Employee-owned Canadian consulting firm offering planning, engineering, environmental, landscape, and project services.
Lead water resources engineering projects, including hydrology, flood modeling, and design.
1 days ago ago
C$120,000 - C$150,000
Experienced (8-12 years)
Full Time
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Hybrid
Company Size
1,200 Employees
Service Specialisms
Geotechnical Drilling
Material Testing
Construction Observations & Inspections
Civil Site Design
Surveying
Telecommunications
Structural Engineering
Sector Specialisms
Asset Management
Climate Change
Community Resilience
Energy
Sustainability
Environmental Management
Planning
Studies
Role
Description
hydrotechnical design
hydraulic modelling
gis mapping
statistical analysis
site visits
technical writing
Hydrotechnical design of water management infrastructure and flood protection systems such as dikes, bank erosion/scour protection, shoreline erosion protection, inlet/outlet structures, spillway channels, culverts, bridges, weirs, sediment basins, and wetlands.
Statistical analysis of hydrometeorological datasets.
Mapping and spatial analysis of GIS data.
Site visits to assess project sites, carry out construction field reviews, and/or complete emergency flood response services.
Hydraulic analysis and modelling of creeks/rivers/channels, culverts, bridges, and water management structures.
Technical writing and preparation of client deliverables.
Hydraulic analysis and modelling of drainage and stormwater systems.
Meeting project requirements in a timely and effective manner.
Proposal preparation.
Mentoring of junior Water Resources Engineers in Training and Technologists
Being a ‘project leader’, providing leadership on proposals and projects.
Involvement in a variety of project phases including planning, design, tendering, and construction.
Assessment of climate change impacts to support planning and design of infrastructure.
Requirements
gis
floodplain
hydrology
hec-ras
professional engineer
8+ years
Experience in GIS and spatial analysis software such as QGIS, Manifold, or ArcGIS.
Ability to work in both collaborative team environments and independently.
Floodplain modelling and mapping.
Experience analyzing and designing a variety of solutions for water resources projects.
8+ years of experience.
Willingness to travel occasionally to project sites.
Hydrological analysis and watershed modelling.
Experience in coastal/shoreline engineering is considered an asset.
Highly self motivated with excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
Undergraduate degree in engineering or applied sciences from an accredited post secondary institution. A graduate degree and/or a water resources focus in your educational background will be considered an asset.
Registered, or eligible for registration as a Professional Engineer with EGBC.
Experience using water resources software such as HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, HEC-SSP, R , MIKE+, SWAN, Raven, and PCSWMM.
Benefits
Ongoing support for your growth and development, including a formal professional development program, mentoring programs, training opportunities, and professional designation support.
A hybrid work environment that allows for a combination of working from home and in the office.
Competitive salary and benefits, including a fitness allowance, and company-matching pension program.
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
100% Carbon Neutral
Environmental Leadership
The firm has been entirely carbon-neutral since 2009, showcasing its commitment to sustainability.
Founded in Edmonton in 1946, the firm grew from a local practice into a national consultancy spanning multiple offices.
Driven by technical excellence, it has earned awards like Canada’s Schreyer Award multiple times and platinum Best Managed status.
Projects range from bridge rehabilitation and water treatment plants to airport tunnels and marine habitat restoration.
Its services weave together urban planning, civil and environmental engineering, landscape architecture, and asset management.
Specialisms include sustainability-focused work in buildings, energy systems, water infrastructure, transportation networks, and environmental science.
Culture + Values
Employee‑owned culture
Collaboration
Innovation
Continuous learning
Strong client service ethic
Community involvement
Respect
Integrity
High performance
Environment + Sustainability
2050 Net-Zero
Long-Term Sustainability Goal
Commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by the year 2050.
30% Reduction
2030 Emission Target
Aims to reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions intensity by 30% by 2030 compared to 2020 levels.
14% Lower Emissions
2020-2023 Progress
Already achieved a 14% reduction in emissions intensity since 2020, demonstrating meaningful progress toward long-term goals.
Integrated life‑cycle approach to energy, environmental, human, waste and water assets
Promotion of economic, environmental and social sustainability across all projects
Pilots of zero‑emission construction equipment (e‑wheel loader, e‑mini‑excavator)
Embedded sustainable management systems, ISO 14001‑ready processes
Inclusion & Diversity
Indigenous Commitment Policy and Action Plan
Indigenous Commitment Working Group
Collaboration with Indigenous communities on hundreds of projects
Recruitment of Indigenous candidates and youth STEAM mentorship
Financial awards to Indigenous students and staff cultural training programs