Canada’s best jobs 2018: The top 25 jobs in Canada - Whether you’re fresh from school or looking to make a midlife career change, selecting the right job is always a challenge. It’s a deeply personal decision—but perhaps we can make it a little easier by pointing you toward some intriguing opportunities. The annual Canadian Business Best Jobs ranking compiles comprehensive data on salaries, qualifications, and employment prospects to point you toward some of the fields with the highest pay and greatest potential. Scroll through our gallery counting down the Top 25 ranked careers on our list.
25. Scientific Research Manager
Job Description:
As a scientific research manager, you’ll be in charge of the technical work done by the organization you work for, such as an architectural firm, a statistical service or a scientific department. You’ll plan and direct the firm or department’s activities, assign and review technical work and recruit staff.
Job Qualifications:
If you’re working in architecture or landscape architecture, you’ll need a related degree and licensing. Scientific managers will need a master’s or doctoral degree in science. Finally, you’ll need several years of related experience.
Salary:
The median salary for a scientific research manager is $100,000.
Career Opportunity:
A downside to this field is that it’s been shrinking, with 24 per cent fewer people working in this position than there were five years ago. The government predicts there will be more jobs than people looking for work by 2023, however.
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