Civil Engineers

Make a Difference. Build Communities. Shape the FutureAre you passionate about creating resilient, practical, and inclusive infrastructure for communities across BC? Do you thrive on the challenges of high-impact, geographically diverse projects? If you are a motivated Civil Engineer, we want to hear from you.Who We Are
David Nairne & Associates Ltd (DNA) is a multi-disciplinary firm of civil engineers, structural engineers, architects, planners, and project managers. With more than 50 years of experience and a team of 60+ professionals, we work on unique projects throughout BC and northern Canada. Our client base includes Federal, Provincial, Indigenous, and Métis governments, as well as government agencies and private sector developers. Many of our projects are in stunning, remote communities where our work has meaningful impact.Job Summary
We are seeking Civil Engineers from EIT to P.Eng level with experience or a strong interest in municipal infrastructure (water, wastewater, stormwater, roads) and land development to join our team. You’ll work in a dynamic, multi-disciplinary environment, collaborating with planners, architects, and structural engineers under the mentorship of experienced professionals. This role offers an opportunity to build technical depth, take on increasing responsibility, and develop toward independent professional practice and future leadership opportunities.Reporting Relationship
Reports to: Civil Engineering LeadJob Responsibilities
Assist with and progressively take ownership of civil engineering design for municipal and land development projectsPrepare technical drawings, calculations, specifications, and reports under the direction and review of senior engineersSupport project planning, budgeting, and schedulingCoordinate with internal teams, subconsultants, and clients as directedAssist with contract administration, construction inspection, and construction supportParticipate in site visits, field reviews, and data collectionApply feedback and quality-review processes to strengthen technical and communication skillsAs experience develops, support and mentor junior EITs and contribute to knowledge sharing within the teamSkills and Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineeringRegistered as an EIT or P.Eng. with Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC) or eligible to register (required)Experience in municipal infrastructure or land development is an assetFamiliarity with civil design software and tools such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Microsoft OfficeExposure to MMCD contract administration and construction inspection is an assetStrong communication, technical writing, and organizational skillsValid BC driver’s licenseInterest in working with Indigenous communities and on projects in remote communitiesWhat You Bring
A willingness to learn, ask questions, and take ownership of assigned tasksConfidence working with evolving information and shifting prioritiesStrong attention to detail, organization, and follow-throughA collaborative approach and positive interpersonal skillsThe ability to communicate technical information clearlyAdaptability in complex, fast-paced project settingsA commitment to practical, user-centred design grounded in real-world constraintsMotivation to serve communities through impactful infrastructureWork Environment
Our office is located in North Vancouver, walking distance from the SeaBusThe role is predominantly in-office, with hybrid flexibility after the probation period, based on demonstrated performance and role requirements.Occasional travel may be required to remote communities in BCWorking Hours
Full-time position, 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday7.5 hours per day, core hours are 9 AM to 3 PMMay include evening or weekend work/ travel as required to meet client needsWhy Join Us
At DNA, we value creativity, teamwork, and a sense of purpose. You’ll work in a supportive, energetic environment where professional development is encouraged. We offer:Mentorship from experienced professional engineersA collaborative and social team cultureExposure to a wide range of project types and career development pathsAdditional Benefits:
RRSP matching programExtended health, dental, vision, and life insuranceOpportunity to travel to remote communities in BCNote: Many of our projects are in remote and Northern communities. Travel may involve multi-day trips where returning home each evening is not possible. Applicants should be comfortable working in smaller and remote communities.Compensation: $70,000 - $160,000Salary will be commensurate with experience, skills, qualifications, and registration status, as well as internal equity and business needs. Actual offers will be based on a combination of these factors.
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