Reliability Engineer: Upstream Oil & Gas, Data-Driven

Avenue.io Inc.; Town of Bonnyville; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Relocation assistance

Flexible work hours

Work from home policy

Employee resource groups (ERG's)

Job summary

Imperial Oil invites applications for a Reliability Engineer role located at the Cold Lake asset in Alberta. You will work with operations, maintenance, and engineering to improve equipment safety, uptime, and efficiency, with emphasis on problem-solving and data analysis.

This position offers opportunities for growth, relocation support if needed, and a collaborative, safety-focused environment in Canada’s energy sector.

Qualifications

• Canadian accredited engineering degree is required.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a commitment to safety.
• Ability to work with cross-functional teams and communicate clearly.

Responsibilities

• Work with multi-functional engineering, operations, and maintenance teams to support reliability programs.
• Analyze equipment performance and failure trends to identify issues and implement solutions.
• Support root cause investigations and corrective actions for equipment failures.
• Develop and maintain reliability strategies including condition monitoring programs.
• Use data and performance metrics to track equipment health and opportunities for improvement.
• Explore opportunities for growth through training, mentorship, or projects.

Skills

Reliability engineering

Data analysis

Problem-solving

Safety awareness

Education

Engineering degree (Canadian accredited)

Job description

Imperial Oil invites applications for a Reliability Engineer role located at the Cold Lake asset in Alberta. You will work with operations, maintenance, and engineering to improve equipment safety, uptime, and efficiency, with emphasis on problem-solving and data analysis.

This position offers opportunities for growth, relocation support if needed, and a collaborative, safety-focused environment in Canada’s energy sector.