
Talent Development Partner & Performance Coach (15 Month Contract)
About this role
The Talent Development Partner & Performance Coach at KOHO is a remote, 15-month contract role focused on driving a high-performance culture and empowering employees across Canada. This position suits an experienced coach and program designer who thrives in an entrepreneurial, fast-paced environment and wants to help build an AI-native bank.
Role Overview
KOHO is evolving its People & Culture function toward People Enablement, removing friction and setting clear conditions for team members to do their best work. As a Talent Development Partner & Performance Coach, the professional in this role wears two distinct hats: delivering dedicated 1:1 and team coaching, and designing, delivering, and measuring impactful talent development programs. Named one of the 2026 Best Workplaces for Professional Development by Great Place To Work, KOHO relies on this role to maintain an uncompromising talent bar and provide essential context for employee performance.
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About the Company
KOHO is on a mission to financially empower a generation of Canadians by making financial services better, transparent, and free of hidden fees or predatory interest rates. Operating as a performance organization with a strong heart, the company values asynchronous collaboration, flexible hours, autonomy, and work-life integration within a remote-first setup.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should review the official KOHO careers page to submit an application for this remote 15-month contract role.
Questions candidates ask
Is this a remote position?
Yes, this role is set up in a remote-first environment based in Canada.
What is the employment type and duration?
This is a 15-month contract position.
What is the salary range for this role?
The budgeted salary range is $100,000 to $130,000 CAD per year.
What qualifications are required for the coaching aspect?
Candidates must have completed an ICF-recognized coach training program and be working toward at least an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) designation.
What are the two main focuses of the job?
The role splits its focus between performance coaching (maintaining a 1:1 client roster and team coaching) and talent development (designing and delivering leadership programs and onboarding).