Trailblazing Traction Power Engineer — Rail & Transit

WSP in Canada; Vaughan; On-site; CAD 123,300 - 179,100; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

Growth opportunities

Strong emphasis on work-life balance

Job summary

A leading engineering firm in Vaughan is seeking a Senior Traction Power Engineer to contribute to the design of traction power systems for rail and transit projects. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, licensure in Ontario, and over 10 years of relevant experience. Strong skills in technical writing, multidisciplinary collaboration, and knowledge of industry standards are essential. This role offers competitive compensation and the chance to impact transit infrastructure across Canada.

Qualifications

• Licensed P.Eng. in Ontario or eligible for licensure.
• 10+ years of experience in traction power engineering for rail or transit systems.
• Strong understanding of AREMA, CSA, EN, IEEE, and related standards.

Responsibilities

• Conduct traction power studies to ensure compliance with standards.
• Prepare and review engineering drawings and specifications.
• Collaborate across disciplines for integrated system design.

Skills

AC and DC traction power studies

Technical decision interpretation

Grounding and bonding design

Leadership skills

Strong communication skills

Technical report writing

Multidisciplinary environment experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Master’s in related discipline

Tools

Traction power modeling tools

Job description

A leading engineering firm in Vaughan is seeking a Senior Traction Power Engineer to contribute to the design of traction power systems for rail and transit projects. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, licensure in Ontario, and over 10 years of relevant experience. Strong skills in technical writing, multidisciplinary collaboration, and knowledge of industry standards are essential. This role offers competitive compensation and the chance to impact transit infrastructure across Canada.