Intermediate Permafrost Geotechnical Engineer (Manitoba)

Intermediate Permafrost Geotechnical Engineer (Manitoba)

25 Oct
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Stantec.
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Manitoba

25 Oct

Stantec.

Manitoba

Apply cold-regions geotechnical design expertise at Stantec in Burnaby, British Columbia, with hybrid and remote work options available. Support infrastructure projects across Canada.
This intermediate engineer role focuses on permafrost and cold-regions geotechnical work for dam, reservoir, and hydropower projects. You will perform complex analyses, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, and contribute to technical excellence. The position also involves client engagement, proposals, and innovation initiatives.
Key Responsibilities: Support infrastructure design, analysis, and construction in cold regions
Perform complex analysis using state-of-practice software
Coordinate geotechnical and multidisciplinary project teams
Mentor colleagues and develop high-quality technical deliverables




Contribute to proposals, business development, and digitization initiatives
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in geological, civil, or geotechnical engineering
Seven or more years of relevant industry experience
Cold-regions and permafrost design and construction experience
Knowledge of GeoStudio, LeapFrog, or Rocscience software
Strong communication, problem-solving, and client engagement skills
Bring permafrost expertise, advanced analysis, and cooperative project leadership to Stantec’s geotechnical engineering practice across Canada.

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📌 Intermediate Permafrost Geotechnical Engineer (Manitoba)
🏢 Stantec.
📍 Manitoba

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