The recruiting software company currently employs 200 people, and hopes its new Toronto office will tap into the city’s sales and engineering talent. (BetaKit)
The recruiting software company currently employs 200 people, and hopes its new Toronto office will tap into the city’s sales and engineering talent. (BetaKit)
The recruiting software company currently employs 200 people, and hopes its new Toronto office will tap into the city’s sales and engineering talent. (BetaKit)
Talking point: This is Lever’s first office outside of San Francisco, and it’s the latest major U.S. company to move into Toronto. Instacart is hiring 200 people in its Toronto office—which is also focused on engineering—and tapped Wealthsimple’s CTO to lead as vice-president of engineering. Amazon, similarly, has planned to hire 200 people in its Toronto office; Microsoft is investing $570 million into its Canadian expansion, which includes hiring 500 employees. Canada’s tech talent is attractive to growing tech companies: CBRE—which ranked Toronto among its top five markets for tech talent in North America—cited cost efficiency and friendly immigration policies as a competitive advantage.
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