Careers

We’re so glad you want to join our team!

Working at Autism Ontario means being part of a unique work culture that revolves around something we all believe in – creating a supportive and inclusive Ontario for autism. A career at Autism Ontario means supporting autistic individuals in building meaningful connections in their community through education, advocacy, and acceptance.

Autism Ontario is an equal opportunity employer committed to maximizing the diversity of our organization, and actively encourages individuals on the autism spectrum and from all equity seeking groups to apply.

Browse our current opportunities and apply online. Don’t see the right fit? Check back soon.

Please note: Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our services and supports have transitioned online. Until restrictions are lifted, these positions require the candidate to work from home.


Software & Systems Specialist

Reporting to the IT & Systems Director, Autism Ontario is seeking a skilled and compassionate Software & Systems Specialist with experience in Azure, HubSpot, and customer support to join our non-profit organization. This role is pivotal in maintaining and improving our IT systems to support operations that positively impact vulnerable communities. If you are a problem solver with a passion for technology and a heart for making a difference, this is the role for you!

Title: Software & Systems Specialist

Location: Hybrid; primarily remote, but with occasional travel to Toronto Provincial Office or a regional office as needed

Salary: : $70,000 - $75,000/year

Duration: :One-year contract

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Training and Education Specialist-Occupational Therapy

Reporting to the Training and Education Supervisor, the Training and Education Specialist, with a focus in Occupational Therapy, plays a key role in creating, delivering, and evaluating high-quality educational content and training programs that align with Autism Ontario's mission of creating a supportive and inclusive Ontario for autism. This role supports the capacity-building efforts of internal and external stakeholders, ensuring content is evidence-informed and accessible to diverse audiences.

Title: Training and Education Specialist-Occupational Therapy

Location: Hybrid; primarily remote, but with occasional travel to Toronto Provincial Office or a regional office as needed

Salary: : $68,000 - $72,000/year

Duration: :One-year contract

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Indigenous Supports-Care Coordinator

During a time of transition and significant program changes, parents/caregivers will require support to understand their options in the new Ontario Autism Program (OAP), including the new supports, pathways, and programs available to them. The Indigenous Supports Care Coordinators (ISCCs) are creative, solution-focused autism professionals scattered throughout the province, including based in Indigenous Friendship Centres, to reach as many families as possible. They maintain a dedicated roster of families to provide ongoing support and navigation and build a trusting relationship with the families they serve. ISCCs provide information about the Ontario Autism Program and help connect Indigenous families to service providers and resources available in their local communities. This will include programs, services, and resources that families can access in the Friendship Centre, as well as other services and supports available locally.

Title: Indigenous Supports-Care Coordinator

Location: Onsite-United Native Friendship Centre (Fort Frances)

Salary: $63,000-$64,500

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South Region Program Support Staff

The Program Support Staff are responsible for the care and safety of an individual participant, either a child or adult, with special needs, either by themselves or with other Support Staff. This is a short-term contract position for approximately 10 weeks, including a full day mandatory training session.

Title: Program Support Staff

Location: 7150 Montrose Rd, Niagara Falls, ON L2H 3N3 (onsite)

Salary: $18.00/hr

Duration: Term Contract February 2025 to April 2025)

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Communications Specialist, Marketing Content

The Communications Specialist, Marketing Content will lead Autism Ontario’s digital content and marketing strategy for various campaigns and initiatives, overseeing and managing website content, social media planning, email marketing, and the content development of digital resources. Working collaboratively and closely within the Communications team, this role will plan and implement strategies to enhance Autism Ontario’s digital presence, increase engagement across platforms, and support cross-departmental campaigns. As the primary driver behind digital campaigns, this role will take the lead on conceptualizing, creating, and implementing content strategies, positioning content development as the first touchpoint and foundation for campaign success.

This role requires a creative, strategic thinker who is a self-starter, possesses strong project management skills, and is comfortable working both independently and collaboratively across teams.

Title: Communications Specialist, Marketing Content

Location: Hybrid; primarily remote, but with occasional travel to Toronto Provincial Office or a regional office as needed

Annual Salary: $65,000 - $70,000/year

Duration: One-year contract

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