Civil Engineer - Municipal & Land Development | Flexible
WSP in Canada
Smithers
On-site
CAD 89,800 - 118,900
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible Work Policy
Learning programs and mentorship
Inclusive culture
Job summary
A leading engineering firm in Canada is seeking an experienced Civil Engineer (Municipal & Land Development) to join its Infrastructure team in Smithers, BC. This role involves designing civil engineering solutions for water and municipal projects, managing client relationships, and leading project delivery. Ideal candidates should have a degree in Civil Engineering, a minimum of 5 years of related experience, and strong skills in managing infrastructure projects. Join us to create resilient communities in northern British Columbia.
Qualifications
5+ years of experience in municipal infrastructure or water/wastewater systems design.
Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in British Columbia or eligible for registration.
Experience preparing construction contract documents.
Responsibilities
Design and deliver civil engineering solutions for municipal projects.
Lead the design of linear infrastructure such as watermains and sewers.
Manage projects from concept through construction.
Skills
Municipal infrastructure design
Project management
Client relationship management
Civil design software proficiency (Civil 3D)
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering
Tools
Civil 3D
Job description
A leading engineering firm in Canada is seeking an experienced Civil Engineer (Municipal & Land Development) to join its Infrastructure team in Smithers, BC. This role involves designing civil engineering solutions for water and municipal projects, managing client relationships, and leading project delivery. Ideal candidates should have a degree in Civil Engineering, a minimum of 5 years of related experience, and strong skills in managing infrastructure projects. Join us to create resilient communities in northern British Columbia.