Intermediate/Senior Electrical Engineer

Join us at WSP in Canada as an Intermediate/Senior Electrical Engineer to support heavy industrial projects across the Greater Toronto Area. This role is based in Mississauga, Thornhill, Whitby or Toronto and reports to the Manager‑Electrical Engineering. Job Opportunity WSP’s Resources subsector, part of the Energy, Resources and Industry (ERI) sector, provides end‑to‑end engineering services for industrial and mining projects, from concept through to closure and dismantling. We value safety, innovation and client partnership and expect our Engineers to drive technical excellence and cost‑effective design solutions. Job Description As an Intermediate or Senior Electrical Engineer you will lead the design and optimisation of electrical power distribution and control systems for new construction and brownfield heavy‑industrial projects. Your responsibilities include: Safety focused design across hazardous regions (flam­mable gases, combustible dusts) Power system studies such as load flow, short‑circuit, and arc‑flash analysis using ETAP, Easy Power, and other software Specification and selection of switchgear, MCCs, transformers, and other electrical components Design of power distribution, motor control, lighting, grounding, lightning protection, and related safety systems Execution of engineering calculations and coordination with senior managers for technical decisions Site reviews, project meetings, field inspections, and technical report writing Cost estimating review and client relationship management Mentoring junior staff and supporting team development Optional: control and communication system design, PLC/DCS/HMI programming, and network integration Other duties as assigned What You'll Bring At least 5+ years of electrical engineering design experience in heavy industrial projects Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng) in Ontario; registration in other provinces or states is a benefit Working knowledge of CSA, ANSI, IEEE standards, Ontario Building Code, and other applicable codes Experience with power system modelling software and comprehensive project execution (grounding, lightning, cable support, fire alarm, cathodic protection, etc.) Valid driver’s licence and ability to work on industrial sites and comply with safety regulations Project experience in mills, smelters, mines, refineries, ports, materials handling, pulp & paper, or renewable energy systems is advantageous Knowledge of industrial instrumentation, controls, communications, automation, PLC/DCS/HMI programming, and control system modeling is a benefit Excellent verbal and written communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office Team player attitude and ability to work in a project team environment Why WSP? Inclusive culture and commitment to belonging Flexible and hybrid work policies Strong Canadian identity and focus on sustainable development Broad career opportunities and collaborative culture Competitive pay, flexible work options, and comprehensive employee benefits including virtual healthcare and wellness programs About WSP WSP is a global professional services firm dedicated to future‑proofing cities and environments. With over 65,000 team members worldwide and more than 12,000 in Canada, we deliver services ranging from environmental remediation to renewable energy development. Important Information Health and Safety: WSP prioritises health, safety, and environment (HSE) compliance. Candidates for safety‑sensitive positions must be able to perform key physical tasks, work in remote or adverse environmental conditions, and adhere to client HSE policies. Accommodation and Diversity: WSP welcomes applicants with disabilities and provides accommodations throughout the selection process. WSP promotes employment equity and does not accept unsolicited resumes from agencies. #J-18808-Ljbffr