Continue the development of your critical thinking skills? Work on a mix of local and global projects? Our size allows us to draw on colleagues across the globe just as easily as if they were across the hall.

We also advocate for continued professional development and encourage this by hosting a range of internal and external training sessions and encouraging staff to participate in conferences. size - large enough to win intriguing projects, small enough for the President and CEO to know you by name creative perspectives that come through diverse and inclusive teams international reputation for technical excellence, everyone maintains a technical focus Our focus is on the application of critical thinking to the management of mine waste and water. By continuing your career journey with us, you would be part of our Mining Environmental Group, based out our Vancouver office. The role of Senior Water Resources Engineer will provide you with the opportunity to: Engage with clients, colleagues, and suppliers on environmentally focused field programs and design solutions Conduct hydrological and hydraulic analysis including flood mapping, water balance analysis, and hydraulic modelling Incorporate climate change resiliency in hydrological and hydraulic analysis Support mine water management design and optimization Build client rapport as projects progress from feasibility through to mine closure Coordinate with other engineering disciplines to integrate water management systems into overall design and operation Prepare technical reports, proposals, and other documentation related to water resources engineering We are looking for a Senior Water Resources Engineer to join our Vancouver-based engineering team to work on local and international mining and resource projects.





Your experience will be applied to the planning, investigation, assessment, design, and construction of tailings and water dams and waste storage for mining. Career development can be managed to support personal preferences such as niche, technical design specialists, or project participation in both technical dam engineering scopes and project management, or all-round engineering specialists. ~ A degree in civil engineering: a master’s degree is considered an asset ~15+ years’ civil design experience related to surface water controls (preferably for mining or related industries), with a track record of continued development ~ Experience in hydrotechnical designs analyses (e.g., water balance, open channel flow, erosion protection) ~ An ability to build relationships with multidisciplinary project-based teams ~ Ability to multi-task, maintain flexibility, high degree of organization, and work independently with minimal supervision in a deadline-driven environment. ~ An ability to find creative solutions and know how to present them. Demonstrate that you are flexible and seek solutions rather than focus on problems.

A willingness to travel and undertake fieldwork. Annual performance and salary review PSMJ's supported track record of profitability, leading to above average bonus payouts Vacation policy that aligns to your experience Flexible perks, including RSP, social, and mental well-being initiatives Dedication to WEF's "Four Pillars" of Environment Social Governance framework, Governance, People, Planet and Prosperity We are a global organization committed developing a respectful workplace founded on the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion. We strive to be a workplace where our employees, clients, and the communities in the regions we operate, feel valued and are treated equitable.

📌 Water Resources Engineer/Engineer-In-Training (Vancouver)
🏢 Klohn Crippen Berger
📍 Vancouver