Project Engineer

Role overview

Primary duties

• Prepare procurement documents and evaluate proposals to select consultants, contractors, and vendors.
• Lead capital projects through initiation, design, implementation, and commissioning to meet schedule, budget, and quality targets.
• Monitor expenditures and manage purchase orders and invoicing.
• Develop communication plans and coordinate internal and external engagement.
• Use the P2M tool and follow corporate and Calgary Transit project management frameworks.
• Oversee close-out, transition-to-operations planning, record drawings, warranties, and Operations & Maintenance manuals.
• Ensure Construction Completion Certificates and Final Acceptance Certificates are completed.
• Facilitate lessons learned and resolve deficiencies with consultants, vendors, and contractors.
• Work with internal teams to identify issues, define requirements, and implement solutions.
• Supervise internal crews and contractors during commissioning and initial sustainment.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering.
• At least two years of relevant professional engineering experience obtained after receiving a P. Eng. designation.
• Current APEGA Professional Engineer licensure and practicing status, or licensure and practicing status by the first day of work.
• Project management and rail-systems cybersecurity experience is an asset.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.

Workstyle

• The position may be eligible for work from home for at least part of the time, depending on operational requirements, suitability, and changing corporate direction.

Pre-employment requirements

• Enhanced security clearance and proof of qualifications are required.
• A job offer is conditional on passing a pre-employment drug test.

Position and pay

• Permanent position with a standard 35-hour work week.
• Compensation is $100,368–$125,460 per annum.

Days of work

• Five-day work week with one day off in a three-week cycle.