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Organigram Inc. is a premier Canadian licensed producer of high-quality, indoor-grown cannabis, offering a diverse range of adult-use brands across the nation.

Lac-Supérieur, QC, J0T 1J0, Canada

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
501–1,000 people

About

Organigram is a global cannabis company with deep roots in Canada, a strong presence in Germany through Sanity Group, and a growing footprint in key markets around the world. Publicly traded on the TSX and NASDAQ as OGI, we are focused on shaping the future of cannabis through science, innovation, strong brands and disciplined international growth. Canada is where our story began. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Toronto, Organigram is now one of the country’s leading licensed producers, with cultivation, extraction, edibles and ready-to-consume facilities in Moncton, New Brunswick; Lac-Supérieur, Quebec; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Aylmer, Ontario; and London, Ontario. Our seed-to-shelf model gives us control over quality, consistency and innovation at every stage. It also supports a portfolio of brands that Canadians know and love, including SHRED, BOXHOT, Collective Project, Big Bag O’Buds, monjour, Wola and Tremblant. Internationally, we have a meaningful platform for growth. Through Sanity Group, one of Europe’s most prominent cannabis companies, we have a strong position in Germany, one of the world’s largest federally legal cannabis markets, and a foundation to grow across Europe. We also have a growing presence in the U.S. and Australia, extending our reach into key global markets. Innovation is what connects it all. From our Product Development Centre in Moncton, built with strategic investor British American Tobacco, to our patent-pending FAST™ nanoemulsion technology, we are continuing to advance cannabinoid science and raise the bar for cannabis products. At Organigram, we are working toward a more cannabis-friendly future, one where cannabis is better understood, more accessible and embraced as a mainstream choice. That responsibility extends beyond our products. Through our Operating for Good commitments, we invest in the communities where we live and work. Explore careers and learn more at organigram.ca/careers

Open positions

Plant Care - Plant Care Technician

On-site · Moncton

The Plant Care Technician is responsible for the daily maintenance of cannabis crops, including transplanting, pruning, and monitoring plant health. They also ensure the production area remains clean, sanitized, and well-organized according to company and Health Canada standards.

CO2 Extraction - Hydrocarbon Extraction Technician

On-site · Aylmer

The technician is responsible for operating hydrocarbon extraction equipment, performing THCA isolation, and maintaining accurate inventory and batch records. They must also lead KPI discussions, troubleshoot equipment, and ensure strict adherence to safety and quality assurance protocols.

Hydrocarbon Extraction Technician

On-site · Aylmer

The technician is responsible for operating extraction equipment, performing THCA isolation, and maintaining accurate inventory and batch records. They must also ensure compliance with safety and quality standards while actively participating in KPI discussions to meet production goals.

Maintenance Technician

On-site · Lac-Supérieur

The incumbent is responsible for the preventive and corrective maintenance of electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment. They will also participate in troubleshooting production equipment and provide advisory support for new project implementations.

Processing - Processing Technician

On-site · Winnipeg

The technician is responsible for following SOPs and GMPs to maintain product quality through sampling, weighing, and analysis. They must also handle production area housekeeping, document data accurately, and escalate quality deviations to supervisors.

Processing - Processing Technician

On-site · Winnipeg

The Processing Technician is responsible for complying with SOPs and GMPs while conducting sampling, weighing, and analysis to maintain product quality. They must also ensure accurate data documentation, perform general housekeeping, and escalate production constraints to the supervisor.

Sanitation - Sanitation Technician

On-site · Winnipeg

The Sanitation Technician is responsible for maintaining a clean, safe, and organized facility in compliance with sanitation standard operating procedures and food safety regulations. This role involves performing cleaning and disinfecting tasks, managing waste, and collaborating with production and maintenance teams to ensure operational excellence.