Jobs at Stantec

Leads civil and structural engineering for physical substation projects from 13kV to 500kV. Responsibilities include designing foundations, equipment supports, rigid bus systems, enclosures, drawings, calculations, and bills of materials; performing QA/QC; coordinating multidisciplinary teams; managing resources, schedules, and costs; supporting proposals; and interacting with clients. The role requires substation design expertise, knowledge of AIS/GIS systems and applicable standards, team leadership, and preferably a Professional Engineer registration.

Provides mechanical engineering services for hydroelectric and water-resource projects involving turbines, generators, pumps, and motors. Responsibilities include design calculations, CAD modeling, manufacturing plans, specifications, cost estimates, quality control, inspection and testing, field measurements, commissioning support, root-cause analysis, condition assessments, and client and supplier coordination. The role includes office-based design work and up to 20% domestic and international field travel.

Lead multidisciplinary federal building projects from design through construction administration. Serve as technical lead, manage architectural teams, oversee BIM/Revit models, ensure code compliance, mentor staff, manage project finances and schedules, and coordinate with clients and building disciplines on projects up to $200M.

The Project Manager will lead integrated design teams, manage client relationships, ensure project deliverables within budgets, and maintain knowledge of engineering trends.

The Project Manager leads port infrastructure projects, engaging clients, overseeing project delivery, managing schedules and budgets, and mentoring junior staff while developing new client relationships.

Design and deliver instrumentation and control systems for mining, power, and energy projects. Create I&C drawings and specifications, design PLC/DCS/HMI/SCADA architectures, industrial networks, and control rooms. Support procurement, construction, commissioning, site investigations, and project coordination across multidisciplinary teams.

Manage federal electrical engineering projects from pursuit through construction and closeout. Lead multidisciplinary teams, oversee budgets, schedules, contracts, and client relationships; ensure code-compliant power distribution, lighting, and technology system designs; mentor staff and support business development for federal-sector work.

Lead and deliver electrical building projects across civic, education, manufacturing, transit and commercial sectors. Manage clients, budgets, schedules, integrated design teams, and technical deliverables. Mentor staff, maintain code compliance, apply sustainable design, and support business development and client presentations.

Work under senior staff to produce electrical design deliverables for buildings projects. Perform Revit/AutoCAD drafting, basic electrical calculations, code checks, field work, and interdisciplinary coordination for civic, education, manufacturing, transit, and commercial projects.

Support electrical design for building projects (primarily federal) under senior supervision: produce Revit/AutoCAD drawings, perform basic calculations, do field investigations, coordinate with other disciplines, and help prepare specifications, reports, and deliverables.

The Mechanical Engineer designs mechanical systems for buildings, ensuring project deliverables meet requirements while collaborating with design teams and managing project specifications, codes, and budgets.

As a Mechanical Engineer/Designer, you'll conduct mechanical design tasks, collaborate on projects, ensure compliance with codes, and perform basic calculations in a team setting.

Manage and lead projects in architecture and construction for federal clients, ensuring quality, financial oversight, and client satisfaction across various contracts. Foster team development and business strategy involvement.

The US Federal Growth Leader will develop and implement growth strategies for federal clients, guide business development, and lead capture efforts while fostering collaboration and maintaining client relationships.

The Project Designer will coordinate and prepare design documents for telecommunications, security, and A/V systems, manage project tasks, and collaborate across multidisciplinary teams while ensuring quality work and timely deliverables.

Lead strategic projects and deliver consulting services to local governments and utilities, focusing on funding strategies and financial analysis.

Maintain and operate document control systems for major capital projects: store, migrate, review, and track documents; ensure metadata accuracy, production standards, record retention, and quality. Support project teams and stakeholders, compile reports and manuals, scan/file paperwork, and provide general project and office support.

Design mechanical and plumbing systems for federal buildings using Revit and industry software. Prepare calculations, basis-of-design narratives, cost opinions, drawings, specifications, energy modeling, and construction administration support. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, ensure code compliance (UFC, IMC, IBC, ASHRAE), mentor junior staff, and perform field investigations and system studies to deliver constructible, sustainable designs.

Talent pipeline posting for students, recent graduates, early-career professionals, and experienced candidates interested in future opportunities across transportation, rail, infrastructure, engineering, environmental services, construction management, project management, and related disciplines. Candidates should demonstrate communication, collaboration, initiative, problem-solving, teamwork, and commitment to safety, quality, and innovation.