Employment and volunteer opportunities

Propel your design skills to the next level in an industry that never stops growing, the livestock sector. Envirotech Ag Systems LTD. is currently on the hunt for Junior Draftsperson to join our team.

With the support of a Head Draftsperson, you will use your technical AutoCAD skills from your experience in commercial (or residential) building to successfully service Envirotech’s agricultural clients.

If you are a creative individual with a passion for supporting the Canadian agriculture industry in innovative ways, then this is the opportunity for you.

Continuously Growing
At Envirotech, we are in the business of providing equipment and building solutions for livestock producers. We successfully service our National and International customers with our:

• Expertise established through the development of 250 plus turn-key livestock confinement systems
• 30 years of industry experience
• Around the clock installation availability

Our services are inclusive to suit each client’s individual needs without the sacrifice of quality. In fact, our small but mighty team loves a challenge, and we pride ourselves on our capability to take on any type of project no matter the system or scale. Are you ready to grow with us?

Duties and Responsibilities
Reporting to the Head draftsperson, you will provide technical blueprints, drawings, layouts, and services from information provided on a project-by-project basis. You will do this by:

• Creating plans and providing detailed visual guidelines for others to follow when quoting, building, constructing, and equipping with Envirotech products, specifically for swine and poultry equipment
• Working in conjunction with the Installer/Project Manager and Senior Electrician to ensure all aspects of the project are completed in the timeframes agreed upon
• Using AutoCAD™ drawing methods with layer management and sheet sets
• Working directly with a specific customer base of Envirotech to design customized projects using 2D Concept plans from their onsite library
• Conducting additional project management duties and coordination responsibilities as assigned by the Drafting Technician

For full details of qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: April 9, 2026

ABOUT HTFC

HTFC Planning & Design works where people, land, and design meet. Our team brings together planners, landscape architects, and technical specialists to support communities in shaping meaningful, lasting relationships with the land. We’ve partnered with Indigenous, rural, urban, and northern communities for more than 50 years, on projects grounded in respect, curiosity, and collaboration. Each project is an opportunity to learn, listen, and work in ways that reflect local priorities and connections to place. Learn more about us at: htfc.ca or on social media: @htfcwpg (Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn)

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Community Planner will play a key role in developing plans and projects that advance the values, needs, and priorities of the communities we work with.

You’ll collaborate with planners, designers, community partners, and other professional and technical experts on a range of projects. Current work includes land use planning; Indigenous Protected Areas and Guardians; environmental assessment participation; community, regional and municipal planning; land analysis & selection; GIS mentorship; and climate adaptation planning. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys both people-focused and detail-oriented work—someone who’s comfortable leading discussions in a community hall one day and drafting policy text the next.

You will contribute to planning projects across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Northwestern Ontario, with periodic travel for meetings, interviews and community consultation. Many of our projects are delivered in partnership with Indigenous communities – often through decades-long working relationships.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Support the development of community and land use plans at local and regional scales.
• Support community and Indigenous-led processes that respect diverse knowledge systems, governance systems, and relationships to the land.
• Prepare work plans, reports, background documents, and policy recommendations.
• Assist with planning analysis, research, writing, and graphic communication.
• Facilitate or support community and stakeholder engagement activities.
• Collaborate with HTFC planners, landscape architects, and GIS specialists on interdisciplinary projects.
• Contribute to project coordination, quality assurance, and client communication.
• Participate in internal learning and mentorship to support your professional growth.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: October 27, 2025

ABOUT HTFC

HTFC Planning & Design works where people, land, and design meet. Our team brings together planners, landscape architects, and technical specialists to support communities in shaping meaningful, lasting relationships with the land. We’ve partnered with Indigenous, rural, urban, and northern communities for more than 50 years, on projects grounded in respect, curiosity, and collaboration. Each project is an opportunity to learn, listen, and work in ways that reflect local priorities and connections to place. Learn more about us at: htfc.ca or on social media: @htfcwpg (Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn).

ABOUT THE ROLE

The GIS & Mapping Specialist plays an important role in bringing stories, data, and landscapes to life through mapping. This permanent full-time position supports HTFC’s planning and design teams by managing GIS data, creating clear and accurate maps, and helping staff integrate spatial tools into their everyday work.

It’s a role for someone who enjoys both technical precision and creative problem-solving — someone who values working as part of a team and sees mapping as a way to communicate ideas and relationships, not just information.  

You’ll support planners and designers across a range of projects, occasionally travel to communities within Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Ontario (typically 1–4 days per trip), and contribute to building GIS capacity for HTFC and our community partners.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Organize and maintain HTFC’s GIS database.
• Produce clear, accurate, high-quality maps and visual materials for reports, presentations, and community engagement.
• Support planners and designers with mapping, analysis, and data requests.
• Maintain data integrity, version control, and metadata for all GIS layers.
• Prepare base maps and fieldwork tools for planning and design projects.
• Coordinate with project leads to ensure mapping products meet client needs.
• Provide mentorship and support to staff and partner community members learning GIS tools.
• Contribute to HTFC’s collaborative, interdisciplinary team culture.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: October 27, 2025

Indigo Arrows is an Indigenous-led Interior Design and Textile Studio based in Treaty One Territory.  Founded by Destiny Seymour, Indigo Arrows takes a critical look at the representation of Indigenous cultures within the built environment. Destiny launched Indigo Arrows in 2016 to offer something unique in the world of interior design—artisan textiles that respectfully reflect the history of Manitoba’s Indigenous peoples.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in the development of interior design concepts for commercial, or community-based projects
• Prepare drawings, layouts, and presentation materials (plans, elevations, mood boards)
• Support material selection, sourcing furniture, finishes, and fixtures
• Create digital renderings and visualizations using design software
• Conduct site visits and assist with project coordination and installation
• Maintain organized project files, sample libraries, and documentation
• Revise designs based on feedback, budgets, and technical requirements
• Participate in community engagement initiatives, including workshops, consultations, or collaborative design processes
• Support social media and website content creation, including documenting projects, preparing visuals, and contributing to storytelling and outreach

Skills & Qualifications

• Undergraduate or Graduate degree in Environmental Design or Interior Design
• Experience working with or alongside First Nations, Inuit, or Métis communities or clients
• Understanding of cultural awareness and respectful design practices
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel) and Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)
• Strong organizational, communication, and collaboration skills
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines
• Strong sense of colour, pattern, and composition

How to Apply

• Please submit your resume and portfolio showcasing relevant design work to faumcoop@umanitoba.ca
• Include examples of process work, and any community or collaborative projects (if applicable)

Deadline
April 20th, 2026

posted: April 9, 2026

Are you looking for exciting and challenging career opportunities?

We . . .
are an established architectural firm and affiliated interior design group with work across Western Canada. 
have over 35 year firm history including primarily commercial projects and a variety of other project types.
provide support for self-development to achieve the highest level of quality work.
learn from each other and invest in the growth of each person.
have a collaborative approach that allows individuals to contribute based on their own strengths.
provide excellent experience and learning opportunities.

. . . and what We offer
exceptional range of experience on projects from design to technical construction detailing to contract administration.
support, teaching and shared knowledge from our most experienced people and principals at every stage of project development.
learning environment for you to grow and develop as a consummate professional.
opportunity to be your best and develop into a senior position in our office
offer continuing education including courses organized by our office.
provide health and well-being benefits through yoga/ exercise sessions with professional instructors.

You . . .
are ambitious to learn in a collaborative and dynamic architectural practice.
have initiative to develop as a professional.
have a high level of self-motivation.
take on challenges with enthusiasm and determination to get results.
thrive in a team oriented environment.

. . . and what You will do
develop a project from start to finish.
be responsible for high quality work.

If you want to be part of an encouraging and supportive team of dedicated professionals, we welcome your application. Only those currently residing in and eligible to work in Canada will be considered for this position.

Please submit resume in confidence to:
Nejmark Architect/ Retail Hospitality Design
2-54 Adelaide Street, Winnipeg, MB R3A 0V7
(t) 204.947.3775 (e) josef@nejmark.mb.ca

Prairie Architects is looking for a Full-time Architectural Intern/Architect and/or Technologist to join our team. Our firm is a recognized leader in sustainable high performance, energy-conserving and healthy buildings. We are a medium sized architectural and interior design office of 26 persons, located in the Exchange District. Our office has a studio culture, with a teamwork focus. The successful candidate will support the firm through the duties listed below. Salary shall commensurate to experience level. Vacation and Benefits package will be offered. Please apply with a resume, portfolio, and 3 current references.

Full–Time Architectural Intern/Architect and/or Technologist

• Preference given to someone who is Graduate of an Architectural Degree or certificate program, with 1-5+ years experience.
• Recently registered to practice as an Architect, or someone who is enrolled in the MAA Intern program, or whom has worked as a technologist.
• Experience working in an architectural or design office, knowledge of the Manitoba Building Code; have architectural design and technical detailing skills, contract document production, and contract administration experience.
• Experience and proficiency in advanced CAD tools and techniques is required. Person shall have experience working in the development of a construction document set. Familiarity with CAD software Vectorworks (preferred), Autodesk, Revit or equivalent, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office and digital modelling software.
• Works efficiently and respects deadlines. Ability to learn, maintain, and implement project tasks with the team.
• Proactive person who takes initiative to address issues and drawing coordination.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: October 2, 2025

Responsibilities:

• Prepare and edit 3D models in SolidWorks or OnShape (Training provided).
• Design of manufactured product using CAD and rendering programs to develop new products, modify
  existing products or revised products based on client needs.
• Render in KeyShot for presentations and sales purposes.
• Create and update technical (sales) drawings.
• Prepare files and print on 3D printers (Prusa, Ultimaker), assemble models. (Training provided)
• Prepare files for laser and decal printing, operate laser machines, printers, and laminators.
• Calculate materials and components for orders.

Requirements:

• Experience with SolidWorks or OnShape. (Training provided)
• Rendering skills in KeyShot.
• Basic understanding of 3D printing and post-processing models is an asset.
• Adobe Illustrator skills.
• Accuracy, attention to detail, and ability to work under tight deadlines.

Starting date: As soon as possible. 

Link to apply here: https://shapeinc.com/about-us/careers/

Storefront Manitoba is looking for a creative and enthusiastic student volunteer to help shape the visual presence of this year’s Table for 1200, one of our signature community events celebrating design, architecture, and the built environment.

This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience developing graphics and social media content for a public-facing cultural event, build your portfolio, and collaborate with a small, dynamic team.

If interested, please send a short expression of interest (1 page) and cv (1 page) to info@storefrontmb.ca along with examples (2 pages) of graphic work you’ve completed.

Thanks for your interest!

The Professional Interior Designers Institute of Manitoba (PIDIM) is a non-profit, regulatory body responsible for the protection of public health, safety and welfare in relation to the practice of Professional Interior Design in the Province. PIDIM promotes high standards in interior design instituting rigorous examination, education, experience, and insurance requirements for all Professional Interior Design Members of PIDIM.

We are seeking a motivated Interior Design student to join us in a flexible, casual role supporting our Executive Director and PIDIM Council in relation to communications, events, and administrative functions.

Position Overview
The PIDIM Administrative Assistant will work under the direction of the Executive Director to support day-to-day operations and contribute to the association’s outreach and member engagement. This position is ideal for a University Interior Design student looking to gain experience in a professional association setting.

Key Responsibilities

• Social Media Management
  • Create, schedule, and monitor posts on PIDIM’s social platforms with direction from PIDIMs Public Relations Councilor
  • Assist with content development and member engagement
• Event Support
  • Assist with planning and coordinating association events (virtual and in-person)
  • Support logistics, communications, and day-of coordination
• Council/Committee Support
  • Assist various Council members with administrative tasks
• Administrative Duties
  • Organize files, manage emails, update documents, and support general office tasks
• Website Updates
  • Update content, post announcements, and ensure information remains current
• Research
  • Conduct research to support initiatives, member resources, advocacy, and communications
    materials

For full details of qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: April 8, 2026

The Winnipeg Architecture Foundation (WAF) invites applications for a new volunteer position of Communications Assistant. This role offers a measured introduction to the Foundation’s work, providing a student in the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Manitoba with the opportunity to contribute to the careful, meaningful dissemination of architecture and design through WAF’s public programmes.

Working in close collaboration with the Assistant Director, the Communications Assistant will assist with the preparation and delivery of the Foundation’s communications, including digital newsletters and social media, whilst maintaining a high standard of clarity, consistency and professionalism across all platforms.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in the drafting and scheduling of content across digital platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Bluesky
• Support the preparation and design of e-newsletters and related communications
• Develop and refine written materials for programmes, events and web-based content
• Maintain consistency in institutional tone and visual presentation
• Provide general communications support as required

For full details of skills and experience, time commitment, and how to apply please click here.

posted: March 31, 2026

The Winnipeg Assiniboine Rotary Club and the Friends of the Living Prairie Museum are looking to hire up to five individuals (dependent on funding) under the Urban Green Team and Canada Summer Jobs programs to help maintain rare tall-grass prairie habitat.

Project Location: Living Prairie Museum, 2795 Ness Avenue, Winnipeg MB.

Project/Job Description: The Living Prairie Museum is a 12 ha tall-grass prairie preserve with an interpretive centre. The preserve serves as a living museum and offers an opportunity to experience rare habitat in an urban area. The preserve area, native seed production site, and interpretive centre are maintained regularly. Interpretive programming and events occur on-site throughout the summer.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Assist with the removal of invasive plants to protect endangered habitat
• Assist in maintaining a seed production site, including plant propagation, weeding, and seed collection
• Engage in management activities that may include sheep grazing, tree removal, or habitat restoration
• Maintain walking trails
• Assist with special event promotion and delivery, and interpretive programs when required

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: March 26, 2026