Opportunities

The County of Simcoe is seeking a Manager, Transportation Systems Planning to lead and manage a wide range of transportation planning initiatives, including regional transportation studies, transit and active transportation planning, traffic modeling, and multi-modal transportation strategies. Reporting to the Director of Planning/Chief Planner, the role provides leadership on complex projects that support safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation systems across the County. This position works closely with internal teams, municipalities, and external partners to help plan for the region’s future mobility needs.

Under the general guidance and direction of the Supervisor of Design and Construction within the Infrastructure Services Department, and with mentorship from the Construction Inspector, the Junior Construction Inspector plays a key role in ensuring that Township road, water, wastewater, stormwater, and development-related capital construction projects comply with standards and project specifications. This position will also ensure that concerns from residents and business owners during construction are addressed in a timely and professional manner.

We are excited to offer a unique opportunity to join Water and Wastewater Engineering Progression Program. This program provides a structured career path for engineering professionals, encompassing roles at three key levels: Engineering Intern, Engineer, and Senior Engineer. This program is designed to develop technical skills, project management expertise, and leadership capabilities through hands-on project involvement, mentorship, and exposure to a wide range of engineering planning, asset management, environmental assessments, master planning, waste water and water operations and maintenance. We are looking for candidates to join in the following areas: Water Supply, Wastewater Treatment and Biosolids infrastructure planning - Master Planning, Environmental Assessments, Facility Plans, Conceptual Designs – Experience with water and/or wastewater treatment processes and operations. Experience with water and wastewater pumping station planning and design. Sound understanding of relevant design guidelines, policies, and regulations. Water and Wastewater Asset Management – Experience with Inventory, Condition, and Capital Planning Assessment; asset management principles and lifecycle analysis; project management and construction practices; and familiarity with water and wastewater operations and facilities.

This position leads and manages stormwater engineering projects for the City of Mississauga, including flood control, water quality, and creek or infrastructure improvements, while coordinating consultants, stakeholders, and project deliverables.

Reporting to the Manager, Infrastructure Approvals, the Municipal Project Engineer oversees and coordinates engineering staff while providing technical guidance on the review of development applications, infrastructure renewal, and capital projects. The role leads the review and approval of engineering designs and planning applications to ensure municipal infrastructure complies with City and Provincial standards and supports sustainable, fiscally responsible growth. The position also provides professional engineering advice, prepares reports and policy recommendations, and collaborates with internal departments, developers, and stakeholders throughout the development review process.

The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands is seeking a Director of Operations and Infrastructure to provide strategic leadership in managing municipal infrastructure, roads, parks, facilities, and waste management. This senior management position requires extensive experience in public works, engineering, and leadership, along with a strong understanding of municipal regulations and budgeting. The successful candidate will work closely with senior management, community groups, and government stakeholders to ensure effective operations and compliance with applicable legislation.

Reporting to the General Manager of Community Infrastructure, the Manager of Facility Design and Construction is responsible for overseeing the planning, design and delivery of facility infrastructure projects that support organizational priorities and community needs. You will lead a multidisciplinary team in delivering high-quality capital projects while fostering innovation, collaboration and continuous improvement. This is an opportunity to play a key role in shaping municipal infrastructure through strategic leadership, sound financial management and effective project delivery.

The Technologist, Municipal Engineering is responsible for the review and management of lot grading, drainage, and municipal servicing plans in conformance to Town’s engineering criteria, standards, by-laws, and good engineering practice. This role performs site inspections for grading, drainage and connections to municipal services and assesses and resolves design related issues and complaints. The Technologist, Municipal Engineering provides technical and inspection support for Town led design and construction projects and assists in the preparation and tracking of project minutes, schedules, construction site notes, invoicing and change order requests.