Ontario Sunshine List · 2025
IT Specialist salary in Ontario
Information technology specialists, systems analysts, and software developers in public sector organizations.
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This is salary disclosure for public-sector employees earning $100,000+ (threshold not inflation-adjusted). It is not a general wage survey. Reported amounts may include overtime or expenses; these figures are not typical base salaries. Role matching uses published title keywords and can include related roles.
Highest: $679,722 · Lowest: $100,215 · Reporting year: 2025
Highest disclosed records
| Name | Job title / employer | Disclosed compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Si Truong | Senior Information Technology Leader/Advisor Ontario Power Generation | $679,722 |
| Alhusein Dharshi | Senior Information Technology Leader/Advisor Ontario Power Generation | $406,123 |
| Jordan Solway | Executive Vice President, Legal and Enforcement / Vice-président directeur, services juridiques et application de la loi Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario | $393,846 |
| Elissa Sinha | Director, Litigation and Enforcement and Deputy General Counsel / Directrice, contentieux et application de la loi et avocate générale adjointe Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario | $381,522 |
| Sujit Jagdev | Vice President and Chief Information Technology Officer / Vice-président et Chef des technologies de l'information Municipal Property Assessment Corporation | $326,192 |
| Christopher Devadason | Vice President Commercial Software / Vice-président des logiciels commerciaux Municipal Property Assessment Corporation | $312,937 |
| Kamleshwar Roy | Vice President, Finance and Information Technology Laurentis Energy Partners | $302,575 |
| Frank Adili | Senior Director Managed Information Technology Service/Directeur Senior du Service de l'Information et Technologie Gérée Governing Council Of The Salvation Army In Canada | $301,763 |
| Angela Copeland | Chief Information Officer, Health Services Information and Information Technology Cluster Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement | $289,002 |
| Alex Coleman | Chief Information Officer, Children, Youth and Social Services Information and Information Technology Cluster Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement | $281,223 |
| Heather Evans | Vice President, Information Technology Ontario Power Generation | $278,148 |
| Joerg Dallmeier | Vice President, Information Technology and Systems Conestoga College Institute Of Technology and Advanced Learning | $272,403 |
| Mohamed Khan | Director, Business Application Solutions Support Branch Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement | $266,747 |
| Steve Vena | Director – Finance and Information Technology Canadian Mental Health Association Ottawa-Carleton Branch | $265,711 |
| Deidra White | Director, Information Technology Services City Of Toronto – Police Service | $264,355 |
Government IT specialist — public-service base pay grid
A working/intermediate IT-analyst classification (grid entry step to top step) in each province’s core public service. Class levels differ, so rows are only approximately equivalent. Ontario reflects the last in-force OPS Unified rate (2024; successor in bargaining).
Previously published benchmark snapshot; effective dates and agreement scope are shown below. These base-pay ranges differ from annual disclosure totals.
| Province / agreement | Base-pay range | Basis / source |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario OPSEU / Ontario | $73,503 – $92,559 | Systems Officer 3, 36.25h/wk; 2024 rate (successor in bargaining) Source |
Title matching rules: %information technology%, %it specialist%, %systems analyst%, %software%, %application%, %developer%. Counts describe disclosure records, not unique people.