Lead Electrical Engineer – Mining Power Systems

Linxus Group; Toronto; On-site; CAD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Linxus Group in Toronto is seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer for mining and mineral processing projects. You will lead electrical deliverables and coordinate with clients and internal teams.

The role requires a P.Eng. designation and 7–10 years of experience in power supply for mineral processing plants, with strong proficiency in ETAP and 3D design. Local Canadian regulatory compliance is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering degree required.
• Registered Professional Engineer in Canada or eligible for P.Eng.
• 7–10 years of experience focusing on power supply for mineral processing plants.
• P.Eng. certification in other districts acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Establish scope of work for projects and proposals and develop engineering cost estimates, deliverables, schedules, and change orders.
• Lead execution of electrical deliverables including Power Supply and Instrumentation & Control.
• Carry out detailed design, sizing, and calculations.
• Prepare engineering studies such as grounding, protection coordination, arc flash, and short circuit using ETAP and other software.
• Prepare drawings (single line, layout, schematics, wiring, loop diagrams, P&IDs).
• Size electrical equipment and develop load lists.
• Ensure compliance with Canadian/US electrical codes and standards.
• Review and stamp electrical deliverables as needed and manage client communications.
• Mentor junior engineers and designers.

Skills

P.Eng designation

Registered Engineer

Power systems

Education

Bachelor of Engineering

Tools

ETAP

3D design tools

Job description

Linxus Group in Toronto is seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer for mining and mineral processing projects. You will lead electrical deliverables and coordinate with clients and internal teams.

The role requires a P.Eng. designation and 7–10 years of experience in power supply for mineral processing plants, with strong proficiency in ETAP and 3D design. Local Canadian regulatory compliance is essential.