Jobs at Egis

Supports requirements management for rail and transit engineering projects across their lifecycles. Responsibilities include organizing requirements in IBM DOORS NG or similar tools, maintaining end-to-end traceability, supporting audits and compliance checks, presenting technical material, coordinating with rail systems disciplines, and assisting with requirements engineering for signaling, communications, traction power, catenary, operations, and maintenance systems. The role also references applicable rail, systems engineering, electrical, and safety standards.

Develop and manage accurate 2D and 3D civil BIM models for utilities, drainage, roads, grading, surfaces, and infrastructure projects. Coordinate designs across disciplines, produce plan/profile and construction documentation, customize Civil 3D standards, manage model data and revisions, perform clash detection, support regulatory compliance, and improve BIM workflows through automation and scripting.

Leads systems engineering governance and multidisciplinary integration for light rail transit infrastructure programs. Oversees requirements management, system architecture, interface coordination, design reviews, trade studies, risk management, verification, validation, procurement support, testing, and commissioning across rolling stock, signalling, traction power, fare systems, and operations facilities. Provides technical direction, ensures compliance with operational and safety requirements, and mentors engineering teams.

Lead requirements management for a major LRT program, establishing the requirements framework, traceability, configuration control, change management, and compliance processes. Coordinate requirements flowdown across multidisciplinary rail systems, oversee verification and validation evidence, support safety assurance and RAMS activities, and monitor contractor compliance. Facilitate stakeholder workshops, audits, readiness reviews, regulatory submissions, and testing alignment. Provide technical leadership, training, mentorship, dashboards, and governance throughout design, commissioning, and operations.

Develops and validates groundwater models for dewatering predictions, solute transport, and diverse hydrogeological settings. Reviews hydrogeological data, supports multidisciplinary projects, prepares proposals, manages project scopes and budgets, reviews deliverables, and communicates with clients, interest groups, and approval agencies. Requires strong hydrogeology expertise, groundwater modelling experience, data analysis skills, and Canadian professional engineering or geoscience licensure.

Leads complex rail and transit infrastructure projects from planning and design through construction support, commissioning, and closeout. Manages multidisciplinary teams, client and stakeholder relationships, budgets, schedules, risks, quality, procurement, technical coordination, and project performance. Supports proposals and business development, mentors staff, and ensures compliance with safety, regulatory, contractual, and technical requirements.

Design and coordinate electrical MEP systems for commercial, institutional, transportation, aviation, and facility projects. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, emergency power, grounding, fire alarm and low-voltage systems, electrical calculations, BIM modeling, construction documentation, multidisciplinary coordination, construction support, commissioning, and QA/QC. The role works under senior engineers while developing technical expertise in a consulting environment.

Manages the technical development and coordination of a ductbank package, integrating civil, electrical, and telecom inputs for underground utility infrastructure. Leads design reviews, stakeholder coordination, clash resolution, design submissions, constructability reviews, value engineering, and technical risk tracking across all design phases. Ensures models and drawings comply with applicable standards and supports integrated delivery with project and technical management teams.

Leads transportation planning and traffic engineering studies, including transportation master plans, environmental assessments, traffic impact and safety reviews, transit, parking, and demand management studies. Performs traffic modelling, field investigations, technical reporting, regulatory submissions, stakeholder engagement, proposal development, and quality control. Mentors junior staff and coordinates multidisciplinary projects involving municipal, regional, and public-sector stakeholders in Ontario.

Leads commercial management for major infrastructure projects in a joint venture environment. Oversees contract negotiation and administration, subcontractor management, change orders, invoicing, cash flow, risk, claims, insurance, audits, reporting, and compliance. Represents Egis with clients and external stakeholders while mentoring commercial staff and supporting project controls, process improvements, and project governance.

Leads the design, technical assurance, delivery, and governance of overhead catenary systems for rail and transit projects. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, reviews and certifies designs, ensures regulatory and quality compliance, manages schedules, budgets, risks, and stakeholders, and supports construction, testing, commissioning, and systems integration. Mentors engineering staff, resolves field issues, monitors project performance, and drives continuous improvement and engineering innovation.

Leads bridge design and inspection projects from initiation through completion. Manages schedules, budgets, resources, contracts, change orders, invoicing, risks, quality, safety, stakeholder coordination, technical reporting, site inspections, and multidisciplinary teams. Collaborates with consultants, contractors, government agencies, and regulatory authorities while ensuring compliance with engineering standards and contractual requirements. Supports proposals and transportation infrastructure pursuits.

Design railway track alignments, trackwork layouts, CAD/BIM drawings, and three-dimensional models for rail and transit infrastructure projects. Analyze survey data, LiDAR, and terrain models; support drainage, quantity take-offs, cost estimation, technical documentation, and constructability reviews. Coordinate designs with civil, structural, signalling, traction power, and systems teams while verifying deliverables against standards and project requirements.

Leads change and claims management, contractual entitlement, commercial risk, contract administration, negotiations, and dispute resolution across major infrastructure projects. Establishes governance, change and claims registers, risk mitigation plans, forecasting, dashboards, and executive reporting. Partners with project leadership, legal, engineering, procurement, project controls, clients, contractors, and subcontractors to protect contractual rights, recover costs, minimize disputes, and improve commercial outcomes. Mentors teams and develops commercial processes, tools, training, and best practices.

Supports the development, maintenance, analysis, and forecasting of complex capital project schedules. Uses Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project to manage baselines, milestones, dependencies, critical paths, progress measurement, variances, risks, changes, and recovery strategies. Coordinates scheduling inputs across project management, engineering, construction, and project controls teams, and prepares schedule updates, forecasts, dashboards, and performance reports, including EVM analysis where applicable.

Leads multidisciplinary highway and bridge design projects for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation. Responsibilities include technical oversight, project management, highway and interchange design, QA/QC reviews, stakeholder and regulatory coordination, proposals, budgets, schedules, resource planning, and mentoring engineering staff. The role requires professional engineering registration, extensive highway design experience, consulting-environment experience, and coordination with clients, utilities, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams.

Leads and grows Egis’ municipal engineering practice across Ontario, overseeing roadway, water, sanitary, and stormwater infrastructure projects from planning through construction. Accountable for team leadership, project delivery, financial performance, quality, risk, recruitment, client relationships, market growth, and major pursuits. Serves as a technical authority and project leader while mentoring staff and collaborating with Land Development and multidisciplinary infrastructure teams across Ottawa and the GTA.

Lead overhead contact system (OCS) design and delivery for rail/transit projects. Coordinate multidisciplinary interfaces, review and approve designs, ensure regulatory compliance, produce design reports, support construction, testing and commissioning, manage resources, mentor junior staff, implement QA/QC, handle contractor submissions, and liaise with clients and stakeholders to deliver safe, buildable electrification solutions.

Lead and manage civil roadway design for major municipal and provincial highway projects, perform detailed and preliminary design, prepare reports and contract documents, conduct field inspections, provide technical guidance to junior staff, perform QC on Civil 3D/InRoads/Open Roads/MicroStation deliverables, and maintain client relationships.

The Overhead Contact System Engineer designs and integrates electrification systems for urban rail projects, ensuring compliance with standards and coordination among interdisciplinary teams.