Engineering work that is visible, practical, and built for the North.

Yellowknife is not a place where municipal engineering happens in the background. In a northern capital city, infrastructure decisions are visible, practical, and consequential. Roads, water, sewer, stormwater, lift stations, traffic systems, and capital projects do more than support growth. They shape daily life, strengthen community resilience, and help define how the North’s capital city functions for decades to come.

Reporting to the Manager, Engineering, the Municipal Engineer III is an in-scope position that supports the planning, coordination, implementation, and reporting of municipal infrastructure projects and services. The role is hands‑on and varied, moving between design review, contract administration, field oversight, consultant and contractor coordination, budget and schedule monitoring, technical advice, public‑facing communication, and mentorship.

Engineering in Yellowknif...