and managers across a national, multi-entity organization. The HR Business Partner delivers core HR programs, employee relations support, and compliance initiatives at a national level — bringing consistency, practical expertise, and sound judgment to every business unit and location they support.
LISTING — HR Business Partner
Location: Calgary, AB | Salary Range:100k-120k + 20% | Hybrid | Full-time Permanent
Role Overview
A strategic and operational HR partner to leaders and managers across a national, multi-entity organization. The HR Business Partner delivers core HR programs, employee relations support, and compliance initiatives at a national level — bringing consistency, practical expertise, and sound judgment to every business unit and location they support.
Core Responsibilities
Strategic HR Partnership
Serve as the primary HR point of contact for assigned business units and geographic locations
Provide practical, solutions-oriented guidance on employee relations, performance management, attendance, accommodations, and policy interpretation
Coach leaders on people-management responsibilities and reinforce accountability and consistency
Employee Relations & Performance Management
Manage investigations, conflict resolution, disciplinary actions, and performance improvement plans
Ensure progressive discipline is applied consistently and in compliance with employment legislation
Support performance review cycles, goal-setting, and continuous feedback processes
Talent Acquisition & Onboarding
Partner with hiring managers and HR colleagues to manage end-to-end recruitment including job postings, screening, interviews, offers, and onboarding
Ensure employment agreements and onboarding practices align with legal and organizational standards
Compliance & HR Programs
Ensure compliance with provincial employment standards, human rights legislation, OHS requirements, and privacy regulations
Implement and continuously improve HR policies, programs, and processes across all locations
Ensure consistent application of HR policies and the employee handbook nationally
HR Analytics & Administration
Maintain accurate employee records within the HRIS
Prepare and analyze HR metrics on headcount, turnover, absences, and employee relations trends
Collaborate with payroll, benefits providers, and external advisors as required
Required Experience
Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related discipline
4–6 years of progressive HR experience including employee relations and multi-province exposure
CHRP required; CHRL considered an asset
Strong knowledge of Canadian employment legislation across multiple provinces
Experience supporting a multi-location or distributed organization an asset
Candidate Profile
Trusted HR advisor who balances empathy with accountability
Knowledgeable in both unionized and non-unionized Canadian labour relations environments
Highly organized with strong problem-solving capability and attention to detail
Discreet and professional when handling sensitive and confidential information
Proficient in Microsoft Office and HRIS platforms
Category Manager – Rentals
Senior supply chain leadership role in Oakville. Oversee national procurement, inventory, and order fulfillment operations for a multi-entity distribution organization. $100,000–$110,000 + Bonus.
Location: Coquitlam, BC | Oakville, ON | Salary Range: 100k-125k + 25% Bonus| Hybrid (office + field) | Full-time Permanent | Up to 30% overnight travel
Role Overview
Hunter Sheppard has partnered with a well-established Canadian leader in scientific and engineering instrumentation to find their next Category Manager – Rentals. This is a high-impact leadership role for a commercially minded operator energized by building a business: setting the strategy, shaping the team, and rolling up their sleeves to win deals. You will own and scale the national rental business end-to-end — from go-to-market strategy and asset utilization to coaching coordinators and closing rental deals alongside the sales team. Full P&L ownership of the national rental budget, with clear authority to design and execute the strategy, define the operating model, SOPs, dashboards, and remuneration structure from the ground up.
Core Responsibilities
Commercial Leadership & Strategy
Own and be fully accountable for the approved national rental budget — revenue, margin, and profitability
Design, implement, and continuously refine a national rental strategy and go-to-market plan
Align rental offerings with sales initiatives and customer needs to drive sustainable growth
Make rental sales calls independently and alongside sales reps and rental coordinators to close opportunities
Operational Excellence
Develop, implement, and maintain rental SOPs to ensure consistency and scalability
Maintain dashboards tracking asset utilization, labour utilization, and key KPIs
Optimize rental asset lifecycle, utilization, and ROI
Lead the deployment of rental management software to improve efficiency and sales performance
Drive continuous improvement in rental processes and customer experience
Team Leadership & Talent Development
Directly lead the Coquitlam Rental Team
Coordinate and collaborate with Service & Rental Managers and rental coordinators across the country
Define rental coordinator roles, responsibilities, and remuneration structure
Develop training programs and coach and mentor rental coordinators to support performance and career growth
Customer & Partner Relationships
Lead rental-specific lead generation initiatives and maintain a national customer list
Build and maintain strong customer relationships — understanding needs, delivering excellent service, and resolving issues
Support long-term and repeat rental relationships
Partner with internal stakeholders across sales, finance, and shipping to grow and maintain the rental business
Required Experience
3–5 years of industry-related experience (instrumentation rental experience strongly preferred)
Post-secondary education in Instrumentation, Sales, Business, or a related discipline an asset
Proven track record in commercial leadership: strong negotiation, closing, and customer relationship skills
Demonstrated experience coaching, mentoring, and developing team members
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills — able to translate data into decisions
Knowledge of the rental business lifecycle, lead generation, and operational KPIs
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English
Proficient with Windows, Microsoft Office, and CRM systems
Candidate Profile
Commercially minded operator who thrives at the intersection of strategy and operational execution
Builder's mindset — energized by setting up systems, SOPs, and structures from the ground up
Hands-on leader comfortable both setting strategy and closing deals
Strong coach and mentor focused on developing team members
Data-driven decision-maker
Self-motivated, organized, and effective both independently and within a team
Professional presence with commitment to safety and operational integrity
Aligned with values of customer experience, integrity, respect, and continuous improvement
Purchasing & Order Fulfillment Manager
Senior supply chain leadership role in Oakville. Oversee national procurement, inventory, and order fulfillment operations for a multi-entity distribution organization. $100,000–$120,000 + Bonus.
Location: Oakville | Salary Range: $100,000–$120,000
+ Bonus | On-site | Full-time Permanent
Role Overview
A senior operations role with full accountability for end-to-end supply chain execution across a national group of companies. The Purchasing & Order Fulfillment Manager oversees procurement strategy, inventory optimization, and customer order fulfillment — leading both the purchasing and customer service teams to ensure seamless coordination from supplier sourcing through to final delivery and invoicing.
Core Responsibilities
Purchasing & Vendor Management
• Develop and execute national purchasing strategies aligned with business objectives and margin targets
• Evaluate and select vendors based on price, quality, reliability, and service levels
• Negotiate pricing, terms, and supply agreements to optimize cost and working capital
• Monitor supplier performance and implement corrective actions where required
Inventory Management
• Oversee inventory planning across multiple entities and product categories
• Maintain optimal stock levels balancing service levels, cash flow, and obsolescence risk
• Analyze demand patterns and forecast inventory requirements
• Lead inventory reviews including slow-moving and obsolete stock strategies
Order Fulfillment & Customer Service
• Lead the national Customer Service team responsible for order conversion, validation, follow-up, invoicing, and delivery completion
• Ensure a high standard of customer experience and service responsiveness
• Drive continuous improvement in order accuracy, cycle time, and fulfillment efficiency
Team Leadership & Development
• Lead, coach, and develop purchasing and customer service teams
• Set clear performance expectations, KPIs, and accountability frameworks
• Foster a culture of collaboration, ownership, and continuous improvement
Cross-Functional Collaboration
• Partner with Sales, Finance, and Service teams to align supply and demand
• Contribute to pricing, margin, and commercial strategy discussions
• Resolve inventory, order, and supplier-related issues across departments
Required Experience
• 7–10+ years in purchasing, inventory, and/or supply chain management
• 3–5+ years in a leadership role managing teams
• Experience in distribution, instrumentation, or technical B2B environments preferred
• Strong ERP experience (Business Central highly preferred)
• Advanced Excel and data analysis capabilities
• Proven negotiation and vendor management skills
• Post-secondary education in Business Administration or related discipline an asset
• Bilingual (English/French) is an asset
Candidate Profile
• Strategic thinker with strong operational execution
• Customer-centric mindset with a bias toward responsiveness and accuracy
• Data-driven decision-maker comfortable working across complex, multi-entity environments
• Collaborative leader who builds accountability and continuous improvement into team culture
• Comfortable working with confidential information with discretion