Opportunities

The Municipal Engineers Association is seeking a licensed Professional Engineer for a part-time Executive Director role (20 hrs/week, $59.35-$74.15/hr). This remote position provides strategic leadership and operational management for Ontario's premier association of municipal engineers, requiring proven senior-level experience in municipal infrastructure and a passion for advancing the engineering profession. Application deadline: January 5, 2026.

The City of Sault Ste. Marie is seeking an experienced P.Eng. to lead environmental and land development engineering programs, including wastewater treatment, landfill operations, capital projects, and corporate asset management ($118,547–$141,145). This full-time leadership role requires 4+ years post-licensure municipal engineering experience and 7+ years management experience to oversee critical infrastructure initiatives and guide city-wide decision-making. Application deadline: December 8, 2025. 

Resumes are being accepted for the position of Manager, Capital Planning and Growth within the Engineering and Transportation Services Department. Reporting to the General Manager/City Engineer, this position will provide leadership and manage the work of the capital project planning and design teams to prepare Guelph to grow towards its Housing Pledge targets. The position will also lead the delivery of the City’s downtown infrastructure renewal program and team. Working collaboratively with staff and stakeholders, this position will ensure the successful delivery of engineering infrastructure projects, designs, master plans, and capital budgets to achieve the city’s housing-enabling infrastructure and state of good repair goals.

The City of Windsor is seeking a Water Resources Specialist to join its Engineering Department, offering a collaborative environment, competitive compensation, and the opportunity to shape critical stormwater and wastewater infrastructure across a growing community. Reporting to the Manager of Development, this role leads technical analysis, modelling, project management, and regulatory review for major initiatives such as the Sewer Master Plan, stormwater management reports, hydrologic and hydraulic modelling, and engineered infrastructure projects, while ensuring compliance with municipal, provincial, and federal standards. This full-time position requires strong engineering expertise in stormwater systems, hydraulics, sewer design, and low-impact development, along with P.Eng. or C.E.T. designation, excellent communication skills, and the ability to collaborate with consultants, stakeholders, and residents to support sustainable, resilient municipal services.