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Technology Coordinator
PCL ConstructionTechnology Coordinator at PCL Constructors overseeing technology requests processing and documentation in Edmonton. Supporting cost allocation and providing central coordination for districts and job sites.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Coordinate end‑to‑end processing of approved technology requests for job sites and districts, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and adherence to established standards
- Receive, validate, and process software license assignments, reassignments, and removals, ensuring entitlements and usage align with internal policies and vendor agreements
- Verify that all required business, technical, and financial information is provided prior to processing; return incomplete or non‑standard requests for clarification as needed
- Support cost allocation and chargeback processes by ensuring requests include accurate coding, ownership, and attribution details
- Maintain transaction‑level documentation to support billing, reconciliation, financial reporting, audits, and compliance requirements
- Maintain accurate records of technology transactions, asset assignments, and approvals to ensure systems of record reflect the current state
- Support periodic reviews of license usage, assignments, and recoveries by providing accurate request and transaction history
- Serve as a central point of contact for districts and job sites regarding request status, processing steps, timelines, and next actions
- Escalate non‑standard requests, exceptions, or policy deviations to senior Technology team members with appropriate context and documentation
- Operate within defined procedures and governance controls while identifying recurring issues and opportunities to improve request quality, processes, and documentation standards
Requirements
What you’ll need- 1+ years of experience in an administrative, procurement support, technology operations, or IT coordination role
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple concurrent requests while maintaining a high degree of accuracy and follow-through
- Working knowledge of software licensing concepts, asset tracking, or internal cost recovery processes is an asset
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to interact effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Proficiency with common business systems, tracking tools, and documentation platforms
- Highly organized and process-driven, with strong attention to detail
- Comfortable operating within defined standards, approvals, and governance frameworks
- Service-oriented, with a focus on responsiveness, clarity, and reliability
- Confident escalating exceptions while preserving context and auditability
Benefits
Comp & perks- Employee ownership opportunities that build long-term value
- Annual discretionary performance bonuses
- RRSP, TFSA, Pension Contribution Options
- Flexible medical, dental and vision benefits
- Prescription drug coverage and virtual care services
- Life, AD&D and disability insurance
- Paid parental leave and family care support
- Health and lifestyle spending account options
- Mental health and wellness support, including Employee Assistance Programs
- Career growth pathways, leadership development and mentorship programs
- Access to world-class training through PCL's College of Construction and professional development courses
- Ongoing opportunities to learn new skills, explore different roles and grow your career across sectors and regions
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
Technology OperationsProcurement SupportRequest ProcessingTransaction DocumentationFinancial Reporting
Soft Skills
Highly OrganizedProcess-DrivenService-OrientedEffective Stakeholder InteractionResponsiveness