Transit Systems Integration Engineer (Alberta)

Transit Systems Integration Engineer (Alberta)

09 Nov
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Egis Group
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Alberta

09 Nov

Egis Group

Alberta

Advance transit systems integration through testing, commissioning, and construction support for Egis rail infrastructure projects in Calgary.
This Telecommunications Engineer position leads delivery across rail and transit infrastructure, from planning through commissioning. Working within multidisciplinary engineering teams, you will help integrate telecommunications systems and verify alignment with specifications. The scope includes passenger and operational communications, including CCTV, radio, public address, telephony, and data networks.
Key Responsibilities: Lead implementation of telecommunications systems across transit projects
Prepare and maintain design and interface control documentation
Conduct design reviews and compliance assessments
Support testing, commissioning, site inspections,



and field verification
Resolve technical issues during construction and project delivery
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in electrical or telecommunications engineering
Qualified Engineer designation and APEGA registration required
Five to ten years in telecommunications engineering
Demonstrated systems integration, testing, and commissioning experience
Experience supporting design, procurement, construction, and commissioning phases
Use telecommunications integration and commissioning expertise to deliver compliant rail systems through Egis projects based in Calgary.

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📌 Transit Systems Integration Engineer (Alberta)
🏢 Egis Group
📍 Alberta

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