Full-Time

Senior Benefits Support Analyst

TELUS

TELUS

10,001+ employees

Telecommunications provider delivering internet, TV, mobile

Compensation Overview

CA$44.5k - CA$89k/yr

Toronto, ON, Canada

In Person

Category
Customer Experience & Support (1)
Required Skills
Word/Pages/Docs
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • 3+ years of benefits administration, client support, or SaaS support experience — You have deep, hands-on knowledge of benefits operations, client administration challenges, or similar support environments
  • Exceptional analytical and troubleshooting skills — You diagnose complex issues systematically, think through root causes, and identify effective solutions even under pressure
  • Self-directed and proactive — You own investigations from start to finish, anticipate client needs, take initiative without constant supervision, and drive resolution with follow-through
  • Ability to manage pressure and competing priorities — You handle multiple urgent, competing priorities simultaneously, maintain composure and quality under SLA-driven pressure, and bring urgency and focus to your work
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills — You explain complex technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences, document thoroughly, and build strong client relationships
  • Strong teamwork and collaboration — You build effective relationships with clients and internal teams, embrace flexibility, and contribute to a supportive team environment
  • Strong organizational and multitasking skills — You prioritize conflicting demands without supervision, manage multiple urgent issues concurrently, and maintain attention to detail
  • Proficiency with current technology tools — You're comfortable learning new tools quickly and have solid working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.)
  • Post-secondary education in business, health administration, IT, or equivalent professional experience — Equivalent hands-on experience considered
Responsibilities
  • Investigate and resolve client inquiries — Take ownership of client issues via phone, email, or ticketing system with the ability to handle sensitive escalated matters
  • Analyze complex client issues — Research root causes, test hypotheses, and identify the most effective solutions under SLA pressure
  • Troubleshoot with confidence — Diagnose problems systematically, understand the client's business context, and provide expert guidance
  • Respond with SLA discipline — Meet client deadlines and service level agreements by prioritizing tasks appropriately, managing escalations in a time-sensitive manner, and ensuring quality control
  • Partner with clients as their voice — Act as the liaison between the client and our internal support, configuration, and implementation teams—ensuring client needs are understood and addressed
  • Support system transitions — Assist clients during platform updates and configuration changes, troubleshoot adoption challenges, and ensure smooth transitions
  • Build institutional knowledge — Document lessons learned, create Q&A resources, and share knowledge with the team to strengthen our collective expertise
  • Share your expertise — Support junior team members as you grow into a senior analyst role, mentoring through example and collaborative problem-solving
  • Drive process improvements — Recognize business process inefficiencies and recommend improvements to streamline client expériences
  • Occasional after-hours support — Perform business systems testing outside regular business hours as needed
Desired Qualifications
  • SaaS support experience
  • Experience with Microsoft SQL scripts or other database query languages
  • Knowledge of healthcare benefits regulations or compliance requirements
  • Experience with benefits administration software platforms

TELUS is a Canadian telecommunications provider offering internet, television, and mobile services to individuals and businesses. Its products work by delivering broadband internet, IPTV/TV services, and mobile connectivity through a mix of fibre and wireless networks, along with devices and equipment sold to customers. TELUS differentiates itself from competitors through its integrated approach across telecommunications, healthcare technology, and agriculture tech, leveraging its network infrastructure to support a broad set of solutions. The company also emphasizes sustainability and community engagement, including initiatives with Indigenous communities and efforts in reconciliation. The goal is to deliver reliable connectivity and technology-enabled services while expanding into health and agritech markets and maintaining a focus on social responsibility.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Vancouver, Canada

Founded

1990

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The C$49.3 million CIB loan supports British Columbia fibre expansion and subscriber growth.[1]
  • Arrcus trials can create sovereign, low-latency AI networking offerings for regulated Canadian customers.[2]
  • Multi-gigabit fibre and managed cloud services support premium upsells across residential and enterprise accounts.[5][7]

What critics are saying

  • Rogers, BCE, and Quebecor keep pressuring pricing in Canadian wireless and wireline markets.[10][18]
  • Fibre buildout returns depend on permits, costs, and customer take-rate across British Columbia.[1]
  • TELUS Health and Agriculture face slower growth from specialized competitors and weak end-market spending.[5][10]

What makes TELUS unique

  • TELUS combines national telecom, healthcare, agriculture, and digital services in one platform.[5][10]
  • Its Canadian network position includes incumbent wireline assets in Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec.[18]
  • TELUS Digital adds outsourced customer experience, AI data, and trust-and-safety services.[5][17]

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Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Vacation

401(k) Retirement Plan

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

7%

1 year growth

7%

2 year growth

7%
The Associated Press
Mar 16th, 2026
TELUS and Fortanix launch Confidential AI solution with cryptographic protection on Canadian infrastructure

TELUS and Fortanix have launched a Confidential AI solution built on NVIDIA infrastructure, enabling Canadian organisations to train and deploy AI on sensitive data with cryptographic proof of protection. The solution, announced at NVIDIA GTC 2026, uses confidential computing technology to maintain encryption of data even whilst being processed by AI systems. The platform, hosted at TELUS Sovereign AI Factory, employs cryptographic attestation and secure key releases to create a verifiable chain of trust. Encryption keys are only released after successful verification of the trusted execution environment, ensuring proprietary models and sensitive data remain encrypted throughout training, fine-tuning and inference. The solution targets regulated sectors including healthcare, finance and government, where data exposure during AI processing has previously hampered innovation. It provides an auditable record that environments remain encrypted throughout the entire AI lifecycle.

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Mar 3rd, 2026
Telus invests in AST SpaceMobile for satellite-to-phone service launch by late 2026

Telus has signed a commercial agreement and taken an equity stake in AST SpaceMobile, joining the race to provide satellite-to-phone connectivity across Canada. The partnership aims to launch service by late 2026, enabling Canadians to use unmodified smartphones for calls, texts and data in remote areas without traditional tower coverage. The deal positions Telus alongside Bell, which partnered with AST SpaceMobile last year, both leveraging the company's BlueBird satellites. Rogers maintains a separate partnership with SpaceX's Starlink network. Telus is investing in ground-based satellite infrastructure to secure its position in the direct-to-cell market. The technology targets Canada's vast geography and remote communities, aiming to provide seamless coverage from urban centres to isolated regions using existing smartphones.

The Associated Press
Feb 13th, 2026
Photonic and TELUS achieve world-first quantum teleportation over 30km commercial fibre network

Photonic Inc. and TELUS have achieved a world-first quantum teleportation demonstration over existing commercial fibre infrastructure. The Canadian companies successfully transferred quantum information over 30 kilometres of TELUS' PureFibre network, teleporting data into a matter-based quantum processor capable of storing and processing information. Unlike previous demonstrations that relied solely on photonic qubits, this achievement completed the transfer to a remote processing node, a critical capability for long-distance quantum networks and commercial-scale quantum computers. Photonic used its Entanglement First architecture, combining silicon-based qubits with native telecom band photonic connectivity. The expanded partnership will pursue quantum-secure networking capabilities and commercial quantum solutions, from quantum data centres to nationwide encrypted networks. Vancouver-based Photonic employs over 150 experts developing commercial-scale quantum computers and networks.

The Associated Press
Jan 27th, 2026
TELUS and RingCentral expand Business Connect with AI features for Canadian firms

TELUS and RingCentral have expanded their partnership to integrate advanced AI capabilities into TELUS Business Connect, a cloud-based communications platform for Canadian businesses. The enhanced platform will be available in early 2026. The AI-powered features include an AI receptionist that handles calls and schedules appointments, a real-time AI assistant for conversations, AI-driven sentiment analysis for sales teams, and an omnichannel contact centre solution across 20-plus digital channels. The platform combines calls, messages and meetings on a unified system. The collaboration builds on a decade-long partnership between TELUS, which generates over $20 billion in annual revenue with more than 20 million customer connections, and RingCentral. The integration aims to make enterprise-grade AI technology accessible to businesses of all sizes across Canada.

Photonic Inc.
Jan 6th, 2026
Photonic Raises $180M CAD ($130M USD) to Accelerate Quantum Computing and Networking - Photonic

Photonic Inc., a global leader in distributed quantum computing, announced today that it has raised $180M CAD ($130M USD) in the first close of its latest investment round, led by Planet First Partners, with participation from new investors Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), TELUS, and others. This significant raise underscores strong investor confidence and the company’s rapid growth. Existing investors – including BCI and Microsoft – also returned for this round,