Posted Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 4:00 AM Are you an experienced engineering professional eager to advance your career with a dedicated, community-focused, award-winning company? Tatham Engineering offers the opportunity to join a supportive team that values mentorship and provides challenging, rewarding work. Put your knowledge and experience to meaningful use in an environment where collaboration and growth are encouraged. We are seeking a Noise Engineer, Project Manager to fill an existing vacancy in our Air & Noise, Decarbonization & Net Zero department. Experience with air quality engineering will be considered an asset. The successful candidate will be ideally based out of our Barrie office or Guelph office. This position is responsible for the design, assessment and modeling of projects as well as providing technical direction and assisting with business development. Key Responsibilities: Design/drafting using appropriate software Prepare noise and vibration calculations, report writing,
project coordination and management Client support and management Conduct noise modeling using CadnaA or STAMPSON Conduct site/field visits to review and confirm existing conditions, or complete noise measurements Compile and analyze data Confirm regulatory requirements for the project location and determine appropriate mitigation measures Prepare submissions and applications for required approvals Key Position Requirements: P.Eng. in the province of Ontario, registered with PEO Minimum of 5 years of engineering experience, preferably in the consulting setting A degree in Mechanical, Chemical or Environmental Engineering, Engineering Physics or a related engineering discipline Strong, relevant design and project management experience Strong communication and interpersonal skills Experience with air quality engineering, emission calculation and AERMOD is considered an asset Experience with GHG quantification and net-zero pathway studies is considered an asset How to Apply Click the “Apply Now” button below and follow the instructions to create your