Job opportunity
Transportation Infrastructure Structural Engineer
Global Infrastructure
Design structures that support Canada’s future mobility network with TYLin, using structural analysis and resilient engineering solutions. This opportunity targets experienced P.Eng. professionals.
TYLin is gathering interest from experienced Structural Engineers for anticipated Rail + Transit opportunities over the next three to six months. The work spans planning, preliminary engineering, detailed design, construction support, and rehabilitation studies. You will collaborate with engineers, architects, planners, project managers, and construction specialists on major transportation infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities:
Plan, analyze, design, and deliver transportation structural solutions
Design steel, reinforced concrete, masonry, timber, and other systems
Prepare technical specifications, engineering reports, and construction documents
Ensure compliance with Canadian codes, standards, and client requirements
Support proposals, client engagement, and Rail + Transit growth initiatives
Requirements:
Accredited Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering degree
Canadian Professional Engineer designation is required
At least five years of progressive structural engineering experience
Experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering designs and construction documents
Strong communication, collaboration, problem-solving, and assignment management skills
Use Canadian structural engineering knowledge and multidisciplinary coordination skills to deliver resilient transportation infrastructure through TYLin’s practice.
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Apply on source site TYLin is gathering interest from experienced Structural Engineers for anticipated Rail + Transit opportunities over the next three to six months. The work spans planning, preliminary engineering, detailed design, construction support, and rehabilitation studies. You will collaborate with engineers, architects, planners, project managers, and construction specialists on major transportation infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities:
Plan, analyze, design, and deliver transportation structural solutions
Design steel, reinforced concrete, masonry, timber, and other systems
Prepare technical specifications, engineering reports, and construction documents
Ensure compliance with Canadian codes, standards, and client requirements
Support proposals, client engagement, and Rail + Transit growth initiatives
Requirements:
Accredited Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering degree
Canadian Professional Engineer designation is required
At least five years of progressive structural engineering experience
Experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering designs and construction documents
Strong communication, collaboration, problem-solving, and assignment management skills
Use Canadian structural engineering knowledge and multidisciplinary coordination skills to deliver resilient transportation infrastructure through TYLin’s practice.
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