Procurement à Canada

BTY is an award-winning professional consultancy providing complete project solutions in real estate and infrastructure asset planning, development, operations, and transactions. With a portfolio of projects valued at over $100B, our experience spans across industries, sectors, and continents.

We stand by our commit­ment to creating and sustaining an environment that is meaningful as it is inspiring, by fostering alliance, collaboration, and purpose. People here have a voice to discuss ideas, a role to play within an inclusive team, and support for well‑being and professional development. Work on high impact engaging projects that support the health of the communities we work, live and play in.

Our Lender Services team safeguards investments and supports the successful delivery of complex residential, commercial, and industrial development projects. Acting as the lender’s trusted advisor, we provide comprehensive oversight from initial budget reviews through construction monitoring, evaluating costs, schedules, and risks to ensure financial confidence at every stage. With deep expertise in construction and project finance, our team enables lenders to make informed decisions and helps developers navigate the funding process efficiently, driving stronger and more resilient projects.

• Work and assist on between 5-10 projects per month with regular supervision.
• Conduct and complete site inspections and reports including photographs.
• Develop the ability to prepare and undertake periodic reviews of progress claim reports, including submitting invoices, valuation of changes, analysis of progress on site and recommendation of loan advances.
• Develop the ability to prepare budget reviews through detailed analysis of development proposals with comprehensive knowledge of typical Lender’s requirements and terms of engagement.
• Establish spatial analysis for a sector of buildings.
• Be aware of market intelligence and market rates for construction as well as different procurement routes and contracts in the marketplace.
• Understand specialist consultant reports and impact on development proposals.

• Having 0 to 2 years of relevant experience.
• University Degree or equivalent to any of the following: Architectural Building Technology, Estimating, Quantity Surveying, Finance, Construction Engineering or Project Management.
• Having sector experience in residential, commercial or industrial projects is considered an asset.
• Beginners experience with Microsoft Office Suite programs.
• Good analytical and interpersonal skills.
• Self-motivated with good organizational, communication and report writing skills.
• Ability to work in a team environment and ability to work to own initiatives.
• Demonstrates attention to detail to produce quality work with good time management.
• Hold a valid drivers license.
• Eligible to work in Canada or pursuing a work permit.
• Hold a valid drivers license.
• Detailed job description available upon request.

• Work on meaningful projects that impact communities globally.
• Enjoy workplace flexibility with the freedom from a hybrid program.
• Receive a competitive compensation package with health and dental benefits, above‑average vacation, RRSP matching, bonuses, sick days and more.
• Advance your career with continuous learning and professional development opportunities.
• Receive health and well‑being support through our Employee Assistance Program.
• Get involved in team building and community support activities with a team who have been certified Best Place to Work for 5 years in a row by our employees and Great Place to Work®.

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On this occasion, we request no outside solicitation from recruitment agencies.

We are committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive. We welcome and encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including groups who are currently underrepresented in the construction industry such as Indigenous Peoples, members of visible minorities and people of colour, persons with disabilities, women, and people from 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.