Roadway design and delivery define this hands-on Project Engineer opportunity with TYLin’s Roads + Highways team in Toronto. Apply civil engineering expertise across Ontario transportation projects. This Project Engineer supports municipal and provincial infrastructure planning, design, and delivery. You will coordinate roadway reconstruction, rehabilitation, and improvement work while guiding junior technical staff. The role also requires collaboration with project managers, multidisciplinary teams, municipalities, utility owners, and approving agencies. Key Responsibilities:
Lead roadway functional, preliminary, and detailed design assignments Prepare calculations, drawings, quantities, specifications, and tender documents Coordinate grading, drainage, utilities, and active transportation facilities Review technical work and guide junior staff Support submissions, approvals, site reviews, and construction inquiries Requirements:
Minimum five years of relevant civil transportation engineering experience Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering Professional Engineer license in good standing with PEO Proficiency with MicroStation, InRoads/OpenRoads, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D Ontario roadway standards, geometry, grading, drainage, and municipal servicing experience Bring roadway engineering, coordinated design, and technical leadership skills to TYLin’s Toronto transportation infrastructure team.
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Roadway Project Engineer Toronto employer: Global Infrastructure
At Introba, we are dedicated to fostering a collaborative and inclusive work culture that empowers our employees to thrive. As an Associate Principal in Mechanical Engineering based in Toronto, you will have access to exceptional career development opportunities, a comprehensive benefits package, and the chance to lead innovative projects that make a real impact on communities and the environment. Join us in our mission to create resilient systems and elevate the human experience while enjoying a supportive workplace that values diversity and personal growth.