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Canadian Tire Corporation in Toronto is seeking a Senior Cybersecurity Specialist, Threat Intelligence to develop and operationalize CTI capabilities. You will produce high-quality intelligence products, analyze threats, and support incident response with adversary context.
You will collaborate with SOC, IR, and Detection Engineering to embed AI-driven intelligence into detection and automation workflows, while advancing frontier AI/ML use cases and intelligence-sharing with internal and
Canadian Tire Corporation is one of Canada's most recognised retail and financial services companies — and behind that scale is a cybersecurity team working hard to protect it. Based in Toronto, Ontario, this Senior Cybersecurity Specialist, Threat Intelligence role sits at the intersection of intelligence analysis, emerging technology, and enterprise security operations. If you live and breathe CTI frameworks, adversary TTPs, and AI-driven threat analytics, this position is built for you.
The role goes well beyond writing reports. You'll be developing and operationalizing cyber threat intelligence (CTI) capabilities end-to-end — from collection and analysis through to executive briefings and detection pipeline integration. You'll work alongside SOC, Incident Response, and Detection Engineering teams to turn intelligence into action, while also driving the adoption of frontier AI and machine learning to sharpen early warning and adversary profiling capabilities.
As a senior member of the CTI function, you'll produce high-quality intelligence products — advisories, alerts, reports, and briefings — tailored to both technical practitioners and executive stakeholders. You'll conduct threat trend analysis across diverse sources, support active incident response investigations with timely adversary context, and manage IOC lifecycle governance within the Threat Intelligence Platform. Your research plans will assess business impact, identify capability gaps, and recommend concrete mitigation strategies.
Collaboration and continuous improvement are central to the mandate. You'll establish intelligence-sharing partnerships with internal teams and external stakeholders such as ISACs and industry groups, act as a trusted CTI advisor across Security Operations and Vulnerability Management, and identify opportunities to enhance tooling, workflows, and intelligence quality. You'll also contribute to AI-enabled use cases including automated IOC generation, threat summarization, and adversary profiling — all while ensuring outputs are validated, accurate, and free from model bias.
Canadian Tire offers a broadband salary range of $64,000–$106,000, with a typical hiring range between $64,000 and $85,000. Final compensation depends on your experience, internal equity, market benchmarks, and role-specific factors. Beyond salary, the company provides comprehensive benefits and retirement programs, performance incentives, continuing education programs, career growth opportunities, product discounts, and additional perks to support overall well-being. As part of the enhanced flex benefits program, mental health benefits of $5,000 per year are available for benefits-eligible employees and their families. The position follows a hybrid schedule with four days in-office per week.
Job Type: Full-Time
Company: Canadian Tire
Location: Toronto, ON (Hybrid – 4 days in-office)
Requisition ID: JR163362
Pay: $64,000–$106,000 (Broadband); Typical Hiring Range: $64,000–$85,000
This role touches every layer of the threat intelligence lifecycle. On any given day you might be writing an executive advisory, triaging new IOCs in the TIP, advising an IR team mid-investigation, or stress-testing an AI-generated threat summary for accuracy. The breadth of the mandate reflects the seniority of the position and the trust placed in the person filling it.
Canadian Tire is looking for a candidate who combines deep technical knowledge of the threat intelligence discipline with the communication skills to engage both engineers and executives. You should be comfortable operating independently in a fast-paced environment while also contributing meaningfully to cross-functional security teams. A strong grounding in CTI frameworks and adversary tradecraft is essential, and familiarity with AI/ML in a cybersecurity context is a significant asset.
Degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Digital Forensics, or a related field (or equivalent experience); minimum of 4+ years in cybersecurity with hands-on experience in threat intelligence, threat hunting, incident response, or security operations; relevant certifications such as CISSP, CISM, GCIH, GCTI, GCFE, or CEH are assets.