Engineer, Water Infrastructure Policy

City of Toronto · Public sector

Toronto · Ontario · Canada

Salary

89,337–132,880 CAD / year

Hours / week

35 h

Experience

Minimum 3 years in municipal storm-drainage and stormwater infrastructure planning, design or construction

Work arrangement

Not stated

The role

Develop strategies, policies, guidelines and technical standards for stormwater management and Toronto Water infrastructure. The engineer researches emerging practices and technologies, investigates engineering issues, manages multidisciplinary assignments, reviews designs and reports, prepares business cases and consultant scopes, and represents Toronto Water with City divisions, external agencies, Council and the public. The work supports long-term management of water, wastewater and stormwater assets and climate resilience.

Requirements

P.Eng. registration with Professional Engineers Ontario and a post-secondary degree in civil, environmental or water-resources engineering. Requires at least three years of municipal storm-drainage and stormwater infrastructure planning, design or construction experience, policy and technical-writing ability, research and analysis experience, project and stakeholder management skills, and knowledge of relevant water and environmental legislation. Graduate education is an asset.

Work details

Permanent, non-union position at Metro Hall, 55 John Street. Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week. Work mode and travel requirements are not stated.

Languages

Language requirements are not specified; strong technical writing and presentation skills are required.

Date found

Oct 28, 2026

Posting date

Oct 20, 2026

Closing date

Nov 3, 2026

Discipline

Water resources

Reference

67403

Source

City of Toronto

Last verified: Oct 28, 2026