Water Infrastructure Engineer - AtkinsRealis

Overview

AtkinsRéalis provides cutting-edge engineering, procurement, construction, and financing solutions to projects in more than 100 countries around the world. From the Canadian Arctic to the Southern African region and Australia, our multicultural workforce is driven by a fierce pride in their work and a pioneering vision.

AtkinsRéalis is truly a global leader in its field and has been chosen to design and build some of the most prestigious projects in the world.

As AtkinsRéalis positions itself for growth in the British Columbia marketplace, we offer a flexible work environment, convenient work location, matching pension contributions, generous vacation plus additional personal days off that can be used for any personal reason.

Your role

The Waste and Wastewater Treatment Specialist engineer will report to the Manager water et waste water. The candidate will have dual responsibility: developing and maintaining business relationships with municipalities in the Vancouver region, while also contributing to project delivery, either as a Project Manager or as a Discipline Lead.

Project delivery

Either serve as Project Manager who will be responsible to:

• Define scope,
• manage budget, risk and schedule,
• multidisciplinary coordination.

Or as a discipline lead who will be responsible to:

• Prepare technical documentation for the execution of projects, including but not limited to: equipment specifications, design criteria, P&IDs,
• Development and management procurement packages;
• Mentoring team members.

Business relation

• Prepare and/or contribute to the preparation of engineering effort estimates, proposals, budgets, and project execution plans.
• Support proposal development, including technical writing, pricing strategies, and interview presentations.
• prepare and deliver presentations, workshops, and technical discussions with senior stakeholders.

About you

• Entrepreneurial mindset with a seller-doer mentality, balancing client development responsibilities with technical project execution
• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Process Engineering, or a related discipline;
• Master's degree in Applied Hydraulics or Hydrology (an asset);
• Minimum of 15 years of relevant experience;
• Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) with Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia (EGBC);
• Municipal experience, preferably working on Metro Vancouver water, wastewater, and utility infrastructure projects.
• Existing network of municipal contacts within Metro Vancouver, local municipalities, First Nations, utilities, and related agencies is considered a strong asset