Experienced/Senior/Principal Water Resources Engineer (Dams & Reservoirs)

Overview

Senior water resources engineer for dam hydraulic and hydrology modeling.

Requirements

• chartered
• civil engineering
• hydraulics
• cfd
• hec-ras
• dams

What You Bring

-Chartered or on the road to Chartership (would be preferred) -Degree qualified in Civil Engineering with experience in hydraulics and hydrology -Experience with 2D modeling in software such as HEC-RAS, RiverFlow2D or TUFLOW. -Experience with CFD modelling in software such as FLOW-3D, OpenFOAM or SimFLOW is highly advantageous. -Experience with 1D steady and unsteady modeling in software such as HADES and HEC-RAS. -Experience within the Dams hydraulics area (this is a must),

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Benefits

-Flexible working arrangements -Our People Culture: We're a close knit team and very proud of our friendly and collaborative environment -Great Benefits: Competitive salary, pension plan, holidays, free private medical insurance, discounted gym membership and lots more. -Industry leading training and development as well as paid for professional subscriptions

About Stantec

-Began as a one-person environmental engineering practice and has grown through strategic geographic and service expansion. -Publicly listed on the NYSE and TSX, Stantec has completed major acquisitions to bolster expertise and strengthen global infrastructure portfolio. -Headquartered in the iconic Stantec Tower in Edmonton, the company has delivered landmark projects like the Panama Canal Expansion and high-profile community developments. -Leverages interdisciplinary teams of designers, engineers, scientists, and project managers. -Typical projects span urban planning, civil infrastructure, water management, environmental assessment, energy delivery, and architectural design, serving public and private sectors. -Blends technical prowess with visionary design in bold ventures such as designing its own mixed-use tower and leading multi-nation infrastructure projects.

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