Low Carbon Thermal Engineer

Advance low-carbon thermal infrastructure from an Ontario-based remote setting, using mechanical design expertise across heat pumps and thermal systems. Lead technical scopes independently.As a Mechanical Engineer, you will support a Canadian consulting engineering firm’s growing practice. The work covers heat pumps, heat recovery, ambient-temperature loops, thermal energy storage, and district energy distribution. You will prepare engineering deliverables, coordinate disciplines, and provide technical guidance while supporting project managers, clients, and business development.Key Responsibilities:
Evaluate heat pumps, heat recovery, loops, and thermal storage systemsIndependently manage assigned technical scopes and deliverablesReview equipment sizing, system layouts, specifications, and tender packagesCommunicate progress, technical issues, and schedule impacts proactivelyMentor junior engineers and engineers-in-training on technical workRequirements:
P.Eng. registration with Professional Engineers OntarioApproximately eight or more years of mechanical engineering experienceExperience with hydronic heating and cooling systemsStrong written, verbal, and multidisciplinary coordination skillsOrganized, self-directed, and effective within a remote teamBring mechanical engineering leadership, thermal technology knowledge, and independent delivery skills to Ontario’s low-carbon infrastructure practice.
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