Lead SDS-based designs for substations and telecom systems, develop templates and standards, collaborate cross-functionally, mentor juniors, and ensure quality assurance.

As a Senior Telecom Engineer, you'll lead telecom projects, design systems, and coordinate installations with clients and contractors, ensuring communication needs are met.

The Supplier Quality Manager ensures compliance with quality assurance standards in infrastructure projects, focusing on utilities. Responsibilities include managing supplier quality processes, conducting audits, and driving quality improvements.

The Quality Assurance Advisor ensures project quality through auditing, maintaining records, managing documentation, leading corrective actions, and collaborating across teams in infrastructure projects.

The Mechanical EIT will design and draft mechanical systems for various building types, collaborate with engineers, and develop skills through site visits and learning opportunities.

As a Planner / Engagement Specialist, you will lead planning projects, coordinate public engagement activities, and prepare planning documents while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will lead geotechnical studies, design projects, manage studies, mentor junior staff, and ensure project quality and compliance.

Lead design and drafting for water and wastewater projects. Collaborate to meet regulatory standards, provide mentorship, and ensure compliance with quality assurance.

The Substation EIT will work on electrical utility projects, focusing on substations and supporting tasks in related fields, including design specifications, calculations, and coordination with engineering teams.

The Senior Geotechnical Project Manager oversees geotechnical studies and projects, provides technical support to teams, manages risks, mentors juniors, and ensures project success and compliance.

The Senior Lead Mechanical Engineer will oversee mechanical projects in mining, mentor teams, and ensure design quality and compliance with standards.

The Telecommunications Structural Engineer will design and analyze telecommunications structures, perform calculations, coordinate with teams, and contribute to interdisciplinary projects under senior engineers' supervision.

Lead the design of building structures, collaborate with teams, engage clients, mentor junior staff, and contribute to business growth.

As a Protection and Control Engineer-In-Training, support design and development of electrical systems for energy projects, collaborating on diagrams and project deliverables.

Oversee procurement and contract management for complex infrastructure projects in utilities. Manage tender processes, ensure compliance, and support claims resolution.