Jobs at Dillon Consulting Limited

Supports Indigenous Knowledge, traditional land and resource use, socio-cultural data collection, environmental impact assessments, qualitative analysis, reporting, and Indigenous community consultation. The role coordinates research and project deliverables, contributes to cultural impact assessments, manages multiple deadlines, and works collaboratively across projects and time zones. A relevant degree, 1–3 years of experience, Indigenous community experience, a valid driver’s license, and willingness to travel are required.

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.

Leads municipal and industrial water, wastewater, and infrastructure projects from strategy and preliminary design through detailed design, tendering, construction administration, and commissioning. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, manages client and regulatory relationships, supports business development, prepares proposals, and mentors junior staff. The role also provides technical leadership in treatment processes, industrial water management, regulatory compliance, and sustainable engineering solutions.

Supports the design and delivery of municipal drainage and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include preparing Civil 3D drawings, stormwater and sanitary designs, hydraulic calculations, hydrologic models, servicing reports, tender documents, cost estimates, and approval submissions. The role also involves coordinating with clients and authorities, reviewing shop drawings, attending site inspections, and contributing to project meetings and ongoing professional development.

Leads complex multidisciplinary consulting projects from proposal through completion, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risks, client communications, and project teams. Provides targeted intervention for high-risk projects, conducts root cause analysis, monitors financial performance, and develops corrective actions to improve delivery efficiency. The role also supports project managers across national practices and requires deep knowledge of professional services consulting operations.

Leads complex, multidisciplinary consulting projects from proposal through completion, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risks, financial performance, client communications, and project teams. Provides targeted intervention for high-risk projects, conducts root cause analysis, develops corrective actions, and improves project delivery processes across engineering, environmental, and planning practices.

Develops, calibrates, and analyzes hydrologic and hydraulic models for storm, sanitary, combined sewer, water distribution, drainage, and water resources systems. Uses specialized modelling software to identify capacity constraints and performance issues, oversees flow monitoring, interprets results, and prepares technical reports. Provides technical leadership, mentorship, client support, and business development contributions on municipal infrastructure projects.

Leads municipal and industrial water and wastewater infrastructure projects from strategy and preliminary design through detailed design, tendering, construction administration, and commissioning. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, clients, agencies, subcontractors, and junior staff. Develops proposals, cultivates client relationships, supports business development, and mentors engineers. The role requires technical leadership in treatment facilities, pumping stations, industrial water management, Canadian regulations, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.

Conducts aquatic, wildlife, vegetation, habitat, land cover, and water quality field programs across Alberta and Western Canada. Supports environmental monitoring during construction, evaluates contractor compliance with permits and regulations, prepares technical reports, and collaborates with biologists, ecologists, engineers, planners, and environmental scientists. Requires environmental consulting experience, knowledge of Alberta or British Columbia regulations, professional biology eligibility, fieldwork capability in remote and varied terrain, and a valid driver’s license.

Administer and maintain company-wide on-premises and cloud infrastructure, including networking, Azure environments, physical and virtual systems, storage, and security monitoring. Troubleshoot complex technical issues, manage infrastructure standards and documentation, participate in projects, and support after-hours activities as needed. The role requires extensive experience with Palo Alto firewalls, Layer 3 switches, network design, cloud platforms, servers, virtualization, identity systems, productivity platforms, and backup technologies.

Leads acoustics, noise, and vibration engineering projects for industrial, transportation, and land development clients. Responsibilities include project management, acoustic modeling and monitoring, abatement strategy development, regulatory liaison, technical mentoring, multidisciplinary collaboration, and business development. The role also supports digital project delivery, professional development, and client relationship growth, with occasional travel to other offices.

Commercial Finance Manager serving as a strategic business advisor across business units and practices. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, pricing strategy, margin and profitability oversight, pipeline and backlog analysis, project financial reporting, WIP and AR monitoring, variance analysis, and performance improvement planning. The role partners with operational and project leaders to support revenue growth, utilization, cost management, and financial accountability.

Designs and owns solution and technical architecture across applications, integrations, automation, data, infrastructure, and AI-enabled solutions. Builds proofs of concept and reference implementations, collaborates with developers, reviews specifications and code, establishes API and integration patterns, and resolves complex technical issues. The role requires hands-on software engineering, ERP integration experience, cloud familiarity, and the ability to influence architecture across teams in a hybrid environment.

The Municipal Drainage Engineer leads civil engineering teams and municipal drainage projects, including functional and detailed design, construction documents, specifications, construction administration, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, regulatory approvals, and client consultation. The role also supports business development, proposal preparation, relationship management, mentoring junior staff, and professional development. Experience with Ontario municipal drainage standards, the Drainage Act, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D is valuable.

Manage Indigenous community planning and strategy projects, including comprehensive community plans, land use plans, engagement strategies, policy development, and consultation programs. Prepare and review planning documents, facilitate meetings and workshops, analyze research and engagement outcomes, communicate with clients and communities, mentor junior staff, and support proposals and business development. The role requires strong planning, writing, project management, and culturally appropriate Indigenous engagement experience.

Leads hydrogeological and environmental consulting projects involving groundwater investigations, field programs, hydraulic testing, remediation, dewatering, landfill assessments, and groundwater flow modelling. Prepares technical reports, manages budgets and schedules, supports business development, ensures safety compliance, and mentors junior staff. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, client relationship management, regulatory knowledge, and use of hydrogeological modelling and technical software.

Lead hydrogeological and environmental consulting projects involving groundwater investigations, field programs, hydraulic testing, dewatering, remediation, environmental site assessments, and groundwater flow modeling. Prepare technical reports, work plans, and proposals; manage budgets, schedules, and client relationships; mentor junior staff; support business development; and ensure health and safety compliance. The role requires collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and may involve fieldwork around drilling and excavation equipment.