Early Professional, Acoustics and Vibrations Engineering

WSP; Aurora; On-site; CAD 42,705 - 59,236; Full time

Job summary

WSP is seeking an Early Professional in Acoustics and Vibrations Engineering to help deliver noise and vibration studies across Ontario. The role blends field and office work, offering hands-on exposure to environmental monitoring, data analysis, and reporting while building a foundation for a career in a specialized engineering discipline.

The ideal candidate has a degree or diploma in a related field, up to 3 years of field experience, and familiarity with acoustical monitoring and reporting.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Technology, or a related discipline.
• Up to 3 years of relevant field experience, preferably within environmental consulting or monitoring.
• Awareness of acoustical monitoring, noise and vibration investigations, measurements, or modeling.

Responsibilities

• Conduct field investigations and monitoring programs to support noise and vibration impact assessments.
• Review background documentation, analyze data, and prepare clear reports for clients.
• Support engineers in delivering acoustics, noise, and vibration studies from start to finish.
• Travel as needed within the Greater Toronto Area and to remote locations for project support.

Skills

Acoustics awareness

Fieldwork experience

Report writing

Analytical/problem solving

Team collaboration

Education

Degree or diploma in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Technology, or related discipline

Job description

The Opportunity

Help create healthier, quieter, and more sustainable communities through innovative acoustics, noise, and vibration solutions. As an Early Professional, Acoustics and Vibrations Engineering, you'll join a dynamic team of environmental and mechanical engineers, engineering interns, and technologists delivering impactful projects across Ontario and beyond. This role offers a unique blend of field and office experience, providing hands‑on exposure to environmental monitoring, technical analysis, and reporting while building the foundation for a rewarding career in a specialized engineering discipline.

Your Impact

• Conduct field investigations and monitoring programs to support noise and vibration impact assessments across a variety of environmental and infrastructure projects.
• Review background documentation, analyze technical data, and prepare clear, accurate reports that inform project decisions and client outcomes.
• Support engineers and specialists in delivering acoustics, noise, and vibration studies from project initiation through completion.
• Collect and organize field and analytical data that contributes to regulatory compliance and environmental stewardship.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to solve complex environmental challenges and develop practical client‑focused solutions.
• Travel throughout the Greater Toronto Area and occasionally to remote locations to support project execution and gain valuable field experience.
• Contribute to projects that enhance communities, protect environmental quality, and support sustainable development.
• Build technical expertise through mentorship, exposure to diverse projects, and ongoing professional development opportunities.

The Skills That Set You Apart

• Degree or diploma in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Technology, or a related discipline.
• Up to 3 years of relevant field experience, preferably within environmental consulting, environmental monitoring, or related sectors.
• Awareness of acoustical monitoring, noise and vibration investigations, measurements, and/or modeling methodologies.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple assignments simultaneously, balancing fieldwork, analysis, and reporting responsibilities.
• Demonstrated attention to detail and commitment to producing accurate technical documentation and deliverables.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively while adapting to changing project priorities and field conditions.
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with the initiative to identify practical solutions to technical challenges.
• Full G driver’s license, clean driver’s abstract, and reliable access to a vehicle with appropriate insurance coverage; willingness to travel locally and occasionally to remote project locations.

Compensation

$31.20 - $43

Ready to Shape Better Communities?

Join a team where science, engineering, and innovation come together to solve real‑world environmental challenges. Bring your curiosity, technical aptitude, and passion for field and analytical work to a role that offers meaningful project exposure, continuous learning, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on communities across Canada. Apply today and discover how far your potential can take you with WSP.