Electrical Project Manager/ Engineer

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Under the supervision of the Electrical Director, the Electrical Project Manager manages the electrical portion of wind and solar projects, each with a capacity of several hundred megawatts, across Canada.

This role is based at our Lévis, Québec office in a hybrid work model.
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• Hold a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering - power systems (an asset) or any relevant experience;
• Have more than 10 years of experience in HV substation and MV network construction;
• Fluency in oral and written French;
• Intermediate proficiency in spoken and written English to interact regularly with subcontractors, suppliers, clients, partners, and colleagues nationwide. Must participate in coordination meetings and provide progress updates to English‑speaking stakeholders;
• Stands out for their teamwork and ability to collaborate with remote teams.

Manage and participate in the electrical engineering of projects with consulting firms and the client;

• Ensure that engineering, procurement, and manufacturing activities meet critical project deadlines;
• Ensure that the engineering delivered by consultants (drawings, studies, calculation notes, etc.) Participate in project meetings;
• Monitor and support the site team as needed during construction.

A minimum of 4 weeks of vacation starting on day one

• Personal days you can use whenever you need them
• Support for your professional development and career growth
• Various mobility allowances and premiums to support your work

Borea’s values are deeply rooted in the energy landscape. Borea, in collaboration with its various solar and wind construction partners, is committed to finding increasingly innovative solutions with the goal to commit to quality and responsibly and sustainably energizing future generations.

Borea Construction is committed to fostering a diverse and representative workforce and an inclusive workplace where all employees are treated equitably.