Civil Engineer, Land Development

Ready to take the next step in your career? Join Egis and be part of our exciting growth across Canada. As a member of our global team of 23,500+ engineers, architects, scientists and consultants, you'll help deliver some of the country's most impactful infrastructure, transportation, buildings and energy projects while building a career with global opportunities and local impact.

About The Role

We boast a seasoned multi-disciplinary crew ready to support your land development career growth trajectory. To guarantee seamless project delivery, we provide an all-encompassing approach and a comprehensive array of services. Orchestrating urban residential and industrial subdivisions, and delivering multi-family site project success , we strive to uncover optimal solutions, positioning ourselves as your trusted partner in land development. Armed with a wealth of project experience and an in-depth grasp of the municipal approvals process, the Egis team has expertise in the municipal approvals process.

Tailoring our approach to the specific nature of the development, we meticulously prepare engineering documents necessary for submission. These documents serve as a testament to our unwavering commitment to adhere to municipal design standards and criteria, assuring the municipality that the proposed development won't adversely affect adjacent properties or downstream infrastructure. Embedded within Egis’s land development process is a thorough assessment of natural features on each site. Our meticulous plans are designed to minimize environmental impacts while ensuring the sustainable development of your project.

Responsibilities

Wide ranging project opportunity to deliver the planning, design, and land development, municipal servicing, linear and heavy civil infrastructure projects, from concept through construction and post-construction acceptance. These include subdivisions, site plans, mixed-use developments, lot grading, stormwater management, sanitary and water servicing, roadway and access design, and utility coordination, arterial roadways, urban reconstruction, highway improvements, bridges/culverts, water/wastewater conveyance, and stormwater management systems.; Contribute to multidisciplinary teams of engineers, technologists, and subconsultants, ensuring high-quality deliverables that meet municipal, provincial, and regulatory standards.; Provide technical authority in stormwater management, sanitary and water servicing, grading and drainage, roadway design, and utility coordination for subdivision, site plan, and municipal capital projects.; Support client relationships by serving as a supporting point of contact for developers, municipalities, and regulatory agencies, ensuring projects align with client objectives and community needs.; Secure and expedite approvals by preparing and reviewing technical reports, drawings, and submissions for subdivisions, site plans, zoning amendments, and environmental approvals.; Assist in project financials including budgeting, forecasting, invoicing, and contract administration, negotiate consultant and contractor agreements and manage change orders.; Provide construction-phase support , including shop drawing reviews, responses to RFIs, progress certifications, field inspections, CCC and FAC process, and resolution of technical and contractual issues.; Assist with and actively participate in business development initiatives including preparation of proposals and client proposal presentations.; Strengthen market presence by attending industry events, fostering relationships with municipal officials, developers, and contractors, and promoting the firm’s expertise in sustainable and resilient infrastructure.; Promote innovation and sustainability , integrating Low Impact Development (LID), green infrastructure, and resilient design principles into project solutions.; Ensure rigorous quality control across all project phases, reviewing designs for constructability, regulatory compliance, and cost-effectiveness prior to submission.; Monitor and interpret industry trends and regulatory changes , proactively advising clients and teams on their implications and incorporating best practices into project execution.

Requirements

Completion of a university degree in Civil Engineering,; At least 5 years of demonstrated design experience on residential, commercial, and industrial land development projects.; Licensed as a Professional Engineer in Alberta (APEGA) and in good standing.; Design skills with good working knowledge of AutoCAD/Civil3D.; Excellent oral and written communication skills in English. French bilingual is considered an asset.; Strong attention to detail, problem solving skills, time management and ability to think creatively,; Sound understanding of land development and municipal engineering fundamentals.; Excellent interpersonal skills and an ability to work effectively independently or as part of a team; Experienced with project management and has worked in, or understands the consulting engineering environment is considered an asset.; Possess a valid driver’s license and have access to a vehicle with valid registration and insurance.