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Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre is hiring a Post-Doctoral Fellow (SRI) - Biological Sciences - Temporary Full-Time 2026 in Toronto, Canada. This is a contract, on-site job in IT & Software.
Job description
One of Canada's Top 10 Research Hospitals, Sunnybrook Research Institute is developing innovations in care for the more than 1.3 million patients the hospital cares for annually.
Job highlights
- Role: Post-Doctoral Fellow (SRI) - Biological Sciences - Temporary Full-Time 2026
- Company: Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
- Location: Toronto, Canada
- Job type: Contract
- Work mode: On-site
- Experience: 1–3 years
- Salary: Not disclosed
- Category: IT & Software
- Posted: 5 Nov 2026
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Job location
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Before you apply
- Keep a GitHub or portfolio link ready – most tech recruiters open it before calling.
- Expect a short coding or problem-solving round; revise the main language listed in the skills.
- Mention the tools and versions you have actually used, with one project for each.
About Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
- 1 open job on Vsaxis
- Hiring on Vsaxis since Nov 2026
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Working in Toronto
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