Careers
So many great reasons to consider working at the NCC!
Current opportunities #
To find out about the various opportunities for work placement at the NCC, please contact human resource client services at 613-239-5678, extension 5725 or hr.recruitment@ncc-ccn.ca.
Our staff
The NCC offers exciting career opportunities in the National Capital Region. Join our team, and contribute to building a capital that is a dynamic and inspiring source of pride for all Canadians, and a legacy for generations to come. Meet some of our experts:
Tina Liu
Landscape Architect
Chris Hoyt
Senior Architect, Design & Land Use
Eva Katic
Natural Resources and Land Manager
Ian Badgley
Archaeologist
Work environment
The people at the NCC are great to work with. They are team players and they are always good-humoured. I’m very happy to have joined the NCC.
Alain Belleville, Chief, Access to Information and Privacy
I like that my work has a real influence on people’s lives and on the future of parks in the nation’s capital.
Mathieu Brisson, Senior Manager, Operations and Life Cycle
What inspires me most is to be working with people who are very dedicated to the NCC. I learn something new each day and that is very satisfying.
Michel Collette, Chief, Audit and Ethics
Workplace atmosphere
- Social activities
- Community involvement
- Recycling and composting program
- Sports and Social Club
- Alumni Association
Work downtown or in the heart of nature
- Renovated building in downtown Ottawa, accessible location close to Parliament Hill, national cultural attractions, the ByWard Market and the Rideau Canal
- Several restaurants, stores and services nearby
- Showers, change rooms and secure bike room
- Many video conferencing areas, equipped to promote collaboration and innovation
- Accessible location at the entrance to the largest conservation park in the National Capital Region
- Showers, change rooms and secure bike room
- Cafés, restaurants, boutiques and art galleries nearby
- Federal heritage building that serves as the official residence and workplace of the governor general of Canada
- At the heart of national cultural attractions, and close to the ByWard Market, restaurants, pubs and many services
No need to drive
- Public transit nearby (OC Transpo, STO)
- Preferential rates with STO
- Access to multi-use pathways and trails (biking, walking, snowshoeing, etc.)
- Showers, change rooms and secure bike rooms (at 40 Elgin Street and 33 Scott Road)
Working conditions
Benefits
- Public service group insurance plan
- Public service pension plan
- Comprehensive compensation package and competitive pay scale
- Maternity leave maximum of 52 weeks at 93 percent salary, and other parental leave
Employee and Family Assistance Program
This program is designed to help resolve personal or work-related problems before they lead to more serious difficulties.
Employment equity
The NCC participates in the employment equity program.
Access to training
- Diversified training offered by the Canada School of Public Service for those who wish to advance their career
- Second language training in the workplace