About this role
Role Overview
The Senior People Scientist position at StackAdapt is an opportunity for a quantitative expert to advance talent data practices across the organization located in Canada. This role suits a professional with an advanced background in behavioral science or organizational psychology who wants to scale people infrastructure and support data-driven decision-making.
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About the Company
StackAdapt is a leading technology company delivering an AI-powered marketing platform that connects brand and performance marketing for programmatic advertising. Recognized as a G2 Top Software for 2026, a Best Workplace for Young Talent and in Canada by Great Place to Work, and the #1 DSP on G2, the company is dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment.
How to Apply
Candidates interested in joining the team can apply directly on the official StackAdapt careers page.
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Questions candidates ask
What is the location requirement for this role?
StackAdapt is a remote-first company, but they are prioritizing candidates located in Canada for this specific position.
What is the salary range for the Senior People Scientist position?
The base salary band ranges from $100,000 to $137,500 CAD, with potential eligibility for additional compensation like annual bonuses, commissions, equity awards, and benefits.
What educational background is required?
An advanced degree (MSc or PhD) in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Organizational Behaviour, Social Psychology, Human Factors, Behavioural Science, or a related quantitative field is required, or equivalent applied depth.
What technical skills are considered a strong asset?
Knowledge of SQL and/or Python is considered a strong asset for handling data and building reproducible analyses.
What programs will this role own?
The Senior People Scientist will take end-to-end ownership of company-wide talent programs including performance review cycles, bi-annual engagement surveys, and job architecture initiatives.
