About Anagraph
What is Anagraph?
Anagraph is a location intelligence studio based in Montréal, Canada, helping organisations unlock the value behind their geospatial data. From /en/about: "We help organizations to make better-informed decisions by leveraging geospatial data."
"Across all industries, only 10% of spatial referenced data is used to support decision-making. With the right information, organizations of all kinds can better manage their activities, maintain their networks, and strengthen their commercial efforts."
The studio's expertise spans GIS, geomatics, web-mapping and GeoBI. Anagraph accompanies clients from discovery through implementation, with engineers and designers building custom toolkits — geodatabase redesigns, geoanalytics platform delivery, climate-adaptation tooling. Public project portfolio includes Geometric, Le Panier Bleu, Jakartown (Jakarto), COVID-19 vulnerability assessment, MTL trajet, and the Language Map (Le Devoir).
The firm operates bilingually in French and English, with partners in Europe and North America.
Where will I work?
Anagraph's office is in Montréal. From every active JD (verbatim): "Emploi permanent, localisation peu importante, possibilité de travailler de la maison, au bureau (Montréal) ou dans un espace de coworking." (Permanent employment, location doesn't matter — possibility to work from home, at the Montréal office, or from a coworking space.)
Two open roles as of May 2026: GIS Architect (Architecte SIG) — minimum 5 years SIG experience, PostGIS expert, infonuagique experience (Google Cloud/Azure/AWS), Docker/Kubernetes — and GIS Developer (junior posting), PostGIS plus python/pl/pgSQL.
What is the Anagraph team like?
Nine named team members lead the studio: Nicolas DELFFON (President), Jean-Denis GIGUÈRE (Director of Operations), Thomas RAGOT (Full-Stack Developer), Mathew KITCHING (Backend Developer), Alexis PONT (Data engineer), Zachary Déziel (Geospatial Developer), Marie Yusefie (Data Analyst), Kaan Yurdakul (Frontend Developer) and Chelsea Woodhouse (Junior Data Engineer).
The culture is described in the active GIS Architect JD verbatim: "Nos clients ont besoin de ta sensibilité et de ton ingéniosité pour agir de façon juste et inspirante face des enjeux environnementaux, sociaux et économiques toujours plus complexes. Au sein de notre équipe, tu pourras générer des impacts positifs dans un contexte respectueux où la conciliation entre tes engagements professionnels et les autres dimensions de ta vie sont pris au sérieux." (Our clients need your sensitivity and ingenuity to act fairly and inspiringly when faced with environmental, social and economic challenges. In our team, you can generate positive impacts in a respectful context where the balance between your professional commitments and the other dimensions of your life is taken seriously.)
Work-Life Balance
Verbatim from both active job descriptions: "Semaine de 4 jours (32h)" (4-day week, 32 hours), plus "Grande latitude sur le rythme de travail pour favoriser la qualité de vie" (Great latitude on the work rhythm to support quality of life).
The mission spans far beyond billable hours — from the Architect JD: "Accroître l'impact des données géographiques sur les actions prises dans des domaines névralgiques pour la lutte et l'adaptation aux changements climatiques." (Increase the impact of geographic data on actions taken in critical domains for the fight against and adaptation to climate change.)
Perks and Benefits
- 4-day week (32h) at full pay — verbatim "Semaine de 4 jours (32h)" on every active JD
- Group RRSP retirement plan — "REER Collectif"
- Permanent contract, location-flexible — home, Montréal office, or coworking space
- Work-rhythm latitude to support quality of life
- Architect salary: from CA$40/hour; Developer salary: from CA$30/hour (verbatim on active JDs)