Canadian multi-employer defined-benefit pension administrator serving 125,000+ members
CAAT Pension Plan operates a $25.4B multi-employer defined-benefit pension scheme for Canadian workplaces, administering 125,000+ members across 800+ employers. The tech stack is enterprise-heavy—Oracle, SQL Server, Microsoft Fabric, ServiceNow, Azure ecosystem—with active hiring skewed toward senior data and finance roles, reflecting both the operational complexity of pension administration and a shift toward modernizing legacy systems. Pain points surface around quality engineering practices, hybrid cloud security, and streamlining merged-plan operations, signaling infrastructure and governance maturity challenges typical of maturing pension-fund technology operations.
CAAT Pension Plan is a nonprofit pension administrator headquartered in Toronto, founded in 1967. The Plan serves Canadian employers seeking defined-benefit pension solutions for their workforces, positioning itself as a sustainable alternative to single-employer plans. As of January 2026, the Plan held $25.4B in assets under management, served over 125,000 members, and maintained a 124% funding ratio with a $6.7B funding reserve. The organization operates across finance, data, engineering, HR, security, and operations, with current hiring focused on senior finance and data roles to support annual member statements, contribution reconciliation, asset transfer activities, and ongoing onboarding process improvements.
CAAT holds $25.4B in assets under management as of January 1, 2026, with a funded ratio of 124% and a $6.7B funding reserve.
CAAT administers the Plan for more than 125,000 members across more than 800 participating Canadian employers.
Core systems include Oracle, Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, SQL Server, ServiceNow, Azure cloud (Data Factory, Functions, Entra), Informatica, and Terraform for infrastructure-as-code.
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