Ingénieur(e) électrique - Alternateurs hydroélectriques

SNC-Lavalin; Ottawa; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking engineering firm as an Electrical Engineer specializing in hydroelectric generators. This role offers the chance to work on large-scale projects both domestically and internationally, contributing to sustainable energy solutions. You will collaborate with a diverse team, providing technical guidance and ensuring the successful execution of projects. Enjoy a stimulating work environment that values work-life balance, offers competitive salaries, and provides extensive training opportunities. If you are passionate about engineering and making a positive impact, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Benefits

Flexible Benefits

Employee Share Plans

Pension Schemes

Diverse Training Opportunities

Work-Life Balance

Health and Safety Focus

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience with electrical and mechanical aspects of hydroelectric generators.
• Proficient in both French and English due to the international nature of services.

Responsibilities

• Review drawings and calculations, providing technical advice and specifications.
• Coordinate tasks on EPC projects with other technical disciplines.
• Conduct site visits and supervise construction sites as needed.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

Communication Skills (French and English)

Technical Drawing

Engineering Calculations

Leadership

Proactivity

Education

University Degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

MS Office Suite

3D Design Software

Job description

Job Description

Electrical Engineer - Hydroelectric Generators

Are you looking to work on major engineering projects worldwide and make a difference in communities' lives? Join an inclusive and diverse team at AtkinsRéalis!

We are seeking an Electrical Engineer (Hydroelectric Generators) to contribute to ongoing and future projects within the Turbine & Generator team.

Our experienced Hydropower team (100+ employees) is based in Montreal and Vancouver, covering disciplines like Geotechnical, Civil, Hydrology, Mechanical, and Electrical engineering. The Turbine and Generator group is part of the Mechanical team. You may participate in Canadian and international projects.

Your role within the team:

• Represent clients by reviewing drawings, calculations, installation and commissioning procedures, and non-conformities.
• Provide technical advice, perform engineering calculations, generate specifications, and produce technical drawings with technicians' assistance.
• Assist clients during the bidding process.
• Coordinate tasks on EPC projects with other technical disciplines.
• Support our sales team technically.
• Conduct site or workshop visits, supervise and inspect construction sites as needed.
• Implement internal improvements to enhance the team's knowledge base.

Why choose AtkinsRéalis as an employer?

• Work on diverse, large-scale projects domestically and internationally.
• Enjoy a stimulating environment that values work-life balance.
• Access diverse training and development opportunities.
• Competitive salary, flexible benefits, employee share plans, and pension schemes.
• Focus on health and safety in the workplace.

The ideal candidate:

• Holds a university degree in Electrical Engineering, is a member of OIQ, or eligible for registration as a Professional Engineer in Canada.
• Has at least 5 years of experience with electrical and mechanical aspects of hydroelectric generators, ideally in hydroelectric projects.
• Possesses excellent communication skills in French and good command of English.
• Has related electrical technical knowledge beyond generators, such as auxiliary systems, excitation, protection, controls, and transmission (considered an asset).
• Demonstrates leadership, proactivity, and team spirit.
• Proficient in MS Office Suite and 3D design software.

*Proficiency in both French and English is required due to the international nature of our services and client base.

Interested in this challenge? Apply now and help us engineer a better future for our planet and its inhabitants!