Senior Project Engineer, Thermal Power Generation

WSP · Calgary, AB · $106,800 – $141,400 Join our Power Generation team as a Senior Project Engineer supporting gas-fired generation, cogeneration, and associated energy infrastructure projects across Canada. As a Senior Project Engineer, you will combine project engineering leadership with hands-on technical involvement in multidisciplinary projects. You will contribute to simple-cycle gas turbine (SCGT), combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT), cogeneration, and related energy projects from concept development and FEED through detailed engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, start-up, and integration with the power end user. Key responsibilities include: Coordinating multidisciplinary engineering activities to achieve project objectives for safety, quality, schedule, cost, constructability, and technical performance. Partnering with project management and clients to align scope, schedule, budget, risks, priorities, and technical requirements. Leading 3D model, design, constructability, and interdisciplinary reviews. Developing and reviewing drawings, specifications, calculations, datasheets, and other execution documents. Managing interfaces with equipment vendors, package suppliers, fabricators, contractors, and construction teams. Identifying and resolving technical risks, design changes, and emerging project issues. Supporting construction, commissioning, and start-up activities. Mentoring junior engineers and EITs. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, or another relevant engineering discipline. Registered P.Eng. in Canada. 6 to 10 years of progressive engineering experience, preferably within power generation, energy, industrial, or related infrastructure sectors. Demonstrated Project Engineering experience on power generation, cogeneration, thermal power, utility, energy infrastructure, industrial facilities, or comparable multidisciplinary projects. Experience with systems and equipment such as gas turbines, steam systems, generators, heat recovery equipment, fuel gas systems, electrical systems, utilities, balance-of-plant equipment, and associated mechanical and control systems is considered an asset. Compensation: $106,800 – $141,400 (AB, BC, NT, NU, SK & YT) $97,400 – $134,100 (MB & ON) $96,400 – $128,100 (NB, NL, NS, PE & QC)