Senior Marine Structural Engineer (Manitoba)

Senior Marine Structural Engineer (Manitoba)

22 Oct
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WSP USA
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Manitoba

22 Oct

WSP USA

Manitoba

Lead complex marine structural engineering assignments with WSP from anywhere in Canada. Apply bridge, concrete, heavy civil, or rehabilitation expertise.
As a Senior Structural Engineer, you will support WSP’s growing Ports, Marine & Coastal practice. The position suits engineers with infrastructure backgrounds and requires fluent French plus a Canadian Professional Engineer designation. You will contribute to design, assessment, rehabilitation, planning, and delivery activities while coordinating multidisciplinary teams. The work supports ports, transportation networks, and coastal communities across Canada.
Key Responsibilities: Lead complex structural engineering assignments for marine infrastructure projects
Provide technical leadership on design and rehabilitation projects
Review calculations, designs, reports,



and technical deliverables
Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and mentor developing engineers
Build client relationships and support business development initiatives
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering with structural focus
Skilled Engineer designation in Canada
Fluent French language skills
10+ years of progressive structural engineering experience
Background in bridges, concrete, transportation, or rehabilitation
Bring senior structural leadership, Canadian standards knowledge, and French fluency to WSP’s national marine infrastructure practice.

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📌 Senior Marine Structural Engineer (Manitoba)
🏢 WSP USA
📍 Manitoba

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