Intermediate/Senior Geotechnical (Rock Engineering)

Description

• Innovative Environment: Contribute to forwardthinking projects using tools like UAVs and AIintegrated solutions, with opportunities to collaborate with Stantec’s Innovation Office and Digital Center of Excellence. Help identify areas for improvement and bring fresh ideas to enhance technical processes and project outcomes.
• Team Collaboration: Coordinate with project teams across Canada and abroad and contribute to a supportive, growthfocused environment. Mentor and train junior staff to expand our rock engineering team and shape the next generation of engineers.
• Collaborate and grow within a global, multidisciplinary team leveraging worldwide expertise.
• Technical Development: Apply your growing expertise while learning from experienced engineers and contributing to highquality deliverables. Assess geological conditions and carry out rock mass characterization. Conduct engineering analyses and design for a variety of rock engineering and geotechnical projects related to slope stability, tunneling and underground excavations, foundations, rockfall hazards, and mining.
• Escape the Office: Perform occasional field work, which may include visual site inspections, geological mapping, UAV or terrestrial photogrammetry, monitoring of borehole drilling, televiewer data acquisition and interpretation, detailed rock core logging, construction monitoring, slope stability assessments, rock fall assessment, anchor testing, and installation of geotechnical instrumentation. The extent of fieldwork may vary depending on the applicants interest and experience.
• Project Delivery: Take ownership of tasks within small to midsized projects—supporting planning, analysis, reporting, and client communication with mentorship from senior staff. Begin building client relationships by supporting project delivery and learning to tailor solutions to meet evolving needs.

Requirements

• Relevant experience in rock engineering, with interest in field investigation, mapping, rock mass characterization and geotechnical software.
• Valid Canadian driver’s license with access to a vehicle.
• Proactive approach and strong problemsolving skills.
• Residing in British Columbia or willing to relocate.
• Ability to live and work in Canada.
• Registered as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Professional Geoscientist (P.Geo.) in good standing with EGBC, or eligible for registration if transferring from another province.
• Work on complex and diverse projects of varying sizes, expanding your technical and project management skills
• 1015 years of experience in geotechnical engineering or related services.
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field of engineering (such as Civil, Geotechnical, Geological, or Mining Engineering, or Engineering Geology) from a recognized university.
• Ability to lead small projects independently.
• Effective communication and collaborative skills.

Benefits

• Access to innovative tools and technology, empowering you to deliver highquality solutions.
• Competitive salary and benefits package.
• Ongoing opportunities for professional development, personal career growth and leadership pathways.
• Small business environment, backed by large company resources.
• Flexible work environment that promotes a balanced lifestyle.
• Gain experience and knowledge from senior engineers who are eager to guide and mentor you on your professional growth journey.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance