CIMA+
Senior Electrical Distribution Engineer
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada · Senior
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About the role
- Welcome to people who like people, to brilliant minds, tomorrow's visionaries, challenge seekers, collaborators, and those with an entrepreneurial spirit in their DNA.
- At CIMA+, you'll find a place where your ideas and perspectives are welcomed and encouraged.
Responsibilities
- Oversee and lead engineering activities related to the design of overhead and underground electrical distribution systems up to 44 kV.
- Support project management from service requests through to delivery - on time, on budget, and to quality standards
- Resolve complex design and field issues using sound engineering judgment
- Maintain high client satisfaction by fostering long-term client relationships and ensuring the best possible project outcomes
- Propose innovative improvements to processes, procedures, and design approaches
Requirements
- Welcome to a commitment to sustainable development you can relate to.
- From the production of electricity from renewable sources to resource transformation, our expertise markets are the driving force of a successful energy transition.
- Regardless of the delivery mode our clients choose, we have the skills and experience required to deliver innovative solutions adapted to their reality.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
Compensation
- As an employee-owned company, an annual opportunity to purchase shares for all eligible employees
Benefits
- Comprehensive Group Benefits available from day one for all permanent employees working at least 20 hours per week
- Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) with up to 4% employer contribution
- 3-5 weeks of vacation, based on years of relevant experience
- Flexible work schedule in a hybrid work mode
Company info
- Because we offer you:
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