Strategic electric utility planning leads FortisBC investment decisions across the Kootenay and Boundary regions, with no workplace flexibility and full-time regular employment.

As a Senior Regional Engineer, you will guide long-term infrastructure planning for electric assets. You will evaluate investment opportunities, develop capital plans, and advise leaders. The work combines electrical engineering, asset management, financial analysis, and stakeholder engagement to support reliable, cost-effective electricity delivery.

Key Responsibilities: Lead sustainment and growth capital plans for regional assets

Evaluate investments using technical, financial, and risk analysis

Develop business cases, scopes, estimates, and recommendations

Prioritize projects through asset investment methodologies

Support reliability,



grid modernization, and climate resilience initiatives

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from a recognized institution

Eight years of progressively responsible electric utility experience

British Columbia Qualified Engineer designation or registration eligibility

Knowledge of transmission, distribution, asset management, and regulations

Capital planning, financial assessment, and stakeholder engagement experience

Apply your electrical engineering, capital planning, and analytical expertise to FortisBC infrastructure serving British Columbia customers and communities.

📌 Senior Electric Utility Planning Engineer (Castlegar)
🏢 FortisBC
📍 Castlegar