Civil Technologist

Stantec; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Stantec invites applications for an Intermediate Civil Technologist to join our Community Development team in British Columbia. You will support civil modeling, drawings, and deliverables across municipal, land development, and public realm projects.

You will work with lead engineers and project teams on roadways, utilities, grading, stormwater, and site servicing, contributing to multiple project phases from concept to construction.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting civil design on infrastructure and land development projects.
• Ability to prepare civil models, drawings, and technical deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Under supervision, perform civil engineering tasks for infrastructure and land development projects.
• Prepare designs through conceptual to construction-ready stages and support during construction administration.
• Coordinate with internal/external stakeholders to advance designs and obtain approvals.
• Broad experience with municipal roadways, utilities, and public space projects is an asset.

Skills

Civil design

Team collaboration

Documentation

Education

Diploma in Civil Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

Civil 3D

Job description

Strong communities don’t just happen—they’re built. They’re creatively imagined, collaboratively planned, and readied to face tomorrow with optimism. We’re driving the future of Community Development. Our experts lead their fields, collaborating on projects that are as technically challenging as they are impactful, creative, and fulfilling.

Your Opportunity

The role of an Intermediate CivilTechnologist is to work as akey memberof multidisciplinary project teams supporting the civil design delivery of infrastructure, municipal, public realm, andland developmentprojectsfor our expanding list of clients. Workingalongsidelead engineers, project managers, andintermediate and junior engineeringand technical staff, the Civil Technologist will support the preparation of civil models, design drawings, technical deliverables, and construction-ready packages across multiple phases of project development.

The Stantec Community Development group in British Columbia provides services to bothpublic andprivate sector clients across the province. In this role, the successful candidate will collaborate with our Canada West Infrastructure teams and supportcivil designneedsacross municipal infrastructure, transportation, airports, portsandmarines, and other major infrastructure projects.This work may include roadway and utility design, as well as site grading and servicing, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, shallow utility coordination, and drawing package development for development projects ranging from infill and brownfield redevelopment to greenfield development and public space improvements. The links below can be used to view some recent project work from our Community Development team.

City of Vancouver - Four Permanent Plazas

Belleville Terminal Redevelopment – Design Build Project

E-One Moli Energy - Lithium-Ion Battery Cell Manufacturing Facility

Your Key Responsibilities

• Under the supervision of the Project Manager, Project Lead Engineer, or Community Development Discipline Lead,perform complexcivilengineering-supportand design tasks on assigned infrastructureand land development projects. Responsibilities may include preparing civil models,alignmentsand profiles, corridormodels, grading designs, stormwater and utilitynetworks,pipe network layouts,erosionand sediment control plans, quantity take-offs, drawing packages, and technical inputs to engineering reports.
• Prepare and supportdesignsthroughconceptual, preliminary, functional,detailed design, tender, and construction-ready stages, including support during constructionadministration, field review, and Engineer ofRecord review activities as required.
• Coordinate with internal disciplines, technical staff, external consultants, clients, municipalities, provincial agencies, and other approving authorities to help advance designs, resolve technical issues, and support permitting and approval processes.
• Broad civil design experience across municipal roadways, utilities, public space, commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, transportation, buildings, and major infrastructure sectors would be an asset, as would familiarity with BC municipal design guidelines, servicing requirements, and local approval processes.