Senior Engineer Traction Power at Mott Macdonald in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | CAD118,000-150,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

design review

equipment specification

utility coordination

system engineering

project support

supplier management

Review and validate designs, specifications, installation plans, and testing procedures for traction power substations, power distribution, and electrification systems
Develop and maintain relationships with key suppliers and delivery partners for traction power equipment and solutions
Support project teams throughout the full lifecycle—from feasibility to commissioning
Lead the Traction Power Systems engineering aspects of rail and transit project delivery, including coordination with civil, track, and systems design teams
Specification of equipment such as transformers, rectifiers, and switchgear
Interface with utility providers for power supply coordination and integration.
Interfacing with power utilities and regulatory bodies
Oversee conceptual design and budget development for traction power systems in project bids
Provide expert technical input to clients during the development of system requirements and contract documentation.
Apply lessons learned and recommend corrective actions to improve project outcomes
Engage with clients and stakeholders to ensure alignment with project goals and technical standards

Requirements

traction power

ocs

systems engineering

pe designation

electrical engineering

10+ years

Shop power / “Stinger” systems
10+ years of experience in the design, specification, installation, or maintenance of traction power systems, with a strong background in passenger rail and transit projects.
INCOSE ASEP or CSEP certification is desirable.
Experience with delivery systems such as:
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, or related discipline.
Traction Power Substation design and integration
Familiarity with Canadian and international standards for railway electrification and power systems.
Proven experience in:
Knowledge of Systems Engineering principles and lifecycle management (IEC/IEEE 15288).
Professional Engineer designation in Alberta, British Columbia or Ontario required (or eligible to obtain within 6–8 months)
Strong communication skills and fluency in English.
Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and lead technical discussions with clients and partners.
Overhead Catenary Systems (OCS)

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

1989 Founded

Company Establishment

The company was established in 1989, marking the beginning of its journey in global engineering and consulting.

150+ Countries

Global Presence

The company operates in over 150 countries, showcasing its extensive reach and international influence.

Delivering complex projects that require both technical expertise and strategic vision.
Design of major infrastructure and transport systems.
Specializing in sustainable solutions to address challenges and capitalize on opportunities.
History built on innovation and forward-thinking engineering, consistently delivering impactful results.

Culture + Values

We are one global team.
We strive to make a positive difference.
We value people and their contributions.
We act with integrity and respect.
We are committed to innovation and excellence.
We take responsibility for our actions.

Environment + Sustainability

2050

Net Zero by 2050

Aiming to achieve net zero carbon emissions globally.

30%

Carbon Emissions Reduction

Targets a 30% reduction in operational carbon emissions globally.

Committed to reducing carbon emissions globally.
Aims to embed sustainability throughout its operations.
Committed to contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Inclusion & Diversity

50:50 by 2025

Gender Balance Target

Strives to achieve equal representation of men and women across all levels of the organization by 2025.

Focuses on increasing the number of women in leadership roles.
Tracks and publishes gender diversity data for its global workforce.

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Role

Description

design review

equipment specification

utility coordination

system engineering

project support

supplier management

Review and validate designs, specifications, installation plans, and testing procedures for traction power substations, power distribution, and electrification systems
Develop and maintain relationships with key suppliers and delivery partners for traction power equipment and solutions
Support project teams throughout the full lifecycle—from feasibility to commissioning
Lead the Traction Power Systems engineering aspects of rail and transit project delivery, including coordination with civil, track, and systems design teams
Specification of equipment such as transformers, rectifiers, and switchgear
Interface with utility providers for power supply coordination and integration.
Interfacing with power utilities and regulatory bodies
Oversee conceptual design and budget development for traction power systems in project bids
Provide expert technical input to clients during the development of system requirements and contract documentation.
Apply lessons learned and recommend corrective actions to improve project outcomes
Engage with clients and stakeholders to ensure alignment with project goals and technical standards

Requirements

traction power

ocs

systems engineering

pe designation

electrical engineering

10+ years

Shop power / “Stinger” systems
10+ years of experience in the design, specification, installation, or maintenance of traction power systems, with a strong background in passenger rail and transit projects.
INCOSE ASEP or CSEP certification is desirable.
Experience with delivery systems such as:
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, or related discipline.
Traction Power Substation design and integration
Familiarity with Canadian and international standards for railway electrification and power systems.
Proven experience in:
Knowledge of Systems Engineering principles and lifecycle management (IEC/IEEE 15288).
Professional Engineer designation in Alberta, British Columbia or Ontario required (or eligible to obtain within 6–8 months)
Strong communication skills and fluency in English.
Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and lead technical discussions with clients and partners.
Overhead Catenary Systems (OCS)

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found