Engineer, Stations

What is the Opportunity?

Safer. Faster. Smarter. This is how Aecon Utilities is committed to delivering projects. Aecon Utilities is a leading North American utility infrastructure provider with a strong track record delivering safe, reliable and innovative solutions across electrical, telecommunications, pipeline distribution and renewable energy markets. With operations across North America, Aecon Utilities supports critical utility infrastructure that powers and keeps communities connected. Guided by our core value of Safety Always, we partner with clients to build the infrastructure that powers the future.

Aecon Utility Engineering (AUE) is Aecon Utilities’ in-house engineering division, delivering innovative design and project solutions across electrical, telecommunications, pipeline and utility infrastructure. AUE partners with clients and construction teams to deliver efficient, high-quality outcomes that support reliable, future-ready infrastructure.

Aecon Utilities Engineering is seeking a licensed Stations Engineer to support the planning, design, engineering, and execution of electrical stations and substation projects across North America. This role is responsible for delivering technical engineering solutions, preparing and reviewing design packages, supporting procurement and construction activities, conducting engineering analyses, and providing technical guidance to project teams throughout the project lifecycle.

The successful candidate will possess strong knowledge of utility station and substation design principles and be capable of independently reviewing, approving, and sealing engineering deliverables where jurisdictionally permitted.

This is a professional engineering position and requires an active professional engineering licence with stamping authority.

This position can be based out of either the Greater Toronto Area (Ontario), or Michigan (USA).

What You'll Do Here:

• Perform engineering and design activities for transmission and distribution substations, switching stations, collector stations, BESS stations, and related utility infrastructure.
• Prepare, review, and approve engineering drawings, calculations, specifications, reports, and technical documentation.
• Develop station layouts, general arrangements, grounding systems, conduit and cable routing, equipment layouts, and associated design packages.
• Support protection and control, SCADA, communications, and station auxiliary systems design coordination.
• Perform engineering studies including grounding, load flow, short circuit, protection coordination, insulation coordination, arc flash, cable ampacity, and related analyses.
• Review vendor drawings, equipment submittals, and technical specifications to ensure compliance with project requirements.
• Provide interpretation of engineering drawings, standards, specifications, and utility requirements to construction teams and subcontractors.
• Investigate, analyze, and resolve engineering and field construction issues and design discrepancies.
• Support procurement, installation, testing, commissioning, energization, and project closeout activities.
• Coordinate with utilities, clients, contractors, suppliers, regulators, and multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Monitor engineering changes, technical risks, scope modifications, and contract extras.
• Prepare and maintain as-built documentation and engineering records.
• Support proposals, estimates, and pursuits for new work.
• Stamp and seal engineering deliverables in accordance with applicable jurisdictional requirements.
• Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers, designers, technologists, and project teams as required.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

What You Bring to the Team:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited institution.
• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation in Ontario, or eligibility to practice and seal engineering documents in Ontario; and/or Professional Engineer (PE) licence in Michigan with authority to sign and seal engineering deliverables.
• 3 to 7 years