Jobs at Egis

Produce and manage Revit models and construction drawing sets for Field Electrical Centre buildings across disciplines; run federated model coordination and clash detection in Navisworks; enforce BIM standards, BEP and CDE workflows; maintain revision control and coordination logs; support as-built updates, visualizations, quantity take-offs, and CAD field support through design, construction, and as-built phases.

Manage registration, uploading, tracking, and distribution of technical documents and correspondence for infrastructure projects. Ensure accuracy, compliance, and document workflows using collaborative platforms; prepare reports and support project teams with administrative and process-improvement tasks.

Lead development and management of complex construction project schedules, coordinate engineering, construction and procurement teams, monitor schedule performance and risks, optimize resources and earned value integration, manage budget impacts of schedule changes, and mentor junior planners.

Senior leader responsible for building and growing Egis' Municipal Engineering practice across Ontario. Oversee planning, design, and delivery of roadways, watermains, sanitary and storm systems from Class EA through construction. Drive practice strategy, financial performance, client relationships, pursuits, and mentor technical teams while coordinating delivery across Ottawa and the GTHA.

The Municipal Engineer will lead major civil roadway projects, providing technical guidance and maintaining client relationships, focused on MTO and municipal infrastructure design.

The Senior Municipal Engineer leads municipal and transportation infrastructure projects, focusing on roadway components from planning to construction, while mentoring junior engineers and ensuring quality control.

Lead design, integration, verification, validation, and commissioning of CBTC/ATC signaling for LRT, develop specifications and safety cases to EN/CENELEC and AREMA, manage FAT/SAT, coordinate stakeholders, mentor junior engineers, and support yard/OMSF signaling and train control.

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 multidisciplinary design teams to achieve GHG reduction and decarbonization goals across all project phases. Manage scope, schedule, cost, design reviews, stakeholder engagement, and reporting for a major infrastructure project while building Egis Canada's Energy Team to deliver energy modeling, decarbonization feasibility studies, and energy auditing services.

The Municipal Engineer will manage civil roadway components of major projects, providing technical guidance, preparing reports and designs, and maintaining client relationships.

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.

Lead permanent signage design for transit and roadway projects in Hamilton, integrating regulatory, wayfinding, and multimodal signage with corridor-wide engineering. Produce sign placement plans, schedules, and documentation; ensure compliance with OTM and municipal standards; coordinate multidisciplinary teams through planning, design, and implementation.

Produce and maintain detailed construction staging and traffic management drawing packages for the Hamilton LRT corridor. Convert design markups into coordinated plan sets, manage revisions and document control, perform QA/QC, coordinate with roadway/transit/utility teams, and improve CAD workflows and standards to support phased construction and temporary traffic measures.

Lead development and coordination of staged construction solutions for the Hamilton LRT corridor. Create detailed construction staging layouts, traffic accommodation plans, detours, pedestrian/cyclist provisions, and transit adjustments. Coordinate multidisciplinary inputs, prepare technical reports and contract deliverables, ensure constructability, mentor junior staff, and maintain safety and regulatory compliance during phased construction.

Lead and design field monitoring and biological surveys, manage complex environmental assessment projects, prepare technical reports and proposals, liaise with clients and regulators, mentor staff, support business development, and conduct physically demanding fieldwork including occasional night and remote deployments.

Produce and maintain signage CAD drawing packages for transportation corridor projects, including sign placement plans, schedules, coordination with engineers, quality checks, revisions, and document control to ensure compliance with drafting standards.

The Electrical Traffic Signal Designer is responsible for designing and implementing traffic signal systems, developing design documentation, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, while ensuring compliance with standards and regulations.

The Electrical Engineer will design and implement electrical systems for traffic signals, ensuring compliance with regulations while providing technical guidance to junior staff and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

Lead highway and bridge design projects for MTO, mentor engineers, ensure QA/QC, manage client relationships, and control project budgets and timelines.