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The University of Waterloo invites applications for a Communications Specialist in the Advancement and External Relations – Science Communications team. You will plan, deliver and evaluate communications initiatives that support institutional priorities, applying professional judgment to content, channels, campaigns and stakeholder engagement.
You will collaborate with subject-matter experts and colleagues to translate objectives into coordinated activities, develop clear messages, and adapt
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Job Requisition ID:
2026-03322
Time Type:
Full time
Employee Group:
Staff
Job Category:
Communications
Employment Type:
Permanent
Department:
Advancement and External Relations - Science Communications
Hiring Range:
$73,695.42 - $92,119.28
Posting Information:
This posting is for an existing vacancy.
The internal posting deadline for this position is October 29, 2026 at 11:59PM
This job description has been prepared to support implementation and role clarity. It reflects the intended scope of the role at this stage and may be subject to minor adjustments as the work is operationalized, and responsibilities are completed.
University of Waterloo is a leading global innovation hub that drives economic and social prosperity for Canada and the world. With more than 41,000 students (about twice the seating capacity of Madison Square Garden), we are home to the world's largest co-op education talent pipeline, game-changing research, and technology, and an unmatched entrepreneurial culture. Together, these create partnerships and solutions to tackle todays and tomorrow's challenges.
At the university, the Marketing and Communications function is responsible for enhancing and protecting the university's reputation. The communications function specifically leads by helping the university communicate with clarity, credibility, and purpose, while developing governance, standards, and protocols to uphold consistent, coordinated, and effective communications across campus.
The Communications Specialist is a role responsible for planning, delivering, and evaluating communications initiatives that support institutional priorities. The role applies communications knowledge and professional judgment to develop, implement and refine communications activities across content, channels, campaigns, projects, and stakeholder engagement initiatives.