Senior Project Manager

Position overview

Program delivery and readiness

• Lead electrification, charging infrastructure, related capital programs, and support broader renewable energy, sustainability, and emerging technology initiatives.
• Plan charging system implementation, deployment sequence, facility integration, electrical capacity, utility coordination, energization, testing, commissioning, and operational alignment.
• Manage critical interfaces among utilities, engineers, contractors, technology suppliers, facilities, fleet, and operations.
• Lead project managers, program managers, engineers, consultants, contractors, and cross-functional teams through delivery.
• Create delivery roadmaps covering governance, procurement, commercial approaches, decisions, resources, risks, and performance measures.
• Improve project management maturity through governance, standards, audit and assurance plans, and continuous improvement.
• Oversee operational readiness, stakeholder impact assessments, change management, communications, training, and transition planning.

Commercial and financial management

• Lead or support capital budgets, forecasts, resource plans, business cases, and financial reporting.
• Oversee project controls, integrated schedules, contracts, quality assurance, risk management, and performance reporting.
• Ensure contractual compliance and administer changes, claims, payments, procurement, and project documentation.
• Develop project management procedures, tools, and controls and advise on procurement, contracting, and delivery strategies for complex infrastructure and utility interfaces.

Stakeholder and governance duties

• Liaise with senior TTC leaders, consultants, contractors, government representatives, and external organizations to advance delivery.
• Represent TTC at project meetings, governance forums, public meetings, Board presentations, and industry events.
• Advise management and governance bodies on performance, risks, opportunities, trade-offs, resource needs, and key decisions.
• Build partnerships across engineering, operations, facilities, fleet, procurement, finance, legal, safety, and other stakeholders.

Required qualifications

• Have a university degree in engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent education, training, and experience.
• Bring senior-level experience leading complex multidisciplinary electrical infrastructure, electrification, charging, utility, energy, or comparable capital programs through commissioning and operational readiness.
• Understand electrical infrastructure delivery, utility coordination, power capacity, energization, and large-scale charging infrastructure dependencies.
• Have experience translating program objectives into delivery plans and managing complex interfaces among utilities, engineering, contractors, technology suppliers, facilities, and operations.
• Bring expertise in project controls, budgeting, procurement, contract administration, risk management, quality assurance, and performance reporting.
• Demonstrate team leadership, stakeholder management, analytical, negotiation, facilitation, communication, and problem-solving skills.
• Know applicable legislation, regulatory requirements, electrical and construction safety obligations, sustainability initiatives, and industry practices.

Preferred credentials

• PMP, PgMP, or PfMP certification is preferred.
• An MBA is preferred.
• Professional Engineer certification or a similar professional designation in Ontario is an asset.

Schedule

• The position lists 35 weekly hours, daytime shift, with Saturdays and Sundays as days off.