Job Posting Start Date:

2026-10-19

Job Posting End Date:

2026-11-02

Are you looking for a meaningful career that makes a difference in your community? Would you enjoy an opportunity to contribute to our innovation and growth by bringing personal perspectives and experiences to your everyday work?

Working at Bruce Power, you can enjoy the benefits of small-town living with outdoor adventures and a rewarding career. As partof our progressive, diverse, and inclusive workplace, you will work in a Safety-First environment, supporting challenging and impactful nuclear projects like our Life Extension Program and medical isotope production. Ongoing training and development are part of every job, offering constant growth and skill-building potential.

Our Electrical Design Engineering team is hiring a _

Section Manager, Electrical Design Engineering.

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In this role, you will lead a team of electrical engineers and technical specialists responsible for designing the changes, upgrades, and replacements that keep our eight nuclear generating units and their high-voltage infrastructure safe, reliable, and up-to-date. You will be the technical and people leader for the team: setting priorities, guiding engineering decisions, overseeing the work of our engineers and external engineering firms, approving key design deliverables, and growing the next generation of engineering leaders.

You do not need to come from the nuclear industry.

We are open to strong electrical engineering leaders from utilities, power generation, transmission and distribution, heavy industry, oil and gas, mining, rail, and other highly regulated or safety-critical sectors. What matters most is your engineering depth, your leadership,



and your genuine appetite to learn. We will invest in a structured onboarding program to help you understand our plant systems, regulatory environment, and engineering processes.

What will you be responsible for? Safety, quality and technical leadership

Set and reinforce high standards for nuclear safety, workplace safety, design quality, and technical rigour.

Act as the team’s technical conscience:

challenge assumptions, ask the hard questions, and make sure engineering decisions are well-founded, documented, independently reviewed, and escalated when needed.

Provide technical oversight of design work completed by our engineers and by external engineering firms.

Approve engineering deliverables within your assigned authority once qualified.

Portfolio and project delivery

Set clear priorities for the team based on safety, plant reliability, and project needs.

Build resource plans that balance in-house engineers and external engineering firms across a large, varied portfolio.

Monitor project performance and step in early when scope, schedule, cost, quality, or resourcing risks threaten delivery.

Ensure designs are mature enough to support purchasing, construction, testing, and handover to plant operations.

People and team leadership

Lead, coach, and develop your team,



with a deliberate focus on building capable technical leads who can make decisions and eventually step into your role.

Set clear expectations, explain the “why” behind priorities, and hold yourself and the team accountable for commitments and behaviours.

Ensure team members hold the training, qualifications, and authorizations required for their work.

Lead recruitment, onboarding, performance management, development planning, and succession planning.

Cross-functional and supplier leadership

Build strong working relationships with project management, construction, operations, maintenance, procurement, and external suppliers.

Set clear expectations for engineering firms and hold them to standards for quality, schedule, cost, and responsiveness.

Resolve competing priorities across groups and raise constraints early so they can be solved, not just reported.

Business and performance management

Manage the team’s budget, forecasts, workload, and resource utilization.

Track team performance, own the results, and drive corrective action when results fall short.

Communicate performance, risks, priorities, and recovery plans clearly to senior leadership.

Specific Responsibilities: Electrical portfolio you will lead

Lead the planning, prioritization, and delivery of a large and technically diverse electrical design portfolio, currently about 39 active projects and assignments with an engineering budget of approximately $177 million. The work spans major capital projects, planned‑outage work, asset renewal, and day‑to‑day engineering support to the operating plant.

Provide engineering leadership for major modernization and reliability work

📌 Section Manager, Engineering (Kincardine)
🏢 Bruce Power
📍 Kincardine