Intermediate Coastal Engineer

Intermediate Coastal Engineer

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Your Opportunity We are seeking an Intermediate Coastal Engineer to join our Dartmouth office, with consideration for other Atlantic Canadian locations. You will be part of the Water Resources Technical Team within Stantec's Water Business Line.

Your Key Responsibilities

As an Intermediate Coastal Engineer, you will contribute to a variety of hydrotechnical, hydrologic, and hydraulic projects within a dynamic design team. You will report directly to a Project Manager or Team Lead.

• Develop hydrodynamic models using tools such as MIKE 3, MIKE 21, and Telemac to support coastal and river engineering projects including design of coastal protection, nature based solutions, flooding risk analysis, design of marine infrastructure, sediment transport analysis, shoreline protection assessments, etc
• Apply a strong understanding of hydrologic and hydraulic principles, with proficiency in HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, and PCSWMM
• Prepare clear and comprehensive technical reports documenting field investigations, analytical findings, and interpretations
• Support proposal development and assist in creating work plans, project schedules, and budgets, while managing assigned projects and tasks
• Collaborate effectively within multidisciplinary teams, contributing to a cohesive and productive work environment
• Demonstrate a solid understanding and consistent application of industry standards, guidelines, and regulatory frameworks
• Perform primarily office-based work, involving extended periods of computer use and data analysis

Your Capabilities and Credentials

- Strong verbal, written, and presentation communication skills

- Ability to deliver high-quality, organized, and consistent results

- Self-motivated and collaborative team player

- Capable of managing multiple tasks and priorities daily

- Recognized for technical expertise and practical problem-solving

- Disciplined approach to project execution and technical excellence

- Sound decision-making and problem-solving abilities

- Excellent team-building abilities

- Technically proficient

- Familiarity with local markets and practices is an asset

- Commitment to Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) standards

- Project management skills are an asset

- Valid G-class driver's license required

Education and Experience

- Graduate degree in Engineering with a focus on hydrodynamics, water resources, or hydrology

- Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in consulting or regulatory environments

- Regular use of hydrodynamic modeling tools

- Professional registration with APGNS or Engineers NS (or equivalent provincial entity) or eligibility to obtain P.Eng. or P.Geo.

Typical office environment working with computers and remaining sedentary for long periods of time. Field work may include exposure to the elements including inclement weather