Three companies hiring tech workers in Montréal
Did Startupfest pique your curiosity about Montréal tech? LGS, Genpact, and Intact are hiring in the city.
Did Startupfest pique your curiosity about Montréal tech? LGS, Genpact, and Intact are hiring in the city.
Vena says it is benefitting from “strong, predictable growth.”
SRTX wants Canada to own circular manufacturing. Its founder wants entrepreneurs to think bigger.
Startup aims to speed up the technology procurement process for healthcare providers.
Changes in top leadership also hit Faire, Kovo HealthTech, goeasy, CFI, and more.
Partners in the $44-million project include ORX, Well Health, Healwell AI, Tali AI, and Simon Fraser University.
Montréal venture studio specializes in commercializing tech developed at universities.
The clinical facility aims to be the first dedicated to producing bioprinted tissue therapeutics in Canada.
The startup said its first 10 commercial scanners are now set to be produced and exported worldwide.
Some roles are being consolidated to its Toronto office to “better align” resources, company says.
Québec Tech has received $7 million CAD from the Québec government to help startups scale internationally.
Recently privatized MDF Commerce acquires EcoInteractive as D2L purchases H5P Group.
Deals aim to boost Bell’s offerings in cybersecurity and Salesforce expertise.
The investment will see iA’s insurance products integrated into Clutch’s online vehicle marketplace.
Fig, a subsidiary of Fairstone Bank, initially launched through partnerships with companies like Borrowell.