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Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan Trust Fund Company

Business Analyst

Toronto, Ontario, Canada (city only)

Full-time · $71k–$109k (as posted)

First seen by offpeak October 22, 2026

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Why you’ll love working here:

 

Job Summary:


As a Business Analyst in the Pension Product and Technology Group’s Pension Core Team, you will translate pension business needs into clear, testable, and traceable requirements and support the delivery and ongoing reliability of the platforms and processes used to administer member and employer services. You will work with product, actuarial, technology, vendor, and quality engineering partners to analyze changes and issues, define expected outcomes, plan and execute testing, manage defects, support releases, and maintain operational and solution documentation.


This role combines business analysis with hands-on quality assurance and operational support. It is suited to someone who can bridge product and technology, apply sound judgment to complex pension scenarios, and drive work from initial analysis through validation and implementation.


What you will do: 


Business analysis and requirements


Test planning and execution


Defect and issue management


Collaboration and continuous improvement


What you bring:


 

The expected annual base salary range for this role is: $71,000 - $109,000 CAD

 

The actual base salary offered to the successful candidate may vary based on multiple factors including, but not limited to, individual's expertise and level of experience applicable to the role they are being offered.  

 

This role is eligible to participate in discretionary incentive plan(s), subject to the terms and conditions of the applicable incentive plan text.  

 

This job posting is for a newly created role.


HOOPP may use artificial intelligence tools to assist in screening, assessing and selecting applicants for this position. These tools support our recruitment process but do not replace human judgment and decision-making.