Role overview

Ayming Canada, part of an international business performance consulting group with over 1,600 employees across 14 countries, is building a candidate pool for future consulting opportunities. This role focuses on research and scientific development (RS&DE) tax credit consulting, helping Canadian clients navigate government incentive programs and maximize their benefits through expert analysis and strategic planning.

Key responsibilities

Evaluate client projects and activities within the RS&DE tax credit program framework.
Plan, organize and lead RS&DE credit applications by conducting interviews with technical teams and structuring projects according to government requirements.
Prepare technical reports documenting eligible expenses and supporting the tax credit claims.
Review client documentation systems, train internal teams, and implement strategies using Ayming’s methodologies to maximize application benefits.
Advise clients and represent them during Canada Revenue Agency reviews and audits.
Identify opportunities within client operations to recommend additional financing programs, tax credits, grants, and cost optimization services available through Ayming.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science, robotics, automation, or a related field.
Prior experience consulting within the RS&DE tax credit program.
Demonstrated experience in client relationship management.
Bilingual proficiency in French and English, as the role involves regular verbal and written communication with non-French-speaking clients across Canada.
Experience or strong knowledge in manufacturing (plastics, metals) or food processing is considered an asset.
Basic accounting knowledge, with CPA designation as an asset.

What makes this role worth considering

Ayming Canada operates across four Canadian cities with a dynamic start-up culture backed by global expertise and resources. The company provides flexible work arrangements including up to 100 days of remote work annually, three days per week from home, and one month of work from anywhere globally, along with summer Friday afternoons off and additional personal days.