Senior HV Transmission Lines Lead — Hybrid (Canada)

CIMA Canada Inc; Hanover (NH); Hybrid; USD 87,000 - 119,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Benefits from day one

Employee and Family Assistance Program

RRSP with employer contribution

Employee ownership / share purchase

Work/Life balance and vacation

Job summary

CIMA+ in Canada is seeking a Senior Overhead Transmission Lines Engineer to lead design teams and deliver high‑voltage projects from 60kV to 500kV. You will supervise engineering, estimating, planning, and quality control on complex transmission line projects, directing work to meet safety, schedule, and budget targets.

This hybrid role requires a university degree in engineering, 10–15 years of experience, and registration as a professional engineer in Canada.

Qualifications

• University degree in civil, structural, or mechanical engineering.
• Minimum of fifteen (15) years of experience or over ten years as a fully certified engineer.
• Registered member of a Professional Engineering association in Canada, or eligible for registration.

Responsibilities

• Lead a project design team, including junior and intermediate staff.
• Design high voltage overhead line and related facilities from 60kV to 500kV.
• Design poles, structures, and latticed towers; prepare design criteria.
• Develop project documentation: reports, specifications, estimates, tests.
• Provide signed/sealed engineering deliverables as a Professional of Record.
• Mentor junior staff and review designs for quality and compliance.

Skills

Leadership

High voltage design

Project design management

Education

University Degree in Civil, Structural, Mechanical Engineering

Professional Engineer in Canada

Tools

PLS-CADD

CAD

Job description

CIMA+ in Canada is seeking a Senior Overhead Transmission Lines Engineer to lead design teams and deliver high‑voltage projects from 60kV to 500kV. You will supervise engineering, estimating, planning, and quality control on complex transmission line projects, directing work to meet safety, schedule, and budget targets.

This hybrid role requires a university degree in engineering, 10–15 years of experience, and registration as a professional engineer in Canada.