Wsp
WSP provides engineering, design, and consulting services across diverse sectors worldwide.
Intermediate Acoustics, Vibrations and Noise Specialist
Develop and manage acoustic, noise and vibration projects for infrastructure and environmental studies.
Job Highlights
About the Role
Join our growing Acoustics, Noise and Vibration Team within the Prairies & North business as an Intermediate Acoustics, Vibrations and Noise Specialist or Engineer. You will work on field programs, modelling, assessments, and design for innovative environmental and infrastructure projects, collaborating with leading experts to deliver meaningful outcomes for communities and clients. In this role you will develop and manage noise and vibration field programs, conduct scientific research and engineering calculations, produce high‑quality technical reports, and contribute to the design of mitigation solutions for major projects. You will also mentor junior staff, support proposal preparation and client discussions, and maintain strong internal and external relationships while solving field challenges creatively and safely. If you are driven by purpose and impact, apply now to advance your career shaping acoustics, noise, and vibration solutions for communities across the Prairies & North. WSP’s mission is to future‑proof cities and environments, leveraging a network of over 12,000 Canadian professionals. • Develop and manage noise and vibration field programs, including equipment setup and calibration. • Conduct research, engineering calculations, and acoustics modelling to support impact studies. • Prepare clear technical reports, figures, and documentation translating complex data into insights. • Design mitigation solutions for major infrastructure and environmental projects. • Mentor and support junior technicians, scientists, and engineers. • Assist in proposal preparation, client discussions, and project planning with technical expertise. • Build and maintain strong internal and external relationships throughout project delivery. • Solve field and technical challenges creatively while ensuring safety and accuracy. • Apply technical knowledge on‑site and propose practical solutions to evolving conditions.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸field programs
- ▸acoustic modelling
- ▸technical reporting
- ▸mitigation design
- ▸mentor staff
- ▸client proposals
What You Bring
The ideal candidate holds a post‑secondary credential in mechanical, civil, environmental engineering, physics, or a related technical field with at least five years of relevant experience. You should have practical experience in acoustical monitoring and modelling, be comfortable working both in the field and office, be proficient with MS Office, and eager to learn specialized acoustics tools. Organizational skills, adaptability, a clean driver’s abstract, and willingness to travel are essential. • Hold a post‑secondary degree in a relevant engineering or scientific discipline with 5+ years experience. • Demonstrate practical experience in acoustical monitoring, investigations, and modelling. • Proficient with MS Office and willing to learn specialized acoustics, noise, and vibration tools. • Organized, adaptable, and able to manage multiple tasks, timelines, and stakeholders. • Possess a vehicle with a clean driver’s abstract and flexibility to travel for field assignments.
Requirements
- ▸engineering degree
- ▸5+ years
- ▸acoustic monitoring
- ▸ms office
- ▸organized
- ▸travel
Benefits
Why choose WSP? We are proudly Canadian, recognized as a Top 100 Employer in Canada for 2026, and part of a global community of 65,000 professionals. We offer limitless opportunities, flexible work arrangements that prioritize balance and well‑being, and a culture that empowers you to grow and shape the future. Compensation varies by region, ranging from $65,800 to $97,900, and the final salary will reflect education, experience, certifications, seniority, location, and performance. The wage range is subject to change based on business needs. At WSP we value our people, our reputation, and our commitment to health, safety, and equity. We expect compliance with our HSE policy, and we welcome applicants with disabilities, providing accommodations throughout the selection process. • Benefit from being part of a Top 100 Canadian employer with global collaboration opportunities. • Enjoy flexible work arrangements that prioritize work‑life balance and well‑being.
Work Environment
Hybrid