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The Opportunity

Keewatin-Aski Ltd. is an established engineering and architecture firm that has supported communities across Northwestern Ontario for more than 40 years. Their work is practical, community-focused, and often tied to complex water and wastewater systems in northern and remote environments.

KAL is looking to add a Water & Wastewater Engineer to their team. This opportunity is open to experienced engineers as well as those who are still building toward a more senior role, provided they bring strong technical fundamentals, sound judgment, and an interest in long-term growth.

The role is remote, with periodic travel to Sioux Lookout and project sites as needed.

Your Role and Impact

Depending on experience, this role may involve leading projects end to end or contributing under the guidance of senior engineers, with room to grow over time.

• Plan and design water and wastewater treatment projects from early concepts through detailed design, tendering, and construction

• Prepare or contribute to feasibility studies, technical analyses, and design calculations

• Produce design drawings, reports, and technical documentation

• Participate in project and client meetings and attend site visits as required

• Provide direction to technical staff or collaborate closely with senior team members during project delivery

What KAL Offers

• Competitive compensation and a strong benefits package

• A work environment that supports balance and sustainability over the long term

• Exposure to meaningful infrastructure projects that directly impact communities

• Opportunity for increased responsibility and long-term growth within the firm

• For candidates aligned with KAL’s future direction, potential for shareholding over time

What We Are Looking For

• A degree in Civil Engineering from an accredited Canadian university

• P.Eng. designation in Ontario, or eligibility or progress toward licensure

• Canadian experience in water and wastewater engineering, with flexibility around years of experience

• Understanding of water and wastewater treatment technologies, hydraulics, and construction practices

• Experience working within Canadian regulatory and permitting frameworks

• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Microsoft Office

• Clear written and verbal communication skills

• An organized, practical approach to managing priorities and working with others

• Experience working with First Nation communities or northern and remote projects is an asset

• Willingness to travel periodically to Sioux Lookout and project sites

How to Apply or Learn More

Please submit your interest and experience through our trusted staffing partner, Laura Wortley, who is assisting us in this search. Those who stand out will be contacted by Laura regarding next steps, as directed by Keewatin-Aski Ltd.

All applications and expressions of interest will be reviewed confidentially.

This search is being supported by Laura Wortley, a contracted recruiting consultant with OneRecruits, working in partnership with TIPI Legacy HR+ and Keewatin-Aski Ltd.