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The Senior Project Manager for Conveyance leads complex municipal conveyance projects, manages project teams, liaises with clients, and oversees budgets and schedules. Additionally, this role involves providing technical leadership and mentoring team members.

Lead electrical design and construction oversight for building projects of varying complexity, coordinating with teams and clients from proposal to closeout.

Lead and perform complex airfield electrical engineering designs (power distribution, AGL, approach lighting, signage), manage projects, mentor junior staff, liaise with clients, support permitting, commissioning, site QC, and business development across airport and related infrastructure sectors.

Serve as a strategic HR partner advising leaders across Ontario and Atlantic Canada on workforce planning, organizational design, talent development, employee relations, performance management, compensation, change management, training delivery, HR projects, and data-driven HR initiatives to improve engagement and organizational outcomes.

Manage the Metrolinx account by driving business development, enhancing client relationships, leading project execution, and collaborating across various business lines at Stantec.

Manage implementation and coordination of national and regional tradeshows, conferences, sponsorships, advertising, and regional photography to promote brand awareness. Coordinate collateral, vendors, logistics, budgets, and post-event tracking while ensuring adherence to Stantec brand guidelines and supporting marketing and communications strategies.

Designs and develops electrical distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and communication systems for institutional, commercial, and industrial buildings. Responsibilities include design studies, calculations, modeling, technical reporting, site surveys, project planning, client communication, and construction site inspections. The role supports projects across Quebec and offers mentorship toward professional engineering licensure.

Designs provincial highways, interchanges, and municipal roads, including alignments, profiles, cross-sections, grading, roadside safety, drainage, quantities, cost estimates, and contract documents. Collects and manages field data, prepares technical reports and project documentation, performs data entry, and follows engineering, safety, and work procedures. Uses roadway design software and computer-aided drafting applications while supporting field, laboratory, and office activities.

The Transportation Engineer leads municipal roadway design projects, oversees financial management, develops proposals, ensures quality, and collaborates with teams and clients.

Manage roadway design projects, overseeing budget, staffing, and compliance. Develop proposals and reports while ensuring quality and safety standards are met.