CIMA+ Senior Electrical Engineer – Renewable Energy
5 hours ago
Québec City, Quebec, Canada
CIMA+
Full-time
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Become a Senior Electrical Engineer with CIMA+, specializing in substations and renewable energy. Your expertise will contribute to successful project delivery across Canada in a collaborative environment.
In this pivotal role, you will coordinate multidisciplinary teams while acting as the face of electrical engineering solutions for clients. You'll also have opportunities to mentor junior engineers and prepare technical specifications for HV/MV substations. Your leadership will ensure all designs meet industry standards and client needs.
Key Responsibilities
• Lead technical discussions with clients
• Oversee design and project delivery
• Mentor junior engineers in a team environment
• Create plans and specifications for projects
• Ensure compliance with codes and standards
Requirements:
• Minimum 15 years in electrical engineering
• Professional Engineer (P.
Eng.) license required
• Strong knowledge of renewable systems
• Excellent technical writing and communication skills
• Willingness to travel for client site visits Bring your technical leadership and design skills to CIMA+ and drive the future of energy solutions in Canada.
Key Responsibilities
• Lead technical discussions with clients
• Oversee design and project delivery
• Mentor junior engineers in a team environment
• Create plans and specifications for projects
• Ensure compliance with codes and standards
Requirements:
• Minimum 15 years in electrical engineering
• Professional Engineer (P.
Eng.) license required
• Strong knowledge of renewable systems
• Excellent technical writing and communication skills
• Willingness to travel for client site visits Bring your technical leadership and design skills to CIMA+ and drive the future of energy solutions in Canada.