Software, IT and AI jobs in Toronto and the GTA
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What software, IT and AI jobs pay per hour
The middle column is what a typical worker earns. New workers usually start near the low end; experienced workers earn more.
| Job | Starting | Typical | Experienced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Software developer | $30.00 | $48.08 | $76.92 |
| IT support / help desk | $21.63 | $34.50 | $52.20 |
| Data scientist / AI | $32.00 | $46.33 | $71.79 |
Source: Government of Canada Job Bank, Toronto Region hourly wages (updated November 19, 2025): NOC 21232, NOC 22221, NOC 21211. Ontario's minimum wage is $17.95 an hour from October 1, 2026, so no figure here is shown below it.
Common software, IT and AI jobs and what you need
IT support / help desk
Fix laptops, accounts, printers and networks for staff; answer tickets by phone, chat and in person.
You need: CompTIA A+ or similar helps, patience, clear writing. Many first IT jobs start here.
Software developer
Build and fix web, mobile or business software in a team.
You need: One language you know well (JavaScript, Python, Java or C#), Git, and two or three projects you can show.
Data analyst
Turn company data into reports and dashboards that managers use.
You need: Excel, SQL, and one dashboard tool (Power BI or Tableau). Python is a bonus.
AI / machine learning roles
Build, test or put AI models and AI tools to work inside a business.
You need: Python, statistics, and real projects. Many people move in from data or software roles.
Get these right and you get the call
- Proof you can do the work: a GitHub link, a portfolio or a short project list beats a long resume.
- The exact tools in the posting, named on your resume the same way (for example "Power BI", not "BI tools").
- Clear written English: tickets, emails and chat are most of the day in IT.
- Certificates help for first jobs: CompTIA A+, Microsoft (AZ-900, PL-300), Google IT Support or AWS Cloud Practitioner.
- Since January 1, 2026, Ontario employers with 25 or more staff may not ask for "Canadian experience" in a job posting. Your experience from home counts.
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