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Data and Technology Analyst
2-year contract, renewable | 35h/week | Montreal (NDG)

Join Le Dépôt - where food feeds solidarity

Le Dépôt, community food center, is a non-profit organization rooted in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce district of Montreal. Since 1986, we've been working to make nutritious, delicious food accessible to all, not as charity, but as a basic human right.

At Le Dépôt, food fuels solidarity. Through our programs, community members come together to grow, cook, share and mobilize for lasting social change. We are guided by values of social justice and solidarity, equity, dignity and respect, empathy and open-mindedness.
The Depot is committed to creating an organizational culture rooted in our core values. We are actively working to integrate anti-oppression and anti-racism into our practices, recognizing that this is a continuous process of learning and growth. As part of this process, we strive to recruit a team that reflects the diverse identities and experiences at NDG, ensuring that our work remains inclusive and community-focused. To find out more about us, please visit our website.

About the position

As a Data and Technology Analyst, you will be responsible for ensuring the implementation of rigorous data practices and providing core IT support across The Depot. This role ensures quality data collection and management practices with a particular focus on data confidentiality, and involves extensive use of our database (Salesforce) and tools such as Excel or Google Sheets. The position also involves a good command of the software essential to the operation of the Depot (Google Suite, Salesforce, Jotform, Squarespace, Quickbooks, etc.) in order to facilitate their integration as required and ensure that staff and volunteers use them effectively. Finally, the analyst assesses the organization's IT needs, including recommending hardware or software, solving basic problems, helping the team to use data effectively and IT tools for administrative activities and programs.

The Data and Technology Analyst will report to the Director of Administration and work closely with the other Directors and all Depot programs.

To apply

Please drop off or email a cover letter and resume in one document (Word or PDF) with the subject line “Data and Technology Analyst” to Tsion Mariam Sisaye at emploi@depotndg.org by Monday, January 5, 2026 at 5pm.
The recruitment process is ongoing, so please apply as soon as possible. Interviews will be held as applications are received. All applicants will receive confirmation of receipt of their application, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Please visit our website for application tips.

Inclusion counts

We value diversity of experience and identity and are committed to building an inclusive team. If you don't meet all the requirements but are enthusiastic about the position and our mission, we encourage you to apply. Accommodations are available upon request throughout the hiring process.

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Data & Technology Analyst
2-year contract | 35h/week | Montreal (NDG)

Join The Depot - where food fuels solidarity!
The Depot Community Food Centre is a non-profit organization rooted in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood. Since 1986, we've been working to make nutritious, delicious food accessible to all, not as charity, but as a basic human right.

At The Depot, food fuels solidarity. Through our programs, community members come together to grow, cook, share, and mobilize for lasting social change. We are guided by values of social justice, openness, equity, dignity, respect, and care.

The Depot is committed to building an organizational culture rooted in our core values. We are actively working to integrate anti-oppression and anti-racism practices, recognizing this as an ongoing process of learning and growth. As part of this process, we strive to recruit a team that reflects the diverse identities and lived experiences in NDG, ensuring our work remains inclusive and community-focused. Please visit our website to learn more about us.

About the Role

The Data & Technology Analyst is responsible for maintaining strong data practices and providing basic IT support across The Depot. They oversee high-quality data collection and management with a focus on data privacy, working extensively with our database (Salesforce) and tools like Excel or Google Sheets. The role also requires developing a solid understanding of the software systems essential to The Depot's operations (Google Suite, Salesforce, Jotform, Square, Quickbooks, etc.) to help integrate them as needed and to ensure staff and volunteers use them confidently. In addition, the analyst assesses and responds to the organization's IT needs, including recommending hardware or software, troubleshooting technical issues, and supporting the team in effectively using data and digital tools for both administrative and program activities.
The Data & Technology Analyst will report to the Director of Administration, and will work closely with other Directors and with all programs at The Depot.

To Apply

Please drop off or email a cover letter and your CV in a single document (either Word or PDF) with the subject line "Data_Tech_Analyst" to Tsion Mariam Sisaye at emploi@depotndg.org by Monday, January 5th, 2026 at 5pm.
All applicants will receive confirmation that their application was received. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted further.
Please visit our website for tips on applying.

Inclusion Matters

We value diverse lived experiences and identities and are committed to building an inclusive team. If you don't meet every requirement but are excited about the role and our mission, we encourage you to apply. Accommodations are available upon request throughout the hiring process.

The Maison des Jeunes d'Outremont (MJO) is an association for young people and adults. It has
given the mission, on a voluntary basis, to host a lively meeting place where young people aged 12 to 18, at the
In contact with representative adults, they will become active, critical and responsible individuals. The MJO aims to
create and maintain a healthy, safe and welcoming environment for all young people and their families
stakeholders. The organization's core values are empathy, transparency, fairness and collaboration,
inclusion and caring.

Job description
Under the supervision and guidance of MJO management, the outreach worker's mandate is to
reach young people aged between 12 and 25 who live, study or work in the borough
of Outremont to offer them a listening ear, advice, referrals, guidance and support.
open, attentive and non-judgmental. The outreach worker position is designed to be
for entry into youth street work.

Main tasks
● Ensure a significant and continuous presence in the environments frequented by young people.
● Identify vulnerable young people and their needs, in order to build trust and a climate conducive to intervention.
● Offer local young people a free, personalized follow-up, welcome, support, information and referral service.
● Create links and work in partnership with local organizations, schools and businesses.
● Participate in meetings of various local and regional consultation bodies and work in collaboration with their members.
● Work closely with our current street youth worker and ensure complementary outreach activities.
● Work in collaboration with the MJO team, taking part in weekly team meetings, in
the organization's day-to-day operations and special activities.
● Ensure project follow-up (e.g. activity reports, accountability, annual reviews, etc.).
● Any other related tasks.