Lead complex infrastructure delivery in Vancouver with Arup, combining civil project leadership, client relationships, and business development expertise. This senior Infrastructure and Civil Project Leader will lead major multidisciplinary projects across Western Canada and Canada. The position supports Arup’s Vancouver presence through client leadership, delivery governance, pursuit shaping, and market growth. Focus areas include transportation, energy, water, property-related infrastructure, and climate resilient civil infrastructure. Key Responsibilities:
Lead major infrastructure projects and complex multidisciplinary teams Provide strategic oversight, client leadership, and delivery governance Build trusted public and private sector client relationships Shape pursuits, win strategies, proposals, and bid submissions Mentor project teams and strengthen Vancouver delivery capability Requirements:
15+ years pursuing and delivering large-scale infrastructure projects British Columbia Professional Engineer designation required Senior leadership experience on complex multidisciplinary infrastructure projects Understanding of British Columbia procurement and delivery models Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, or related field Bring infrastructure delivery, client leadership, and business development experience to Arup’s growing Vancouver practice across Canada.
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Infrastructure Project Leader Vancouver employer: Arup
Arup is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture, empowering employees to thrive in their careers while contributing to meaningful projects that shape a better world. With a strong focus on professional development, competitive benefits, and a commitment to diversity, our Toronto office offers a vibrant environment where talented individuals can grow and make a significant impact in the rail industry. Join us to be part of a multidisciplinary team dedicated to delivering innovative solutions for nationally important railway projects across Canada and the US.
