Geological Engineering Graduate

About the Role

The position involves field activities such as borehole layout, drill rig supervision, logging, rock‑face mapping, surveying and inspections. You will summarize and analyze field and laboratory findings, build 2‑D and 3‑D geological and geotechnical models, and assist in design and monitoring of underground or surface rock excavations. Additionally, you will prepare engineering memos, reports, presentations and work within multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative solutions. • Support mining, closure, and infrastructure projects as a Geological Engineer‑in‑Training. • Perform field work: borehole layout, drill rig supervision, logging, rock‑face mapping, surveying and inspections. • Analyze field and lab data; prepare 2‑D and 3‑D geological and geotechnical models. • Assist in geotechnical design for underground or surface rock excavation and monitoring. • Draft engineering memos, reports and presentations. • Collaborate in multidisciplinary project teams and contribute innovative solutions.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸borehole layout
• ▸drill supervision
• ▸3d modelling
• ▸geotechnical design
• ▸report prep
• ▸team collaboration

What You Bring

We are seeking a Geological Engineer‑in‑Training to join our Rock Mechanics team in Mississauga or Sudbury. Under the mentorship of intermediate and senior experts, you will support mining, closure and infrastructure projects while collaborating with specialists in rock mechanics, geophysics, structural geology, hydrogeology and geotechnical engineering. This role offers a chance to learn, grow and make a real impact. Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Geological, Mining or Geotechnical Engineering and be eligible for registration with the PEO. A basic understanding of geology, structural geology and rock mechanics, familiarity with geotechnical software, a valid driver’s licence and willingness to travel within Ontario are required. Strong organisational abilities, adaptability to field and office environments, and a commitment to safety and teamwork are essential. • Learn consulting practices and share technical skills with peers. • Hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s in Geological, Mining or Geotechnical Engineering; eligible for PEO registration. • Possess basic knowledge of geology, structural geology and rock mechanics; familiar with geotechnical software. • Have a valid driver’s licence and willingness to travel within Ontario. • Demonstrate strong organizational, safety and teamwork abilities. • Commitment to health, safety and environment; ability to work in remote or inclement conditions.

Requirements

• ▸engineering degree
• ▸rock mechanics
• ▸geotech software
• ▸driver's licence
• ▸teamwork
• ▸eit

Benefits

WSP offers a global community of 65,000 professionals, a top‑100 Canadian employer status, and limitless opportunities for growth across the country and abroad. Employees enjoy flexible work arrangements, a balanced lifestyle, mentorship, and a culture that values collaboration, accountability and future‑focused innovation. Compensation varies by region, ranging from $67,000–$92,200 in Ontario and Manitoba to $73,400–$97,200 in western provinces and territories, with adjustments based on education, experience and other factors. Salary ranges are subject to change to meet business needs. • Competitive salary range varies by location (e.g., $67,000–$92,200 in ON/MB, $73,400–$97,200 in western provinces). • Benefits include flexible work‑life balance, mentorship, global network and career growth opportunities.

Work Environment

Hybrid