Electrical Engineer (Intermediate) – Join a Team That Puts People First

Why You’ll Love TWD

• People over titles – A company where respect and teamwork come before ego.
• Career growth – Tuition, memberships, and wellness subsidies to help you grow.
• Balance that works – Flexible schedules, including 1 day/week work-from-home.
• Competitive package – Industry-benchmarked pay, full benefits, and RRSP/TFSA matching.
• Culture that sticks – Low turnover, long-tenure employees, team lunches, service awards, and events that feel like family.
• Big opportunities – Work across offices and client sites when it makes sense.

What You’ll Do

• This position requires thorough knowledge of design and engineering, electrical procurement and construction activities.
• Perform electrical design and calculations in accordance with the relevant Canadian and Industrial (API, IEEE, NEC) Standards and client preferences.
• Support proposal preparation, estimates, design basis, engineering estimates and construction work packages at each design phase (FEED, DBM, Detailed Engineering).
• Manage projects of varying sizes within budget and schedule constraints.
• Perform power system studies such as load flow, short circuit, protective device coordination and arc flash, including report writing.
• Design and review of engineering deliverables such as:
  • Hazardous Area Classification Drawings;
  • Single Line diagrams, schematic and wiring diagrams;
  • Grounding and lighting drawings, cable/conduit/tray routing plans, substation and equipment layouts, cable schedules, panel schedules;
  • Equipment sizing, cable sizing, voltage drop, lighting calculations;
• Preparation and review of specifications, data sheets, technical bid evaluations and procurement documentation for LV/MV equipment.
• Review and sign off Inspection Test Plans and quality check forms.
• Follow up with Electrical suppliers’ representative and facilitate electrical testing and commissioning at site.
• Respond to site RFIs based on applicable standards and electrical codes When required, assumes a project lead role for completing specific tasks, including checking and provide technical guidance.

What You Bring

• Registration with APEGA as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng) or Professional License (Eng) is required.
• 4-9 Years of Electrical Engineering experience in the Oil & Gas Industry.
• Degree in Electrical Engineering from a recognized post secondary institute.
• Valid Class 5 Motor Vehicle Operator’s license is required to facilitate travel to work sites for engineering field review.
• Knowledgeable in Alberta Electric Utility Code and CSA Standard requirements.
• Intermediate to advanced skills with Microstation and AutCad are considered an asset.
• Experience with aerial line design software such as PLS-CADD, QUICKPOLE, SPIDA Calc. and lighting calculations AGi-32 is considered an asset.
• 5 + years experience  in electrical distribution systems with knowledge of underground and aerial distribution and construction methods.
• Excellent communication skills both written and oral.
   

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  At TWD, we don’t just build projects, we build careers. If you’re ready to bring your skills and your positive attitude to a team that values both, we’d love to meet you.