Jobs at Stantec

Project Engineer responsible for technical leadership and delivery of high-voltage substation projects. Duties include managing technical scope, risks, schedules, budgets, design teams, vendor reviews, specifications, drawings, reports, QA/QC, construction support, commissioning support, proposals, and site visits. The role collaborates with project managers, clients, engineering teams, procurement, and construction stakeholders across multidisciplinary projects.

Leads electromagnetic transient power system studies for generation, transmission, distribution, renewable energy, battery storage, HVDC, and inverter-based systems. Oversees engineers, develops methodologies and models, analyzes simulations, reviews deliverables, manages schedules and resources, supports clients, prepares proposals, drives business development, mentors staff, conducts research, and contributes to industry organizations and conferences.

Leads HVDC and FACTS engineering projects, including front-end design, technical specifications, tender evaluation, design reviews, factory testing, commissioning support, and power-system studies. Provides technical leadership, mentors junior staff, supports proposals and business development, contributes to industry committees, develops technical papers and presentations, and maintains client relationships. Requires extensive HVDC/FACTS expertise, professional registration eligibility, and willingness to travel, with potential for remote work.

Supports and enhances Oracle HCM Cloud, Oracle Financials, Projects, Payroll, HRMS, Taleo, and related HR systems. Resolves tier 1 and tier 2 incidents, monitors processing exceptions, performs system configuration and service delivery activities, and supports implementations, integrations, testing, training, migrations, and post-production activities. Collaborates with technical teams, end users, and vendors while following incident, change management, and ITIL procedures.

Leads enterprise-level strategy and implementation initiatives for energy, infrastructure, and industrial clients. Responsibilities include policy and regulatory analysis, market research, strategic road mapping, program design, stakeholder facilitation, innovation frameworks, change management, executive communications, account growth, and project delivery. The role also coaches team members, develops repeatable consulting methods, supports proposals and marketing, and represents the practice externally. Travel of 15–20% may be required.

Coordinates technical document control, SharePoint site management, industry outreach, conference submissions, staff onboarding, technical training, webinars, learning records, and continuing education certifications. The role maintains document libraries, training trackers, learning catalogs, attendance records, and archived files while collaborating with technical leaders, subject matter experts, marketing, and learning teams.

Manage project documentation for municipal water and wastewater construction projects, including RFIs, submittals, correspondence, meeting minutes, action items, and change logs. Coordinate document reviews, maintain tracking records and filing systems, distribute approved responses, support project meetings, and provide general project administration. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication skills, and proficiency with construction document management and Microsoft Office systems.

Lead justice and civic architecture projects from planning through construction close-out. Translate operational, security, stakeholder, and public-sector needs into coordinated architectural solutions while managing design quality, scope, schedule, budget, risk, and documentation. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, support client meetings and pursuits, mentor staff, contribute to business development, and apply BIM, quality assurance, and delivery standards. The role requires Alberta architectural registration, extensive experience with secure or operationally complex public-sector facilities, and strong technical and client leadership.

Design and evaluate high-voltage AC and DC land and submarine cable systems from feasibility through installation. Responsibilities include cable calculations, design drawings, specifications, bid reviews, test-plan evaluation, factory and site testing, installation oversight, cable monitoring, fault repair considerations, and client business development. The role requires field exposure and collaboration with industry organizations.

Leads complex federal proposal and pursuit efforts, including RFP analysis, win strategy, capture planning, content development, compliance, scheduling, quality control, and interview preparation. Develops pursuit-specific marketing campaigns, presentations, qualification materials, and client positioning while coordinating cross-functional teams and leadership. Supports account management, public relations, thought leadership, opportunity tracking, and brand-building initiatives across multiple geographies.

Coordinates subcontractor and subconsultant prequalification by collecting and reviewing safety, ethics, insurance, quality, and compliance documentation. Maintains accurate records and version control in company systems, assigns subject-matter evaluations, monitors changing requirements, and communicates status, recommendations, and next steps to project teams and external partners. The role requires bilingual French and English communication, strong organization, document control, auditing, and stakeholder coordination skills.

Performs SOX, internal audit, and consulting engagements; documents processes, tests controls, evaluates results, prepares audit workpapers, and develops recommendations. Communicates findings to stakeholders, manages sensitive situations, collaborates with management and external auditors, monitors regulatory developments, and supports continuous improvement. Travel of up to 10% domestically and internationally is required.

Lead the Western Canada Irrigation team on the Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project, overseeing engineering studies, design, and client management while mentoring junior engineers.

Designs HV/EHV AC and DC substations, performing power-system studies and preparing layouts, schematics, specifications, calculations, and commissioning documentation. Supports procurement, construction, commissioning, proposals, estimating, quality control, and multidisciplinary coordination. Conducts site visits and provides construction support while working under senior engineering supervision. The role offers hybrid work across Vancouver, Burnaby, Edmonton, or Calgary, with occasional field exposure.

Lead and grow Stantec’s traffic planning and traffic engineering practice across the Prairies and Territories. Responsibilities include team leadership, recruitment, coaching, workload and resource planning, client relationship management, business development, proposal support, and delivery of transportation planning, traffic engineering, safety, and multimodal projects. The role also oversees project execution, quality, risk, budgets, schedules, technical reviews, and multidisciplinary coordination while supporting employee development and continuous improvement.

Supports strategic business development by coordinating and writing proposals, qualifications, and promotional materials. Translates complex technical information into persuasive client-focused messaging, collaborates with pursuit and leadership teams, supports competitive positioning and account development, and maintains pursuit information systems. Ensures materials meet brand, quality, visual design, and deadline requirements while managing multiple priorities across geographically dispersed teams.

Lead stormwater engineering and drainage projects across municipal, transportation, subdivision, and private site development sectors. Responsibilities include supervising and mentoring staff, hydrologic and hydraulic design oversight, preparing reports and construction documents, project management, quality control, client and business development, industry engagement, permitting, and coordination with clients and authorities.

Designs and evaluates AC and DC interference mitigation systems for pipelines and facilities. Responsibilities include CDEGS modeling, engineering calculations, survey-data assessment, third-party design reviews, technical reporting, installation coordination, field assessments, and support for pipeline safety and integrity management systems. The role also requires collaboration with drafting teams, clients, and other divisions while maintaining compliance with industry standards, engineering quality systems, and field safety requirements.

Designs and models alternating-current interference mitigation systems for pipelines and facilities. Responsibilities include CDEGS modeling, engineering calculations, survey-data analysis, CP and AC mitigation design reviews, field assessments, technical reporting, installation coordination, and compliance with pipeline codes and standards. The role also supports safety management systems, client relationships, quality processes, and evolving integrity practices. Hybrid or remote work is possible, with occasional travel and potential fieldwork.

Designs and manages urban, rural, and provincial roadway projects, including geometric design, 3D modeling, design plans, technical specifications, quantity estimates, engineering reports, and technical studies. Coordinates with clients, consultants, and multidisciplinary teams from planning through construction. The role also involves cost estimating, tender preparation, contract administration, project and team management, and occasional field work.