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Water Resources Engineer-in-Training

Design stormwater, drainage, and water systems for communities in Calgary.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada
60k - 88k USD
Full Time
Junior (1-3 years)

Job Highlights

Environment
Hybrid

About the Role

As a Water Resources Engineer‑in‑Training in our Calgary office, you will help communities grow and adapt to a changing climate by planning and designing storm‑water, drainage, hydrotechnical and municipal water systems. You’ll work alongside experienced engineers across municipal, land‑development, transportation and renewable‑energy markets, gaining hands‑on exposure to a wide variety of projects. • Design and support drainage, hydrotechnical, and storm‑water management solutions for new and existing communities. • Prepare preliminary, detailed, and tender‑ready engineering drawings, designs, and plans. • Develop and verify engineering calculations and technical assessments informing project decisions. • Build, run, and refine hydrologic and hydraulic models to evaluate system performance. • Produce clear technical reports, memos, and documentation for internal and external clients. • Assist in creating presentations and proposal content that showcase technical solutions. • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate water‑resources considerations into broader infrastructure projects. • Participate in occasional field activities to connect design decisions with site conditions.

Key Responsibilities

  • drainage design
  • technical drawings
  • engineering calculations
  • hydraulic modeling
  • technical reporting
  • team collaboration

What You Bring

• Civil Engineering (or related) degree with water‑resources coursework, eligible for Engineer‑in‑Training registration in Alberta. • 1–4 years of relevant experience in municipal engineering, storm‑water management, or hydrologic/hydraulic modeling. • Familiarity with Alberta design standards and practices. • Practical experience with modeling tools such as WaterCAD, PCSWMM, MIKE+, or InfoWorks, and design platforms like AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and GIS. • Curiosity‑driven, problem‑solving mindset eager to learn new tools and contribute to community projects.

Requirements

  • civil engineering
  • eit
  • autocad
  • civil 3d
  • gis
  • problem solving

Benefits

We provide flexible work arrangements and encourage a healthy work‑life balance, while offering limitless growth opportunities across the country and globally. Compensation is competitive, with regional salary ranges from $60,300 to $88,400, subject to experience, education and location.

Work Environment

Hybrid

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