Jobs at Dillon Consulting Limited

Lead the Linear Municipal Infrastructure team by recruiting and retaining talent, supporting professional development, managing performance, allocating resources, facilitating communication, and promoting employee engagement. The role oversees engineers and technologists working on water mains, sanitary sewers, stormwater systems, and roadways while fostering collaboration, technical growth, and strong stakeholder relationships.

Leads the Linear Municipal Infrastructure team in recruiting, retention, professional development, performance management, resource planning, communication, and employee engagement. The role supports engineers and technologists delivering water, sewer, stormwater, and roadway infrastructure solutions while collaborating with internal and external stakeholders and Human Resources.

Leads the Linear Municipal Infrastructure team by recruiting and retaining staff, developing employees, managing performance and resources, facilitating communication, and supporting employee engagement. The role oversees engineers and technologists working on water mains, sanitary sewers, stormwater systems, and roadways while fostering collaboration, professional growth, and reliable civil infrastructure design.

Manage civil land development projects, including site plans and subdivisions, from design and approvals through construction and post-construction activities. Coordinate staff, consultants, clients, approval agencies, budgets, invoicing, schedules, and quality assurance. Lead municipal engineering design involving grading, servicing, stormwater, utilities, and roads. Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior staff while supporting client relationships and project delivery.

Provides structural design leadership for commercial, industrial, institutional, and water/wastewater projects. Responsibilities include structural analysis and design, specifications, drawing and shop drawing review, condition assessments, field services, budget and schedule management, multidisciplinary coordination, client and consultant communication, and mentoring junior engineers. Requires professional engineering licensure or eligibility, strong structural design experience, proficiency with structural modeling software, and knowledge of applicable codes and standards.

Source and engage passive candidates, build talent pipelines, conduct talent mapping and competitor research, and support recruitment for hard-to-fill and growth-related roles. The Talent Sourcer will use LinkedIn Recruiter, Boolean search, applicant tracking systems, and AI-enabled tools while partnering with recruitment leads and hiring teams. The role also involves candidate screening, market insights, process compliance, and professional stakeholder engagement.

Collects, processes, analyzes, and delivers GIS, survey, drone, and spatial data for multidisciplinary projects across Nunavut. Responsibilities include RPAS flights, GNSS/RTK and total station surveys, photogrammetry, point-cloud processing, GIS support, web and mobile mapping applications, data management, spatial analysis, visualization, programming, automation, and technical reporting. The role requires collaboration with clients, communities, Inuit organizations, engineers, planners, and scientists, along with regular travel throughout Nunavut and the broader North.

Provides GIS technical support for multidisciplinary consulting projects, including data management, spatial analysis, visualization, web GIS architecture, automated reporting, and application development. Maintains ArcGIS systems and web tools, evaluates GIS software, develops coding procedures, and supports data resolution and process optimization. Collaborates with planners, engineers, scientists, and technologists while producing technical reports and maintaining GIS standards.

Manages daily office operations, workplace culture, administrative services, facilities coordination, onboarding, office communications, invoices, expenses, supplies, visitors, document production, and operational initiatives. The role requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, budgeting, basic accounting, and Microsoft Office skills while working full-time in the Toronto office.

Supports project managers with planning, scheduling, scope changes, resource coordination, invoicing, budget monitoring, financial reconciliation, reporting, documentation, and project closeout. Maintains accurate project and financial records, organizes resources, supports team members with organizational processes, and collaborates with finance and project staff. The role requires at least two years of administrative experience, basic accounting and project management knowledge, Microsoft Office proficiency, and strong organizational and communication skills.

Supports project managers by coordinating project activities, tracking schedules and scope changes, processing invoices, monitoring budgets, maintaining project records, preparing reports, reconciling accounts, organizing resources, and managing project closeout. The role requires strong administrative, financial, organizational, communication, and collaboration skills in a professional consulting environment.

Provides front-desk reception and administrative support in an office environment. Responsibilities include welcoming visitors, managing telephone inquiries, coordinating mail and courier deliveries, maintaining reception coverage, and supporting office operations. Requires strong customer service, communication, interpersonal, organizational, punctuality, and attention-to-detail skills. This is a 12-week, on-site contract in Downtown Toronto, five days per week, starting at 8:00 AM, with 30–37.5 hours weekly.

Leads acoustics, noise, and vibration engineering projects for industrial, energy, transportation, and land development clients. Responsibilities include project management, acoustic modeling, monitoring, abatement strategy development, regulatory liaison, technical mentorship, multidisciplinary collaboration, business development, and client relationship growth. The role also supports digital project delivery, continuous learning, and travel between Dillon offices as needed.

Designs traffic signals, roadway lighting, illumination systems, and low-voltage electrical distribution for multidisciplinary projects. Prepares layouts, wiring diagrams, photometric analyses, contract documents, specifications, calculations, and supports site visits and contract administration. Coordinates projects for public and private clients, provides technical direction and mentoring to junior staff, manages stakeholders, and contributes to professional development and business travel as needed.

Design lighting, traffic signals, illumination systems, wiring diagrams, low-voltage electrical distribution, and photometric analyses. Prepare contract documents, specifications, and calculations; coordinate multidisciplinary projects; conduct site visits and contract administration; and travel to other offices as needed. Mentor junior staff, support professional development, and contribute technical expertise, project management, and client relationship skills to public and private-sector infrastructure projects.

Lead electrical engineering design and project delivery for water and wastewater, landfill, and industrial manufacturing projects. Responsibilities include power distribution, motor controls, instrumentation, SCADA/PLC systems, electrical calculations, code compliance, specifications, testing, peer reviews, construction coordination, utility coordination, business development, and mentoring engineering staff. The role requires managing multidisciplinary deliverables across multiple regions while ensuring quality, constructability, and adherence to applicable electrical and safety standards.

Supports Indigenous rights consultation and environmental impact assessment projects by collecting and analyzing Indigenous Knowledge, traditional land-use, socio-cultural, and socio-economic data. The role contributes to baseline studies, effects assessments, community engagement, qualitative analysis, and culturally appropriate reports. It requires collaboration with Indigenous communities, strong research and communication skills, project organization, critical thinking, travel as needed, and a valid driver's license.

Supports Indigenous rights engagement and consultation within environmental assessment projects. Responsibilities include collecting Indigenous Knowledge and traditional land-use data, conducting research and qualitative analysis, supporting effects and socio-cultural assessments, coordinating community engagement, and preparing culturally appropriate reports. The role also requires collaboration across projects, strong organization, critical thinking, communication skills, and occasional travel.

Electrical Technologist supporting multidisciplinary projects through electrical design, drafting, calculations, construction inspections, shop drawing reviews, contractor responses, and system commissioning. The role requires AutoCAD and Revit experience, knowledge of Canadian Electrical and building codes, hands-on electrical systems design, and eligibility for Certified Engineering Technologist registration. Occasional business travel may be required, with opportunities for professional development and hybrid work.

The GIS Analyst supports multidisciplinary projects through GIS data management, spatial analysis, visualization, web GIS architecture, application development, automated reporting, and technical systems improvement. Responsibilities include maintaining ArcGIS platforms, developing mobile and web applications, testing and optimizing GIS tools, researching software solutions, and applying programming, ETL, database, statistical, and machine learning techniques. The role also requires technical reporting, collaboration, quality assurance, and ongoing professional development.