Civil Engineer (Asset Management)

Dillon Consulting Limited•Toronto, ON

4d•CA$75,000 - CA$115,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Dillon’s Civil Infrastructure Technical Group is looking for a Civil Engineer to fill an existing vacancy within our multidisciplinary team of professionals. You will be instrumental in helping our municipal clients navigate the complexities of aging infrastructure, financial sustainability, and climate resilience. If you are passionate about driving business development while delivering high-quality asset management strategies, this is your next career milestone. This position can be done from any of our offices in Ontario.

Requirements

Degree in Civil Engineering or a related field.
Licensed Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Ontario (PEO).
Proven ability to build client relationships and "drive the business" through strategic networking and high-quality delivery.
Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences.
8–10 years of professional experience, specifically focused on municipal infrastructure and asset management.
Deep understanding of Ontario Regulation 588/17 and the lifecycle of municipal assets (water, wastewater, roads, and bridges).

Nice To Haves

Experience or interest in collaborating with Indigenous Communities on infrastructure resilience and self-governance.

Responsibilities

Lead the development and implementation of comprehensive Asset Management (AM) plans, including State of the Infrastructure (SOTI) reports, levels of service analysis, and long-term financial strategies.
Proactively identify market opportunities, lead proposal development, and leverage your professional network to expand Dillon’s municipal footprint across Ontario.
Act as a trusted advisor to municipal staff, leadership, and stakeholders, translating technical data into actionable investment strategies.
Manage multi-disciplinary project teams to ensure technical accuracy, budget adherence, and timely delivery of infrastructure projects.
Facilitate workshops and presentations. Experience or interest in collaborating with Indigenous Communities on infrastructure resilience and self-governance is a significant asset.
Commit to self-development and ongoing learning and professional development.
Contribute to Dillon’s corporate profile through active participation in professional associations and committees.