Jobs at Dillon Consulting Limited

Supports project managers by coordinating project activities, tracking schedules and scope changes, processing invoices, monitoring budgets, maintaining project records, preparing reports, reconciling accounts, organizing resources, and managing project closeout. The role requires strong administrative, financial, organizational, communication, and collaboration skills in a professional consulting environment.

Leads acoustics, noise, and vibration engineering projects for industrial, energy, transportation, and land development clients. Responsibilities include project management, acoustic modeling, monitoring, abatement strategy development, regulatory liaison, technical mentorship, multidisciplinary collaboration, business development, and client relationship growth. The role also supports digital project delivery, continuous learning, and travel between Dillon offices as needed.

Leads complex multidisciplinary consulting projects from proposal through completion, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risks, client communications, and project teams. Provides targeted intervention for high-risk projects, conducts root cause analysis, monitors financial performance, and develops corrective actions to improve delivery efficiency. The role also supports project managers across national practices and requires deep knowledge of professional services consulting operations.

Commercial Finance Manager serving as a strategic business advisor across business units and practices. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, pricing strategy, margin and profitability oversight, pipeline and backlog analysis, project financial reporting, WIP and AR monitoring, variance analysis, and performance improvement planning. The role partners with operational and project leaders to support revenue growth, utilization, cost management, and financial accountability.

Leads Indigenous rights, Duty to Consult, cultural impact, and socio-economic assessments for infrastructure, environmental, and planning projects. Provides technical guidance, facilitates engagement with Indigenous communities and regulators, integrates Indigenous Knowledge, manages projects, prepares reports, mentors staff, supports business development, and contributes to proposals and best-practice development. Travel across Canada is required as needed.

Leads Dillon’s Indigenous Rights and Consultation discipline by setting technical and quality standards, driving innovation, developing teams, recruiting talent, strengthening client and project relationships, and overseeing operational performance. The role supports Duty to Consult, Indigenous engagement and relations, Indigenous Knowledge programs, jurisdiction and rights-based planning, and Aboriginal and Treaty Rights assessments. The Discipline Lead is accountable for service quality, risk management, profitability, sustainable growth, and continuous improvement across the discipline.