Stantec

Electrical Engineer

• Bring deep knowledge and thought leadership in Electrical Engineering
• Contribute to overall strategic leadership of the Stantec Buildings engineering team
• Leading the electrical engineering practice for Mission Critical Facilities
• Business development and contributions to project delivery standards
• Develop and execute strategic and tactical business and marketing plans
• Hire, develop, grow and lead a team of engineering project managers and designers
• Manage financial performance, quality control, and project delivery for Electrical Engineering projects
• Work with PM's and SMEs on key projects
• Apply strong engineering skills to the design and oversight of building projects
• Provide oversight for Electrical Engineering continuing education and development

Principal Electrical Engineer – Mission Critical

Compliance

• Provide field-based environmental compliance monitoring and inspection services on active construction projects.
• Conduct site inspections, documenting conditions, identifying noncompliance, and coordinating corrective actions.
• Support regulatory requirements through consistent, high-quality field observations and reporting.
• Verify compliance with project specific permits, plans, and environmental requirements, including SWPPPs, mitigation plans, and construction drawings.
• Monitor construction activities to ensure impacts to regulated resources comply with permit requirements.
• Document site conditions through written field notes, photographs, and inspection reports.
• Work directly with contractors and construction personnel in the field to communicate environmental requirements.

Environmental Compliance Monitor

Project Manager

• Works collaboratively with Marketing to secure new clients and new work, including the preparation of proposals, interviews, and presentations.
• Develop positive relations with existing and prospective clients.
• Coordinate and develop proposal graphics illustrating technical scope.
• Create proposal documentation including project scope, budgets, and design approach for projects of all sizes.
• Oversee and manage multiple projects serving as the Project Manager, Technical Lead, and/or Task Manager for civil infrastructure projects.
• Serve as the project’s point of contact with clients, agencies, and others to obtain and determine project requirements and approvals.
• Manage and monitor schedule and budget performance of assigned projects.
• Plan, organize, and manage the production of project deliverables to ensure on-time delivery, technical quality, and within budget.
• Lead project coordination meetings with clients, agency stakeholders, subconsultants, and internal disciplines.
• Provide direct and indirect supervision to staff; develop staff skills and abilities by providing mentorship to strengthen technical abilities and guide career development.
• Review team’s work and provide technical guidance on design approaches and challenges for the construction, renovation or improvement of marine structures and port facilities.
• Understand interdisciplinary requirements for port projects and be capable of performing QA/QC reviews.
• Engage with peers in Ports & Marine Terminals across the organization.
• Recruit and mentor regional Ports & Marine Terminal’s staff.

Project Manager, Ports and Marine Terminals

Architect

• To be an Architectural project leader for the design and delivery of major healthcare projects, ranging on average from 80,000 sqft to Million plus sqft in typical project size
• To interface regularly with architectural and engineering leaders across North America to thrive and contribute within the integrated design practice
• Serve as a local leader to inspire our team, represent healthcare design, and reinforce the global brand of Stantec
• Sustain and grow revenue within your region and across the North American market, helping to attract top tier clients and achieve top line growth for the health sector
• Collaborate with technical and managerial project leads to achieve key operational performance metrics including traditional financial metrics as well as demonstrating improved health outcomes for the projects we deliver
• Lead local and regional business development pursuits including pre-positioning, strategic proposal development inclusive of interior design, medical planning, architecture and engineering professionals, to achieve business development and financial goals in accordance with Stantec policies
• Serve as a seller-doer generating work, creating long-term relationships and delivering long-term value to clients for Stantec
• Develop and maintain industry relationships and visibility with current and prospective clients, sub-consultants, competitor/teaming partners, and potential recruits
• Contribute to the thought leadership and brand of Stantec, by sharing knowledge and innovation stories at key client engagements, industry events and across professional networks
• Mentor and coach next generation of designers and thought leaders, as well as receive mentoring and coaching from our established team of designers and thought leaders

Principal Architect – Healthcare

• Provide technical leadership and day-to-day oversight of field-based environmental compliance monitoring activities on active construction projects.
• Conduct and support environmental compliance inspections to identify and document issues related to stormwater management; erosion and sediment control; wetlands, streams, and other regulated resources.
• Review field observations to ensure inspections are consistent with project specific permits, plans, and environmental requirements.
• Prepare, review, and approve environmental inspection reports, photographs, and field documentation using project-specific formats and electronic tools.
• Serve as the primary field point of contact for environmental compliance on assigned projects, communicating environmental requirements to contractors, construction managers, and stakeholders.

Environmental Compliance Field Team Leader

• The entry-level Environmental Compliance Monitor provides field-based environmental compliance monitoring and inspection services on active construction projects.
• This role supports construction phase environmental compliance by conducting site inspections, documenting conditions, identifying noncompliance, and coordinating corrective actions in accordance with applicable permits, plans, and regulatory requirements.
• Environmental Compliance Monitors work under the direction of a team leader or project manager to support regulatory requirements through consistent, high-quality field observations and reporting.
• This role involves routine, well defined assignments with clearly established inspection procedures and reporting requirements.
• Document site conditions through written field notes, photographs, and inspection reports using project specific formats and electronic data collection tools, to be reviewed by senior project staff.
• Review and prepare construction specific mitigation plans, depending on project requirements.
• Work directly with contractors and construction personnel in the field to relay environmental requirements and observations and support timely corrective actions, under close supervision by others. Communications will be supported by the team leader or project manager as required, based on topic and interpretations.

Environmental Compliance Monitor – Entry

Community Manager

• Prepare, document, and review Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) related work.
• Distribute water pitcher filter kits and water sample kits as instructed.
• Respond to customer inquiries about project resources and the LSLR process.
• Operate hydrants and valves safely.
• Collect water samples from hydrants.
• Serve as a community liaison to communicate project details.
• Inspect contractor performed work as it progresses to ensure standards are met.
• Engage in meetings with other staff.
• Provide essential support to ensure smooth operation.
• Organize and maintain construction documentation.
• Attend seminars and/or training classes.
• Maintain excellent client relations.
• Maintain a safe working environment.

Community Construction Liaison

• Lead and mentor a team of professionals with responsibility for staff development, performance management, and engagement.
• Promote Stantec’s Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) Safer Together culture, including implementation of HSSE policies and support of stop work authority.
• Set, manage, and monitor performance and career development goals for direct reports, including safety, utilization, project delivery, and professional growth objectives.
• Serve as the Resource Team Leader for environmental compliance monitoring services, with responsibility for staffing logistics, scheduling, and utilization across active projects.
• Coordinate staffing needs with project managers, sector resource team leaders, and other compliance leads to ensure appropriate coverage and efficient use of resources across projects and regions.
• Maintain awareness of trained environmental compliance resources and support cross team and cross region work sharing to meet project demands and utilization targets.
• Address personnel, staffing, or project delivery issues as they arise and facilitate engagement with regional leadership and HR as appropriate.
• Provide supervisory management, including recruiting support, onboarding, training coordination, and integration of new staff into compliance programs.
• Meet regularly with other team leaders to review and address current and forecasted workload, utilization, hiring needs, and operational priorities for the overall group.
• Contribute technical oversight and guidance related to environmental compliance requirements applicable to construction activities, including stormwater, wetlands, waterways, species protection, and other regulated resources.
• Support coordination with permitting and compliance managers to ensure construction teams understand permit conditions, compliance obligations, and documentation requirements.
• Assist with identifying and mitigating environmental compliance risks during construction in coordination with internal teams, contractors, and external consultants.
• Support client facing environmental compliance programs, including staff augmentation and third party compliance monitoring efforts, as a trusted internal and external liaison.
• Contribute to technical project work within your area of expertise, including project delivery support, compliance program development, and operational process improvement.
• Assist leadership with forecasting and achievement of key financial targets, including reviewing and approving timecards and expense reports as assigned.
• Identify and pursue new opportunities for growth and business development within the environmental compliance sector. Assist with proposal development and strategic pursuits.
• Travel to project sites and other offices as required to support field teams, onboarding, and project delivery needs.

Environmental Compliance Monitoring Team Lead

Engineer

• Support technical analyses related to mine water management for mining projects across Atlantic Canada
• Assist in the development and updating of water balance models under guidance from senior staff
• Conduct hydrologic and hydraulic analyses to support design and permitting
• Contribute to the design and evaluation of water management infrastructure such as diversion channels, ponds, and drainage systems
• Support preparation of technical reports, figures, and regulatory submissions
• Assist in the design, implementation, and interpretation of water monitoring programs
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate water resources into broader mine design and environmental assessments
• Participate in field programs as required, including hydrometric data collection and site inspections
• Follow internal quality assurance processes and support high-quality project delivery.
• Maintain awareness of applicable regulations, guidelines, and evolving best practices.
• Promote a strong health and safety culture, particularly during fieldwork.

Intermediate Water Resources Engineer

Consultant

• Assist in project management and coordination
• Perform site visits to periodically observe construction and prepare site visit reports
• Perform assessments to develop reports or studies
• Assist with performance of field testing (e.g. water leakage, air leakage, thermography, etc.)
• Assist with the development of design documents
• Attend meetings and document discussions
• Assist with project document reviews (previous reports, shop drawings, material submittals, etc.)
• Track and update action items for the project team and contractors
• Liaise with the project team, clients, contractors
• Assist in preparing proposals and establishing financial budgets
• Participate in continuing education
• Perform various office related tasks

Building Science Consultant

Designer

• Work through ambiguity to determine the right level of automation for a given context, including when to prototype, when to harden, and when not to automate.
• Design, build, and support automation solutions that improve design and delivery outcomes, using a mix of visual programming (Dynamo/Grasshopper), parametric workflows, and traditional software development.
• Work primarily in Autodesk-based environments (Revit, Civil 3D, Dynamo), while staying flexible and ready to shift to other platforms and tools when business needs and opportunities arise.
• Use AI-assisted development as a normal part of the workflow to accelerate exploration and implementation, while remaining accountable for the quality, reliability, and maintainability of the final solution.
• Partner with internal project teams, discipline leads, and software teams to gather requirements, translate pain points into clear problem statements, and deliver solutions that can be supported over time.
• Evaluate emerging tools and approaches, and help the team make grounded decisions about where new technology can deliver real value.
• Build relationships with communities of practice and cross-disciplinary groups to identify recurring needs, share lessons learned, and surface high-value opportunities.
• Contribute to scalable adoption by creating practical guidance, documentation, and examples that help others apply automation effectively in their own work.

Design Automation Specialist

• Lead technical delivery of mine water management components for mining projects across Atlantic Canada
• Lead development, calibration, and review of integrated water balance models
• Direct hydrologic and hydraulic analyses to support design, risk assessment, and permitting
• Oversee design and evaluation of water management infrastructure including diversions, ponds, conveyance systems, and drainage networks
• Lead preparation and review of regulatory submissions and technical documentation
• Provide technical leadership for water monitoring programs and interpretation of results
• Contribute to mine closure and reclamation strategies with a focus on long-term water management
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate water resources into mine design and environmental assessments
• Engage directly with clients and regulators to communicate technical findings and recommendations
• Ensure adherence to internal quality processes and high standards of project delivery
• Promote a strong health and safety culture, particularly for field programs.

Senior Water Resources Engineer – Mine Water

• Prepare contract drawings, schematics, schedules, details, and sketches from conceptual design through to construction
• Assist in the design of building related mechanical systems including HVAC, Plumbing and Fire Protection systems using applicable codes, standards, and reference materials
• Review equipment selections, perform preliminary engineering calculations, and develop preliminary designs
• Produce aspects of mechanical design and drawings in REVIT and other software
• Follow production guidelines and project standards in the department drafting standards manual
• Work closely with the Mechanical Engineer and engineering group in recommending the best use of project tools to achieve project objectives, troubleshoot and resolve issues with the project tools
• Ensure the assurance of quality, consistency, and integrity of the electronic handover of deliverables
• Assist with periodic field reviews of construction and construction administration tasks (conduct shop drawing reviews, respond to RFIs, prepare documentation for site instructions or change requests)
• Perform field surveys for drawing development, site reviews and as-built drawings
• Performs thorough quality control of construction documents
• Work as a contributing team member within a multi-discipline team
• Communicate with other team members and become familiar with Stantec standards to complete assignments and projects in a timely manner as required
• Understand and execute and/or direct work within Stantec's quality control guidelines
• Comply with Stantec's HSSE program, with a focus on safety in the field

Mechanical Designer

• Build the foundation for a successful career in geotechnical engineering with a great team.
• Apply your growing expertise while learning from experienced engineers and contributing to high-quality deliverables.
• Assess geological and geotechnical conditions and carry out rock mass characterization.
• Conduct engineering analyses and design for a variety of soil and rock engineering and geotechnical projects related to slope stability, excavations, foundations, permafrost, and mining.
• Perform occasional field work, which may include visual site inspections, geological mapping, UAV or terrestrial photogrammetry, and monitoring of borehole drilling.
• Coordinate with project teams across Canada and abroad and contribute to a supportive, growth-focused environment.
• Mentor junior staff to expand our northern climate geotechnical engineering team.
• Take ownership of tasks within small to mid-sized projects—supporting planning, analysis, reporting, and client communication with mentorship from senior staff.

Intermediate/Senior Geotechnical Engineer

Administration

• Provide onsite reviews and coordination of sub consultants with respect to construction projects
• Prepare and distribute construction administration documents
• Review of monthly progress draws and issue certificate of payment to client.
• Review and respond to contractor documentation such as RFI’s and Shop Drawings
• Act as prime consultants representative during the construction phase of projects to both contractor and owner
• Prepare and/or participate in review of construction documents for tendering of projects
• Prepare cost estimates of land development construction works.
• Work with clients, consultants, contractors, fabricators, specification writers, and regulatory agencies to meet overall project objectives
• Review construction sites and provide deficiency reports
• Liaise with municipalities and design team to facilitate certification of constructed works and return of securities.