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Performs electrical design for energy industry projects, including single-line diagrams, layouts, schematics, wiring diagrams, cable schedules, panel schedules, and equipment details. Coordinates design activities, supports budgets and proposals, mentors junior designers, analyzes technical issues, and ensures project objectives, schedules, and budgets are met. Requires extensive Canadian oil and gas experience, expert AutoCAD skills, knowledge of the Canadian Electrical Code, and familiarity with industry standards and document management. Site travel may be required.

Designs and supports highway and transportation infrastructure projects, including intersections, road widenings, interchanges, and related enhancements. Prepares engineering documents, calculations, specifications, cost estimates, and schedules; coordinates with teams, clients, agencies, and subcontractors; conducts site visits and inspections; and provides construction-phase technical support. The role requires civil engineering expertise, transportation design experience, MicroStation proficiency, and occasional travel to project or client sites.

Provides electrical engineering leadership across multidisciplinary projects, including design calculations, power system studies, drawings, specifications, code compliance, quality reviews, field inspections, construction support, commissioning, and client coordination. Develops project deliverables, supports scope and schedule management, mentors junior staff, and contributes to business development. The role requires six years of electrical engineering experience, an electrical engineering degree, and APEGA P.Eng. registration. Work is office, hybrid, or remote with occasional travel.

Designs highways and transportation projects under experienced engineers or project managers. Applies transportation engineering standards, prepares engineering documents for advertisement and construction, develops cost estimates, and supports multiple design projects. Requires collaboration with state transportation agencies, strong communication skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office, MicroStation, and InRoads or GeoPak. The role is in-office in Dover or New Castle, Delaware.

Leads traffic engineering design projects from studies through construction plans, managing traffic analysis, design, safety, data collection, operational studies, budgets, proposals, QA/QC, and project delivery. Oversees engineering teams, applies MUTCD and applicable standards, develops traffic control recommendations, and supports business development. Requires a PE license, extensive traffic engineering experience, and strong communication and project management skills.

Designs and implements electrical, instrumentation, and controls systems for industrial, commercial, and municipal water and wastewater treatment projects. Responsibilities include developing proposals, electrical schematics, bills of materials, PLC logic, HMI and SCADA applications; selecting instrumentation; commissioning systems onsite; troubleshooting hardware, software, and process issues; preparing manuals; training employees and clients; and maintaining electrical equipment.

Full-time engineering internship supporting civil, municipal, and environmental projects. Interns may collaborate across architectural, structural, civil, electrical, mechanical, process engineering, pipeline design, and integrity management disciplines while gaining professional experience serving local communities.

Full-time internship opportunity supporting civil, municipal, and environmental projects. Interns collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across architectural, structural, civil, electrical, mechanical, process engineering, pipeline design, and integrity management disciplines to deliver solutions for local communities. Applicants should submit a resume for consideration and follow-up from the recruiting team.

Leads large, multidisciplinary federal programs from initiation through closeout while managing budgets, risks, resources, quality, and client satisfaction. Drives Central Division federal-sector growth through client development, capture planning, contract and funding analysis, pursuit leadership, proposal support, and strategic partnerships. Builds relationships with federal agencies and teaming partners, identifies follow-on opportunities, monitors market trends, and coordinates federal initiatives. The role requires extensive federal-market and program-management experience, leadership skills, and approximately 30–40% travel.

Leads multidisciplinary pipeline and utility engineering projects from proposals through closeout. Manages client relationships, budgets, schedules, subcontractors, quality, risk, safety compliance, and technical deliverables. Coordinates engineering, construction support, railroad permitting, agency engagement, and stakeholder communications across concurrent projects. Provides technical leadership and practical solutions while ensuring projects meet scope, regulatory, financial, schedule, and client-service objectives.