Senior Noise & Vibration Engineer (Hybrid, Ontario)

Dillon Consulting Limited; Chatham; Hybrid; CAD 75.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Flexible hours & hybrid

Employee share plan

Overtime directive

Comprehensive benefits

Retirement savings

Zusammenfassung

Dillon Consulting Limited is seeking an Intermediate/Senior Noise Engineer to join the Atmospheric Services team in Ontario. The role oversees acoustics, noise and vibration projects across facilities and transportation, with opportunities to lead multi-disciplinary teams and explore AI-enabled design approaches.

Flexible hours and hybrid work options are offered, along with a comprehensive benefits package and employee ownership benefits through Dillon’s structure.

Qualifikationen

• Licensed to practice as a professional engineer or eligible to register.
• Degree in mechanical engineering or related discipline.
• 10+ years of experience in acoustics/noise/vibration within consulting or related fields; proven leadership.

Aufgaben

• Lead strategy and execution of high-value acoustics/noise projects.
• Collaborate with environmental science, planning, and management experts to deliver holistic solutions.
• Manage acoustics, noise and vibration projects across facilities and transportation.
• Provide mentorship to junior staff and support in modelling and abatement strategies.
• Leverage AI-enabled tools to enhance design and efficiency.

Kenntnisse

Acoustics

Noise & Vibration

Project Leadership

Regulatory Liaison

Business Development

Ausbildung

P.Eng. licensure

Mechanical Engineering Degree

Jobbeschreibung

Dillon Consulting Limited is seeking an Intermediate/Senior Noise Engineer to join the Atmospheric Services team in Ontario. The role oversees acoustics, noise and vibration projects across facilities and transportation, with opportunities to lead multi-disciplinary teams and explore AI-enabled design approaches.

Flexible hours and hybrid work options are offered, along with a comprehensive benefits package and employee ownership benefits through Dillon’s structure.