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Canadian Tire Corporation is seeking a Senior Data Analyst, Merchandise Procurement in Toronto to drive data-informed vendor negotiations and procurement strategy. You will build and maintain data infrastructure and analytics that power decision-making across merchandising, spend analytics, and market insights.
Day-to-day, you’ll work with enterprise data assets, develop cost indices, and lead data pipelines and dashboards while championing data quality and governance across procurement datasets.
Canadian Tire Corporation is one of Canada's most recognized retail and consumer companies, and their data and analytics team plays a central role in shaping how the business competes. Based in Toronto, Ontario, this Senior Data Analyst, Merchandise Procurement role sits at the intersection of data engineering, business intelligence, and strategic sourcing — a compelling opportunity for an analyst who wants their work to directly influence how a major Canadian retailer negotiates with vendors and manages billions in procurement spend.
Day-to-day, you'll work with enterprise data assets, international commodity indices, and cross-functional stakeholders to deliver reporting, analytics, and data management support for merchandise procurement. You'll play a meaningful part in how CTC's merchandising teams understand costs, vendor performance, and market conditions — and you'll help lead the team's adoption of AI technologies and modern analytics platforms.
This position centres on building and maintaining the data infrastructure and analytical models that power vendor negotiations and procurement decision-making at Canadian Tire. You'll integrate multiple internal and external data sources, develop cost indices and projections, and produce vendor funds and spend analytics that give CTC's merchandise teams a real edge at the negotiating table. Your work will span reporting, data modelling, dashboard visualization, and automated data pipelines — all aimed at making procurement smarter and more agile.
Beyond individual analysis, you'll champion data quality, data integrity, and governance standards across procurement datasets. You'll participate in PI planning, help architect and lead the transition from EDW to iHub, and support Enterprise Sourcing Management (ESM) with data migration and ETL efforts. This is a role that blends hands-on technical execution with strategic influence over how the organization manages and trusts its data.
Canadian Tire offers a broadband salary range of $53,000 – $88,000, with a typical hiring range between $53,000 and $70,000. Salary decisions consider your experience, internal equity, industry benchmarks, and role-specific requirements. In addition to competitive pay, the company provides comprehensive benefits and retirement programs, performance incentives, continuing education programs, career growth opportunities, and product discounts. As part of the enhanced flex benefits program, employees and their families have access to $5,000 per year in mental health benefits, along with total well-being tools and resources. Canadian Tire Profit Sharing and savings programs are also available for eligible employees.
In this role, you'll touch every layer of the procurement data lifecycle — from raw data ingestion and pipeline automation through to polished dashboards and strategic analytical models. Your outputs will directly inform how Canadian Tire negotiates with vendors and plans its sourcing strategy, making accuracy and reliability non-negotiable in everything you deliver.
The ideal candidate brings a strong quantitative foundation combined with expert-level SQL skills and hands-on experience building data models and visualization tools. Canadian Tire values analysts who can communicate complex technical findings clearly to non-technical stakeholders and who take genuine ownership of data stewardship and quality.
Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Data Science, Computer Science, Economics, Business Analytics, or a related quantitative discipline. 3+ years of experience in analytics, business intelligence, marketing analytics, performance measurement, or a related field.