- Location
- Nova Scotia · Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Workplace
- Hybrid
- Department
- Operations
- Source
- Greenhouse
Description
About Detect
At Detect, we’re redefining how organizations see and respond to the world around them. Our mission is to turn complex data into clear, actionable insights that drive smarter decisions. We build cutting-edge solutions that fuse technology, geospatial intelligence, and automation to solve real-world challenges — from infrastructure management and public safety to climate resilience and beyond.
As a fast-growing, innovation-driven company, we’re always looking for passionate and curious people to join our team. We value creativity, collaboration, and a commitment to excellence. At Detect, you’ll work on impactful projects, use the latest tools and technologies, and help shape the future of intelligent systems.
Whether you’re building software, analyzing data, or designing user experiences, you’ll find your place here
Job Description
REPORTS TO: DIRECTOR OF DATA ANALYSIS
We are seeking a detail-oriented Analyst to join our team and support our mission of transforming powerline inspections. You will be responsible for analyzing and assessing utility inspection imagery and managing our services inventory. Your work with Detect will include identifying defects, developing processes, and providing grid-level insights and analytics. This role offers the flexibility to work in a hybrid environment, and provides the opportunity to work at the forefront of powerline data analysis.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Manage and maintain an accurate services inventory
- Provide detailed utility operational reports
- Annotate powerline inspection imagery to identify issues and areas requiring attention
- Review and verify annotated data to ensure high quality and consistency
- Identify and flag any discrepancies in the collected data
- Develop analytical tools and processes
- Collaborate with team members to improve data analysis processes
- Provide support to other analysts or the operations team when needed
- Participate in feedback sessions to improve annotation tools and workflows
- Provide insights and suggestions for enhancing software efficiency
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Post-Secondary education
- Attention to detail and a focus on producing consistent, high-quality results
- Comfortable with technology and able to operate specialized software
- Strong attention to detail, communication skills, and problem-solving ability
- Strong organizational skills are essential
- Strong computer skills are essential
- Ability to work independently with great attention to detail
- Basic technical literacy and comfort learning new software tools
- Knowledge of powerline systems is a bonus but not required
- Strong communication skills and a commitment to accuracy
WHAT WE OFFER?
- Opportunity to work on the cutting edge of preventative infrastructure maintenance technology
- Hands-on training and development to grow your skills in data analysis, defect detection and grid evaluation
- Be part of a supportive team that values innovation, clear communication, and resilience
- Competitive pay, with performance bonuses available
- Competitive hourly wage with overtime pay after 48 hours/week
- Performance bonuses available
- Full health benefits package
- Opportunities for growth in a rapidly scaling technology company
- A collaborative and mission-driven team environment
- Work that directly contributes to the safety and reliability of the power grid
- Free fitness centre access
Join Us!
If you’re looking to make a real-world impact and grow with a company that values innovation, purpose, and people — we’d love to hear from you. At Detect, your ideas matter, your work has meaning, and your growth is our priority.
Tomorrow’s Energy,
Today’s Intelligence