Civil Project Engineer (Vancouver)

Our client, an employee-owned consulting engineering firm with a diverse team of engineers, technologists, biologists, agrologists, planners, scientists, is seeking an Intermediate Engineer/Project Manager for their Burnaby office. This is a permanent, full-time, hybrid role, offering a base salary of $120-145k, depending on experience, along with a performance-based bonus, share ownership opportunities, RRSP matching, annual health & wellness allowance, and a generous benefits and vacation package. What You’ll Do Manage and deliver municipal and Indigenous community infrastructure planning, design, and construction projects Work in and lead multi-disciplinary project teams on a diverse range of engineering and planning projects Supervise junior staff delivering infrastructure projects for public and private sector clients Support business and client relationship development Prepare proposals for competitive and non-competitive project opportunities Develop community engagement materials and facilitate project workshops Prepare detailed design calculations and work with CAD team members on design drawing development Write technical reports for community planning and infrastructure assessments and design Develop detailed design drawings and specifications Prepare construction bid documents Administer construction contracts; familiarity with CCDC and MMCD considered an asset Supervise construction inspections including quality control and assurance. What You’ll Bring Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental or a related engineering field 8+ years of experience working in an engineering role Consulting experience required; land development and subdivision design experience considered an asset Registered as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng) in B.C. or eligible for immediate registration Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (oral and written) and be able to work with team members in a multi-disciplinary setting Understanding of Indigenous Services Canada funding processes considered an asset Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and demonstrated experience working with Indigenous communities considered an asset A desire to learn new skills and an eagerness to grow within your role A valid driver’s license (in good standing) is mandatory Must be physically able to conduct field visits commensurate with project work. This may include handling and operation of equipment, travel to remote areas by vehicle, boat, air or foot, and outdoor site visits in all weather conditions on uneven/varying ground terrain. Must be willing to travel to community for extended periods of time to complete client meetings, field work and limited construction field reviews Please email your resume to Chelsey Reimer at for consideration; we thank all applicants however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2pqch8