Coordinating and managing the work of various sub-consultants as needed on project-specific requirements.
You appreciate opportunities to advise clients and help them see the hidden potential in their projects.
Coordinating and conducting construction and contract administration activities based on project scope and fees.
Mentoring staff in a motivational environment and conducting professional development and performance reviews.
Actively participating in industry and community organizations, including attendance at events.
Managing project financials including invoicing, progress payment certificates, collecting accounts receivables, and managing project budgets.
Consistently leads by example and sets high standards for planning and efficiency.
Developing and maintaining good working relationships with customers.
Soliciting and obtaining approval from customers of all project requirements, programs, goals, objectives, and expectations.
Ensuring timely completion of final project closeout for the customer as well as internal procedures.
Managing project execution by providing direction to the project team, appropriately scheduling time, and acting as the main point of contact between internal and external project teams.
Assisting and supporting staff forecasting activities and planning, including interviewing, hiring, and training new staff.
Identifying, responding to, and securing new business opportunities with new or existing customers.
Providing technical leadership for projects or design tasks which may include sanitary and storm sewers, watermain, stormwater management, earthworks, and roadworks.
Overseeing conformance to the firm’s quality management system (Quality Assurance, coordination, and customer service).
Staying current with regulatory policies and standards and establishing and maintaining working relationships with regulatory officials.
Developing project scope, budget, and design strategy for projects and preparing proposals and negotiations for project contracts.
Managing multiple projects including successful project delivery, scope management, budgeting time and financials, and conducting quality assurance.
Procuring new projects and clients by identifying business development opportunities and understanding the industry and development in various geographic areas.
Requirements
civil engineering
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project management
roadway design
stormwater
municipal
Understanding of the Land Development and Site Plan review process.
Bachelor's Degree, or College Diploma, in Civil Engineering.
Minimum 8 years of experience progressive experience in a consulting engineering or municipal environment, preferably in Ontario.
Knowledge and experience in the application of municipal engineering design criteria to the design and construction of roadworks, stormwater management systems, sanitary sewer collection systems, water distribution systems, and earthworks.
Designation as a P. Eng. C.E.T. or LET in Ontario.
Excellent management and supervisory skills for developing and coaching team members.
Excellent work ethic and a desire to succeed.
Strong project management skills combined with experience in sewer and roadway design, stormwater management and environmental assessments and report writing.
Technical understanding of applicable government technical standards and general engineering practices, processes, and legislative regulations.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills for interaction with customers and project teams.
Demonstrated project management and business development ability. Driven to provide project delivery excellence.
Demonstrated experience coordinating, liaising, and managing professionals that are typically part of project teams.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects and tasks concurrently.
Knowledge and experience in land and site development in Southwestern Ontario including Hamilton, Niagara, Brantford, Guelph, Waterloo Region, Oxford County, and surrounding areas. Municipal experience would be an asset.
Benefits
You are excited by the chance to mentor the next generation of civil engineering professionals.
Training + Development
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Company
Overview
Founded in 1951 by Herman Walter and Bill Roberts in Kitchener, the firm began as a mechanical and electrical engineering practice.
Over the decades it added structural, civil, architecture and construction management services, evolving into a full‑service integrated design firm.
Now operating from multiple Canadian offices—including Kitchener, Hamilton, Toronto and Calgary—it tackles projects across sectors and geographies.
Typical commissions range from commercial and institutional buildings to complex engineering infrastructure and energy‑focused initiatives.
The firm has absorbed other practices—such as acquiring Riddell Kurczaba in 2024—broadening its expertise and national reach.
Known for blending creative architecture with technical engineering, WalterFedy stands out for 3D visualization and end‑to‑end delivery.
Unusual for its size, it spans an impressive range of services—from investigative engineering to industrial safety and commissioning.
While rooted in traditional design, it actively advances energy and carbon solutions, reflecting a forward‑looking approach to building performance.