Intermediate Mechanical Engineer, Power Generation

Job Summary

WSP Canada is seeking an Intermediate Mechanical Engineer, Power Generation to join its Energy subsector in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia. This role offers the chance to work on innovative power generation projects with a global engineering leader.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, develop and review mechanical systems for power generation facilities, including turbines, condensers, and auxiliary equipment.
• Perform calculations, simulations and stress analyses to ensure safety, reliability and efficiency.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams—electrical, civil, environmental—to integrate mechanical solutions into overall project designs.
• Prepare technical reports, specifications, and construction documents that meet Canadian codes and industry standards.
• Support construction and commissioning phases by providing technical guidance, troubleshooting, and on‑site inspections.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, value engineering studies and sustainability assessments.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field; professional engineering (P.Eng.) registration preferred.
• 3–5 years of experience in power generation or heavy industrial mechanical design.
• Proficiency with CAD/3D modelling software (e.g., AutoCAD Plant 3D, SolidWorks) and analysis tools (e.g., ANSYS, FEM).
• Strong knowledge of ASME, CSA and other relevant codes and standards.
• Excellent communication skills, ability to work collaboratively in a fast‑paced, multidisciplinary environment.
• Willingness to travel to project sites as required.

Why Join WSP Canada?

Become part of a global network of innovators who shape sustainable infrastructure. WSP offers professional growth, mentorship programs, and the opportunity to make a tangible impact on the energy transition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of projects will I work on?

You will design and support mechanical systems for power generation facilities such as turbines, condensers, and auxiliary equipment.

Is professional engineering registration required?

A P.Eng. license is preferred but not mandatory; relevant experience and a mechanical engineering degree are required.

Will travel be required for this role?

Yes, occasional travel to project sites and client locations in British Columbia and elsewhere may be required.