Coordinate complex station design with multidisciplinary teams at SYSTRA Canada in a hybrid work environment. Apply technical coordination and design governance expertise. As Station Design Coordinator, you will support assigned projects from concept through commissioning. You will coordinate architecture, structural, MEP, utilities, fire and life safety, vertical transportation, civil interfaces, and systems integration. The role supports integrated delivery, stakeholder engagement, and alignment with project requirements. Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate multidisciplinary station deliverables across all project phases Support design reviews, coordination meetings, and design assurance processes Assist interface management across disciplines, stakeholders, and third parties Respond to client, authority, and partner comments Support alignment with scope, schedule, budget, and performance targets Requirements:
Accredited degree in Architecture, Engineering, or related discipline Minimum five years in complex multidisciplinary infrastructure projects Professional Engineer or Registered Architect, or Canadian registration eligibility Experience with station design or transportation infrastructure Clear verbal and written French and English communication Bring design coordination, interface management, and multidisciplinary delivery experience to SYSTRA Canada’s complex station projects in a hybrid setting.
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Station Design Coordination Engineer in Montréal employer: SYSTRA
SYSTRA Canada is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, making it an ideal place for Electrical Engineers focused on Traffic Signal Design. With a commitment to employee growth, SYSTRA offers mentorship opportunities, professional development, and a diverse, inclusive environment that values contributions from all team members. Located in Canada, the company provides a hybrid workplace that balances flexibility with teamwork, ensuring that employees can thrive both personally and professionally.
