Senior Water Resources Engineer

Description

• Develop clear work plans, manage scope, schedule, and budget, and proactively identify and manage delivery risk
• Stormwater management planning and design in support of land development and municipal growth initiatives
• Interface with clients, municipalities, and review agencies as required to support project delivery
• Drainage and stormwater management design in support of transportation and linear infrastructure projects
• Planning efforts at the watershed and subwatershed to supporting infrastructure planning and asset management
• Oversee and guide work completed by junior and intermediate staff, providing mentorship through review and discussion
• Participate in proposal preparation, including scope development, methodology, and technical review
• Lead drainage and stormwater management components of multidisciplinary projects, as well as waterresourcesled studies
• Prepare and review technical reports, memoranda, and design documentation
• Provide technical direction and review for hydrologic and hydraulic analyses and modeling
• Flood risk assessment and mitigation studies for urban and riverine systems
• Hydrologic and hydraulic assessments to support environmental approvals, feasibility studies, and detailed design
• Act as project lead for water resources assignments, including planning, analysis, and design

Requirements

• Ability to communicate technical findings clearly and concisely in written and verbal formats
• Experience applying hydrologic and hydraulic theory to realworld design and decisionmaking
• Undergraduate degree in Water Resources, Civil or Environmental Engineering from a recognized postsecondary institution. A graduate degree in the hydrotechnical discipline will be considered an asset.
• Strong understanding of Ontario municipal, provincial, conservation authority, and federal standards and permitting processes
• Minimum 7 years of related experience
• Integrated roadway, crossing, and structure modifications to address hydraulic constraints and flooding concerns
• Experience reviewing and guiding spreadsheetbased and statistical analyses
• Skilled in statistical software like R and HECSSP, and GIS mapping and geoprocessing tools such as QGIS or ArcGIS
• Registered with PEO as a P.Eng. (or eligible to register)
• Highly proficient in hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, modelling platforms and design of public infrastructure projects in urban and rural settings
• Working knowledge of CADD software such as Autodesk Civil3D / Bentley OpenRoads
• Experience with scripting, automation, or applied digital tools is considered an asset.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance