Latest Engineering Job Openings in Canada
Canada is one of the world's most welcoming destinations for skilled engineers. With its rapidly expanding infrastructure, clean-energy initiatives, oil & gas operations in Alberta, aerospace hubs in Quebec and tech corridors in Ontario and British Columbia, the country offers thousands of openings each month for both newly qualified and experienced professionals. Below you will find an updated list of engineering vacancies across all major Canadian provinces.
Engineering Job Categories in Canada
Browse opportunities across every major engineering discipline. Each category includes employer-direct listings, salary bands and required certifications.
Mechanical Engineer
320+ active vacanciesCivil Engineer
285+ active vacanciesElectrical Engineer
240+ active vacanciesChemical Engineer
110+ active vacanciesAerospace Engineer
85+ active vacanciesEnvironmental Engineer
95+ active vacanciesBiomedical Engineer
60+ active vacanciesIndustrial Engineer
140+ active vacanciesPetroleum Engineer
75+ active vacanciesMaterials Engineer
55+ active vacanciesNew Engineering Vacancies — June 2026
Senior Mechanical Engineer — SNC-Lavalin
NewDesign and oversee mechanical systems for large infrastructure projects. P.Eng. license required. Visa sponsorship available for qualified candidates.
Civil Site Engineer — PCL Construction
UrgentManage on-site civil works including roads, drainage and structural elements for commercial developments across Alberta.
Electrical Design Engineer — Hydro-Québec
HotDevelop and review electrical schematics for high-voltage transmission and renewable-energy substations across Quebec.
Chemical Process Engineer — Suncor Energy
NewOptimize refining processes, ensure HSE compliance and lead troubleshooting for upstream oil-sands operations.
Aerospace Stress Engineer — Bombardier
NewConduct stress analysis on aircraft structural components using FEA tools. Experience with CATIA and NASTRAN preferred.
Environmental Engineer — Stantec
HotLead environmental impact assessments, water-quality monitoring and remediation planning for infrastructure clients.
Biomedical Engineer — Sunnybrook Hospital
NewManage clinical engineering systems, medical imaging equipment and ensure compliance with Health Canada standards.
Petroleum Reservoir Engineer — Cenovus Energy
UrgentBuild reservoir simulation models, evaluate production forecasts and support field development planning.
Average Engineering Salaries in Canada (2026)
| Discipline | Entry Level | Mid Level | Senior Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mechanical Engineer | CAD 65,000 | CAD 90,000 | CAD 125,000 |
| Civil Engineer | CAD 62,000 | CAD 88,000 | CAD 120,000 |
| Electrical Engineer | CAD 68,000 | CAD 95,000 | CAD 130,000 |
| Petroleum Engineer | CAD 85,000 | CAD 125,000 | CAD 175,000 |
| Aerospace Engineer | CAD 72,000 | CAD 100,000 | CAD 140,000 |
| Biomedical Engineer | CAD 60,000 | CAD 85,000 | CAD 115,000 |
Eligibility & Requirements
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in the relevant engineering discipline from a recognized university.
- P.Eng. licensure (or eligibility) from the provincial regulator — e.g. PEO (Ontario), APEGA (Alberta), EGBC (British Columbia).
- Equivalency assessment through Engineers Canada for international applicants.
- IELTS / CELPIP English proficiency, or TEF Canada for French-speaking provinces.
- Valid Canadian work permit, PR card, or eligibility under the Express Entry / Provincial Nominee programs.
How to Apply for Engineering Jobs in Canada
- Choose your engineering category from the list above.
- Click on the job title to view the complete description on the official employer portal.
- Prepare a Canadian-format CV (max 2 pages, no photo, reverse-chronological).
- Submit your application along with credential assessment and cover letter.
- Track the employer's response — most reply within 2 to 4 weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are engineering jobs in Canada open for foreigners?
Yes. Canada actively recruits international engineers through Express Entry, the Federal Skilled Worker Program and various Provincial Nominee Programs, all of which prioritize engineering occupations.
Do I need a P.Eng. license to work as an engineer in Canada?
You can work as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) without a license, but to use the title "Engineer" and stamp drawings, you must obtain a P.Eng. license from the provincial regulator.
Which Canadian province has the most engineering jobs?
Ontario leads in overall demand, followed by Alberta (oil & gas), Quebec (aerospace) and British Columbia (clean tech and infrastructure).
Is visa sponsorship offered for engineering roles?
Many large employers — SNC-Lavalin, Stantec, Suncor, Bombardier and others — sponsor LMIA-backed work permits for qualified engineers.