Work on challenging and diverse tasks for dams, levees, hydroelectric projects, conveyance tunnels, and water resource projects for a variety of domestic and international clients.
Compensation
At Stantec certain roles are bonus eligible.
Responsibilities
Follow safe work practices and adhere to company guidelines for planning and executing work in a safe manner.
Work in conjunction with engineers, geologists, and scientists to solve project challenges, leading design tasks and overseeing design calculations as required.
Lead technical teams, perform technical work, make technical presentations, plan technical portions of projects, develop technical portions of proposals, and provide technical review of work products.
Lead and mentor less experienced staff.
Manage projects and tasks with the assistance of 1 to 10 engineers.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering from an accredited university
Lead Technology Engineer – responsible for owning high-impact engineering projects, collaborating with internal and external partners, and mentoring junior team members.
Responsibilities
Generate, explore, and recommend advanced solutions at a technology level using analytical, numerical, and experimental methods
Collaborate closely with external partners to co-develop and pave the way for immediate and future pipeline technologies
Partner with internal stakeholders and external suppliers to develop cutting-edge capabilities that seamlessly integrate into product-level features
Lead hands-on prototyping activities and design/execute rigorous test methods to validate and verify engineering solutions
Capture and document precise technical requirements, including Bills of Specifications, design documents, CAD models, and engineering drawings
Contribute to research and development projects that integrate numerical modeling, AI/ML, visualization, interactivity, and simulation, focusing on compound flood forecasting, coastal digital twins, and immersive scientific visualization.
Responsibilities
Develop and apply numerical and AI/ML technology to bridge high-resolution geospatial data, flood models, and street-level digital twin environments
Transform flood model outputs into interactive, immersive applications for urban and natural coastal environments
Work with faculty, students, and external partners on interdisciplinary initiatives
Prepare manuscripts for peer-reviewed publications, technical reports, and presentations at national/international conferences
Senior Research Fellow to lead the research group, manage end-to-end research processes, and drive technical milestones within the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Responsibilities
Partner closely with the Principal Investigator (PI) to establish, co-manage, and nurture the entire research group
Manage the daily operations and run the end-to-end research workflows of the entire group
Direct the full research lifecycle, overseeing everything from project conceptualization and experimental design to final data verification and milestones reporting
Enforce strict compliance with university workplace safety and health (WSH) standards, laboratory standard operating procedures (SOPs), and risk assessment protocols group wide
Provide high-level technical oversight for the design, execution, and optimization of complex experimental investigations and numerical modelling simulations
Requirements
Ph.D. degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a closely related discipline
Take on comprehensive leadership of the research group, assuming full operational oversight of the end-to-end research process and driving the daily management of the entire team.
Responsibilities
Partner closely with the Principal Investigator (PI) to establish, co-manage, and nurture the entire research group
Manage the daily operations and run the end-to-end research workflows of the entire group
Direct the full research lifecycle, overseeing everything from project conceptualization and experimental design to final data verification and milestones reporting
Enforce strict compliance with university workplace safety and health (WSH) standards, laboratory standard operating procedures (SOPs), and risk assessment protocols group wide
Provide high-level technical oversight for the design, execution, and optimization of complex experimental investigations and numerical modelling simulations
Requirements
Ph.D. degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a closely related discipline
Investigate the performance and microstructure of low- and high-temperature superconducting wires and cables and develop and apply novel agentic workflows and ML methods for materials research, numerical modeling of superconductors, and surrogate modeling of magnet systems.
Compensation
The full salary range of this position is between $7,792 to $18,700 per month and is expected to pay between a targeted range of $10,389 to $14,544 per month.
Responsibilities
Characterize superconductor microstructure in LTS and HTS wires, tapes, and cables (e.g., SEM/EDS, TEM, XRD, X-ray tomography) to connect processing, microstructure, and performance.
Conduct experiments on conductor and magnet materials, including critical current, mechanical, and cryogenic testing of wires, cables, epoxies, and insulation.
Apply image analysis and ML models to microstructural and tomographic data to quantify features and predict conductor performance.
Contribute to the improvement of characterization and testing facilities to expand capabilities and improve data quality.
Develop and evaluate data-driven surrogate models for superconducting magnet circuits and quench protection systems to support fast simulation, design optimization, and real-time diagnostics.
Build, lead, and mentor a team of device and architecture theorists, setting the research agenda for device theory aligned with Sygaldry's architecture and product roadmap.
Compensation
This position offers a salary significantly above standard academic postdoctoral rates.
Responsibilities
Build, lead, and mentor a team of device and architecture theorists
Set the research agenda for device theory
Develop theoretical and numerical models of qubit devices, gate operations, and physical-layer processes
Design and evaluate system architectures under hardware-specific constraints and realistic noise models
Translate device-level physics into architecture-level requirements
Requirements
PhD in physics, applied physics, computer science, electrical engineering, or an equivalent degree in a similar field
Nice to have: Translating R&D into commercial products
Nice to have: Modeling multiple or heterogeneous qubit platforms
Nice to have: Translating abstract models into hardware-aware protocols
Nice to have: Bridging theory and experiment on real quantum hardware
Researching, evaluating, and testing advanced materials, including conductive coatings and specialized composites, to support survivability objectives
Establishing material-specific requirements and developing integration strategies to achieve and maintain signature performance throughout the system lifecycle
Collaborating with cross-functional vehicle systems teams, including structures, propulsion, and avionics, to analyze signature data and optimize material applications for overall vehicle performance
Developing and applying numerical models and analytical methods to predict electromagnetic interactions and support material trade analyses
Designing and executing component-level test plans to verify that material solutions meet survivability performance standards
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Applied Physics, or similar STEM degree (by August 2027)
Master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Applied Physics, or similar STEM degree (by August 2027)
Nice to have: Active U.S. Government SECRET clearance (or higher)