Are you a Professional Engineer who is passionate about delivering infrastructure projects that support public safety, environmental stewardship, and sustainable resource management? Do you enjoy collaborating with diverse stakeholders, providing technical expertise, and contributing to engineering solutions that have a meaningful impact across Ontario? If so, consider this rewarding opportunity with the Ontario Public Service.

About the job In this position, you will:

provide engineering support and assistance with respect to ministry projects related to the planning, design, implementation and upgrading of advanced traffic management systems (ATMS) on provincial highways.

review and evaluate engineering studies, designs, consultant submissions and technical reports to ensure compliance with ministry standards, policies and legislative requirements

work collaboratively with engineers, technicians, consultants, contractors, municipalities, conservation authorities, Indigenous communities, and other stakeholders to deliver project objectives

conduct and assess field inspections, condition assessments and infrastructure evaluations, and provide recommendations regarding maintenance, repair or replacement strategies

participate in procurement and contract management activities, including consultant acquisition, project monitoring and performance evaluation

prepare technical reports, briefing materials, presentations and correspondence related to engineering projects and infrastructure management initiatives

provide technical guidance, knowledge transfer and support to staff, consultants and stakeholders on engineering policies, standards and best practices





support emergency response activities and represent the ministry in hearings, legal proceedings, inquiries and stakeholder consultations, as required

What you bring to the team Mandatory requirements

You are licensed as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in good standing with Skilled Engineers Ontario (PEO), or eligible to obtain PEO licensure as a condition of employment.

You possess a valid driver’s licence or equivalent, as recognized by the Province of Ontario.

You are willing and able to travel, including to remote locations, and work outdoors in varying weather and field conditions when required.

Technical Knowledge: You have:

knowledge of civil engineering principles, theories and practices related to infrastructure planning, design, construction, rehabilitation, inspection and maintenance

knowledge of engineering disciplines such as geotechnical engineering, drainage and hydrology, structural engineering, geomatics/surveys, environmental engineering, asset management and intelligent transportation systems

knowledge of applicable legislation, regulations, standards and engineering practices relevant to infrastructure projects and environmental protection

experience applying engineering judgment to evaluate technical submissions, assess project risks and develop practical, effective solutions

Project Management and Leadership Skills: You have:





project management skills to lead engineering projects through planning, design, procurement, implementation and project closeout

experience coordinating project teams and working with consultants, contractors and service providers to achieve project objectives

knowledge of procurement, contract administration and consultant management practices related to engineering project delivery

the ability to manage competing priorities, monitor schedules and budgets, and ensure quality project outcomes

Interpersonal, Relationship-Building and Communication Skills: You have:

strong oral and written communication skills to prepare technical reports, briefing materials, presentations and correspondence for a variety of audiences

effective relationship-building skills to collaborate with internal and external stakeholders and foster productive working relationships

the ability to explain complex engineering concepts and provide technical advice to colleagues, consultants, contractors, agencies and the public

Analytical, Problem-Solving and Decision-Making Skills: You have:

strong analytical skills to assess engineering designs, technical proposals, inspection findings and project risks

demonstrated problem-solving abilities to identify issues, evaluate alternatives and recommend solutions that balance public safety, environmental stewardship, operational requirements and value for money

sound judgment and decision-making skills to support engineering recommendations and project delivery in a complex and evolving environment

Remember: The deadline to apply is Friday, October 30, 2026 11:59 pm EDT . Late applications will not be accepted.

📌 Senior Engineer, Projects (Winnipeg)
🏢 ITE Canada
📍 Winnipeg