Energy Resources Digital Practice Leader (Alberta)

Energy Resources Digital Practice Leader (Alberta)

26 Oct
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Stantec.
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Alberta

26 Oct

Stantec.

Alberta

Lead digital transformation for Stantec’s Energy & Resources business through technology strategy, data analytics, and regular in-office collaboration across North America.
The Digital Practice Leader guides digital delivery, solution development, automation, and practice support. This individual establishes technology strategy, collaborates with Innovation and IT, and influences digital practitioners across the Business Operating Unit. The work advances efficiency, customer experience, governance, and business outcomes.
Key Responsibilities: Develop Energy & Resources digital strategy aligned with organizational goals
Assess digital initiatives, business cases, budgets, risks, and measurable ROI
Guide governance, security, privacy, compliance, and initiative lifecycle controls
Lead change management, training,



and digital capability development
Facilitate collaboration across leaders, practitioners, business units, and partners
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant area of practice
Over seven years of qualified experience
AEC industry experience strongly preferred
Understanding of cloud computing, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity
Experience implementing enterprise-wide digital practice projects
Bring digital strategy, AEC technology, governance, and transformation leadership to Stantec’s Energy & Resources practice.

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📌 Energy Resources Digital Practice Leader (Alberta)
🏢 Stantec.
📍 Alberta

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