We are seeking a motivated and experienced Intermediate Water Resources Engineer (P.Eng.) to join our engineering and environmental consulting team. This position supports a diverse portfolio of mining, hydroelectric, infrastructure, municipal, and environmental projects throughout British Columbia and beyond. Based in Vancouver, the successful candidate will apply their technical expertise in hydrology, hydraulics, and water resources engineering to deliver practical and innovative solutions for complex water management challenges.

Working collaboratively with senior engineers, scientists, project managers, and multidisciplinary teams, the successful candidate will be responsible for leading technical components of projects, performing engineering analyses, preparing technical deliverables, and supporting client and regulatory requirements. This role is ideal for an engineer who enjoys applying technical knowledge to real-world challenges, managing project tasks, and continuing to develop as a technical leader within a consulting environment.

• Lead and complete hydrologic, hydraulic, and water resources engineering analyses for mining, hydroelectric, municipal, infrastructure, and environmental projects.
• Prepare and review hydrologic assessments, flood studies, low-flow assessments, watershed analyses, climate assessments, and water balance models.
• Perform hydraulic analyses and design assessments for rivers, streams, culverts, bridges, spillways, channels, drainage systems, and water management infrastructure.
• Develop engineering calculations, models, technical specifications, drawings, and design documentation.
• Apply professional engineering judgment to evaluate technical challenges and develop practical solutions.
• Manage technical tasks within larger multidisciplinary projects, including scope definition, scheduling, budgeting, and quality control.
• Prepare, review, and contribute to technical reports, engineering memoranda, proposals, regulatory submissions, and client deliverables.
• Support and oversee field investigations, including hydrometric monitoring, site assessments, construction observations, and environmental monitoring programs.
• Review and interpret hydrologic, meteorological, topographic, and environmental datasets to support engineering decisions.
• Provide technical guidance and mentorship to graduate engineers, engineers-in-training, and field staff.
• Participate in client meetings, regulatory discussions, project planning sessions, and technical presentations.
• Support construction-phase services including contractor communication, field reviews, technical support, and response to site conditions.
• Assist with business development activities including proposal preparation, client relationship development, and identification of project opportunities.
• Maintain project documentation and deliverables in accordance with company quality management procedures.
• Adhere to company safety policies, professional practice requirements, client requirements, and applicable provincial and federal regulations.

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a closely related engineering discipline.
• Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) with Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC), or eligible for registration in British Columbia.
• 3–8 years of relevant engineering experience in water resources, hydrotechnical, environmental, or civil infrastructure consulting.
• Experience delivering water resources engineering projects for mining, hydroelectric, municipal, infrastructure, or environmental clients.
• Strong technical understanding of hydrology, hydraulics, watershed processes, flood frequency analysis, and water management principles.
• Demonstrated experience with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling tools and engineering analysis software.
• Experience preparing technical reports, engineering designs, and regulatory documentation.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver high-quality technical work within project schedules and budgets.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to communicate technical concepts clearly to clients, regulators, and project teams.
• Experience mentoring junior technical staff is considered an asset.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office software.
• Experience with software such as HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, GoldSim, GIS platforms, AutoCAD/Civil 3D, Aquarius, Python, R, or other engineering analysis tools is considered an asset.

• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation with Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC) or ability to obtain registration in British Columbia.
• Valid Class 5 Driver's Licence.
• Standard First Aid with CPR is considered an asset.
• WHMIS.
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG), Bear Awareness, Wilderness First Aid, Fall Protection, Swiftwater Rescue, or other field safety certifications are considered assets.

The successful candidate must be capable of:

• Participating in field investigations under varying weather conditions.
• Walking over uneven terrain and around active construction, industrial, and remote project sites.
• Hiking moderate distances while carrying field equipment when required.
• Working safely around rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and water management infrastructure.
• Occasionally lifting and carrying equipment weighing up to 25 kg (55 lbs).
• Working extended hours or overtime periodically to meet project deadlines or field program requirements

• Competitive salary based on experience and qualifications.
• Comprehensive health and dental benefits.
• Competitive RRSP package.
• Opportunities for technical leadership and career advancement within a growing consulting practice.
• Mentorship and collaboration with experienced Professional Engineers and technical specialists.
• Support for ongoing professional development, continuing education, and specialized technical training.
• Exposure to diverse and challenging water resources, hydrotechnical, environmental, and infrastructure projects.
• A collaborative and supportive consulting environment that values technical excellence, innovation, and professional growth.
• The opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that support sustainable resource development, climate resilience, and responsible water management.

We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Graduate Field Technician to join our engineering and environmental field services team. This position supports a wide range of mining, hydroelectric, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring projects throughout British Columbia and beyond. Based in Vancouver, the successful candidate will assist with collecting environmental, hydrometric, and climate data, maintaining monitoring equipment, and supporting environmental monitoring programs in remote and challenging field environments.

Working under the guidance of experienced engineers, scientists, and field technicians, the successful candidate will gain practical experience in hydrometric and environmental field monitoring while developing the technical and professional skills required for a career in environmental consulting. This role is ideal for an individual who enjoys working outdoors, traveling extensively, learning new technical skills, and contributing to projects that support sustainable resource development and environmental stewardship

• Assist with hydrometric field monitoring, including streamflow measurements, water level monitoring, and discharge measurements.
• Assist with the installation, operation, calibration, and maintenance of hydrometric instrumentation, including water level loggers, telemetry systems, pressure transducers, and meteorological stations.
• Assist with environmental monitoring activities including:
  • Surface water sampling
  • Groundwater monitoring
  • Water quality measurements
  • Sediment sampling
  • Environmental inspections
• Collect, record, and organize field data in accordance with project protocols and quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) procedures.
• Prepare field notes, photographs, and site documentation for review by senior staff.
• Assist with the installation and maintenance of environmental monitoring infrastructure in remote locations.
• Support construction, operational, and environmental compliance monitoring programs for mining, hydroelectric, and infrastructure projects.
• Work safely around rivers, lakes, reservoirs, construction sites, and industrial operations while following company and client safety requirements.
• Operate company vehicles and, following appropriate training, assist with the operation of ATVs, UTVs, boats, snowmobiles, and other field equipment as required.
• Assist engineers, scientists, and senior field technicians with field investigations, equipment installations, and monitoring programs.
• Participate in environmental baseline studies, compliance monitoring, and emergency response activities as required.
• Assist with maintaining field equipment, vehicles, tools, and inventory.
• Participate in company training programs and actively develop technical field and office skills.
• Adhere to company safety policies, client requirements, and applicable provincial and federal regulations.

• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Hydrology, Geography, Earth Sciences, Natural Resources, Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering, or a related discipline.
• 0–2 years of relevant field experience. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply.
• Previous experience through co-op programs, internships, summer employment, or field schools is considered an asset.
• Interest in hydrometrics, environmental monitoring, and natural resource projects.
• Basic knowledge of environmental field methods and scientific data collection principles.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Willingness to learn new field techniques, equipment, and software.
• Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office; familiarity with GIS, data management software, or environmental monitoring equipment is considered an asset.

• Valid Class 5 Driver's Licence (or ability to obtain one prior to employment).
• Standard First Aid with CPR (or willingness to obtain shortly after hiring).
• WHMIS (training can be provided).
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) certification is considered an asset.
• Swiftwater Rescue, Fall Protection, Bear Awareness, Wilderness First Aid, ATV/UTV, Boat Operator, or Drone Pilot certifications are considered assets but are not required.

The successful candidate must be capable of:

• Working in remote and rugged terrain under varying weather conditions.
• Working safely in and around fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and boats.
• Hiking long distances while carrying field equipment.
• Lifting and carrying equipment weighing up to 25 kg (55 lbs).
• Working around rivers, lakes, steep terrain, and active construction sites.
• Working extended shifts, overtime, and rotational schedules when required.

This position requires frequent travel throughout British Columbia, including remote mining sites, hydroelectric facilities, and environmental monitoring locations. Overnight travel and extended periods away from home are expected. The successful candidate should enjoy working in diverse outdoor environments, be adaptable to changing project schedules, and be willing to travel extensively as project requirements dictate.

• Competitive salary.
• Comprehensive health and dental benefits.
• Competitive RRSP package.
• Structured on-the-job training and mentorship from experienced engineers, scientists, and field technicians.
• Opportunities for professional development, technical training, and industry certifications.
• Diverse and challenging field projects across British Columbia.
• A collaborative and supportive team environment with clear opportunities for career advancement.
• The opportunity to develop a rewarding career while contributing to meaningful environmental monitoring and sustainable resource development projects.

The successful candidate must be capable of:

• Working in remote and rugged terrain under varying weather conditions.
• Comfortable working in and around fixed wing aircraft, helicopters, and boats
• Hiking long distances while carrying field equipment.
• Lifting and carrying equipment weighing up to 25 kg (55 lbs).
• Working around rivers, lakes, steep terrain, and active construction sites.
• Working extended shifts, overtime, and rotational schedules if required.

We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Graduate Water Resources Engineer to join our engineering and environmental consulting team. This position supports a wide range of mining, hydroelectric, infrastructure, municipal, and environmental projects throughout British Columbia and beyond. Based in Vancouver, the successful candidate will assist with hydrologic, hydraulic, climate, and water resources engineering studies while working alongside experienced engineers and scientists to deliver technically sound and practical engineering solutions.

Working under the supervision of Professional Engineers, the successful candidate will gain experience in hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, engineering design, environmental assessments, field investigations, technical reporting, and project delivery. This role is ideal for an individual who enjoys solving technical challenges, working in both office and field environments, and building a career in water resources engineering and environmental consulting.

• Assist with hydrologic, hydraulic, and water resources engineering analyses for mining, hydroelectric, municipal, infrastructure, and environmental projects.
• Support the development of hydrologic assessments, flood studies, water balance models, watershed analyses, and climate assessments.
• Assist with hydraulic analyses for rivers, streams, culverts, bridges, spillways, channels, and water management infrastructure.
• Perform engineering calculations and assist with technical analyses using industry-standard software and engineering tools.
• Assist with the preparation of engineering designs, technical drawings, specifications, and construction support documentation.
• Support field investigations, including hydrometric monitoring, site inspections, construction observations, and environmental monitoring activities.
• Compile, review, and analyze hydrologic, meteorological, topographic, and environmental datasets.
• Assist with preparing technical reports, memoranda, proposals, figures, tables, and engineering calculations.
• Support senior engineers with environmental assessments, regulatory applications, and permitting documentation.
• Participate in project meetings, client meetings, and site visits as required.
• Maintain organized project files and documentation in accordance with company quality management procedures.
• Participate in internal technical training and actively develop engineering knowledge and consulting skills.
• Adhere to company quality management procedures, safety policies, client requirements, and applicable engineering standards and regulations.

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a closely related engineering discipline.
• Eligible for registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) with Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC), or another Canadian engineering regulator with the ability to transfer registration.
• 0–3 years of relevant engineering experience. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply.
• Previous co-op, internship, or summer experience in consulting engineering, water resources, hydrology, or environmental engineering is considered an asset.
• Fundamental understanding of hydrology, hydraulics, fluid mechanics, and water resources engineering principles.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary project teams.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office software.
• Experience with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, EPA SWMM, PCSWMM, GoldSim, GIS software, Python, R, or other engineering software is considered an asset.

• Valid Class 5 Driver's Licence.
• Eligibility for registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT).
• Standard First Aid with CPR is considered an asset.
• WHMIS training (training can be provided).
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG), Bear Awareness, Wilderness First Aid, Fall Protection, or other field safety certifications are considered assets.

The successful candidate must be capable of:

• Participating in occasional field investigations under varying weather conditions.
• Walking over uneven terrain and around active construction and industrial sites.
• Hiking moderate distances while carrying field equipment.
• Lifting and carrying equipment weighing up to 25 kg (55 lbs) when participating in field programs.
• Working safely around rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and construction sites.
• Occasional overtime and extended workdays during field assignments.

• Competitive salary.
• Comprehensive health and dental benefits.
• Competitive RRSP package.
• Structured mentorship from experienced Professional Engineers and technical specialists.
• Support toward achieving Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) registration, including exposure to diverse engineering projects and progressive responsibility.
• Ongoing professional development, technical training, and continuing education opportunities.
• Diverse and technically challenging projects across British Columbia and beyond.
• A collaborative and supportive consulting environment with excellent opportunities for career advancement.
• The opportunity to contribute to meaningful water resources, environmental, and infrastructure projects that support sustainable resource development and resilient communities.