Hybrid Junior Project Engineer, Electric Utilities

CIMA+; Vancouver; Hybrid; CAD 92,000 - 127,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Group Benefits

RRSP

Employee share purchase

Work/Life balance

Job summary

CIMA+’s Energy & Resources team in Western Canada is growing, delivering complex, multidisciplinary electrical utility projects. The Junior Project Engineer will assist in coordinating design deliverables, interfacing between engineering fields, and ensuring quality execution across distribution, transmission, substations, and telecom segments.

Under the supervision of a Senior Project Engineer, you’ll develop technical understanding and leadership, with a path toward independent project

Qualifications

• Three+ years of engineering experience in the electric utility industry.
• Registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) or Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or eligible to register.
• Experience with distribution, transmission, substations, protection and control, telecom, civil or structural engineering.

Responsibilities

• Support multidisciplinary coordination and integration of engineering deliverables across utility disciplines.
• Review drawings, calculations, specs, reports to identify interfaces and gaps; coordinate resolution with leads.
• Assist Senior Project Engineer in defining scope, design criteria, and deliverables for utility projects.

Skills

Electrical Eng

Civil Eng

Project coordination

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Civil or Structural Engineering

Job description

CIMA+’s Energy & Resources team in Western Canada is growing, delivering complex, multidisciplinary electrical utility projects. The Junior Project Engineer will assist in coordinating design deliverables, interfacing between engineering fields, and ensuring quality execution across distribution, transmission, substations, and telecom segments.

Under the supervision of a Senior Project Engineer, you’ll develop technical understanding and leadership, with a path toward independent project