Lead hands-on engineering education in person at North Campus, Edmonton, using instrumentation design and technical project leadership. Support advanced learning and research. Reporting to the Technical Services Manager, this Engineer advances experiential learning across Civil and Environmental Engineering and Mining and Petroleum Engineering. The work spans specialized learning stations, multidisciplinary research, custom test setups, laboratory operations, and undergraduate teaching labs. Safety and regulatory compliance remain central in high-risk testing environments. Key Responsibilities:
Design, build, and commission hands-on learning stations Advise researchers on instrumentation and control systems Oversee procurement, fabrication, and experimental test execution Develop safety procedures, hazard guidelines,
and engineering controls Support teaching laboratories, equipment maintenance, and documentation Requirements:
Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering required Registered Qualified Engineer designation required Eight or more years in research and development Advanced instrumentation, calibration, controls, and equipment monitoring expertise Experience with transducers, physical test setups, and troubleshooting Apply instrumentation, controls, safety, and experiential learning expertise across engineering education and research at North Campus.