Wsp
WSP provides engineering, design, and consulting services across diverse sectors worldwide.
Municipal Design Engineer
Design municipal infrastructure and land development projects.
Job Highlights
About the Role
In this role you will design and deliver land‑development and municipal‑infrastructure projects, including site servicing, storm‑water management, water resources, water distribution, sewage collection, and roadway design. You will prepare detailed analyses, designs, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and technical reports, provide technical advisory services, and mentor junior team members. You will support field staff during contract administration, conduct field reviews, liaise with municipal, utility and approval agencies, and assist in preparing RFPs, bids and proposal documents. • Design land‑development and municipal infrastructure projects, including site servicing, storm‑water, water resources, sewage, and roadways. • Prepare detailed analyses, designs, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and technical reports. • Provide technical advisory services and mentor junior team members. • Support field staff during contract administration and conduct on‑site reviews. • Liaise with municipal, utility, and approval agencies to ensure compliance. • Assist in preparing RFPs, bids, and proposal documents.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸design development
- ▸cost estimates
- ▸technical reports
- ▸field support
- ▸agency liaison
- ▸rfp preparation
What You Bring
The ideal candidate has five to ten years of experience in municipal infrastructure or land‑development projects for public and private sectors, an undergraduate degree or diploma in civil engineering from an accredited institution, and a professional designation in Alberta (P.Eng., P.L. Eng., or P.Tech.). You should possess strong knowledge of local and environmental standards, proven design experience in sewer, water‑main and road projects, and familiarity with planning and approval processes. Experience working with Alberta municipalities and First Nations is an asset. • 5–10 years experience in municipal infrastructure or land‑development projects. • Undergraduate civil engineering degree or diploma from an accredited institution. • Professional designation in Alberta (P.Eng., P.L. Eng., or P.Tech.). • Strong knowledge of local and environmental standards and guidelines. • Proven design experience in sewer, water‑main, and road projects. • Experience with Alberta municipalities and First Nations (asset).
Requirements
- ▸5‑10 yrs
- ▸civil engineering
- ▸p.eng.
- ▸local standards
- ▸sewer design
- ▸alberta municipalities
Benefits
Why choose WSP? We exist to shape communities and advance humanity, and we are proudly Canadian, recognized as a Top 100 Employer in Canada for 2026. Our global community of brilliant minds offers limitless opportunities, flexible work arrangements, and a culture that prioritises balance and personal growth. You will have access to mentors, diverse projects across the country and globe, and an empowering environment that encourages collaboration and accountability. Compensation varies by region: $89,800–$118,900 (BC, AB, SK, NWT & NT), $81,900–$112,800 (MB & ON), and $81,100–$107,700 (Atlantic Provinces & QC). Final salary will reflect education, qualifications, experience, seniority, location and business needs, and may be adjusted for business purposes. • Competitive salary ranges varying by region. • Flexible work arrangements promoting work‑life balance. • Opportunities for growth, mentorship, and global collaboration.
Work Environment
Hybrid