Project Manager Water Resources EngineeringPreferred Start Date: March 2026Resilient Consulting is seeking an experienced Project Manager to support and lead municipal and conservation authority water resources projects across Southern Ontario. This role is suited to a technically strong, client-focused professional who is ready to take ownership of project delivery while working within a nimble and collaborative consulting environment.At Resilient, Project Managers play a central role in shaping projectsfrom technical direction and client engagement through to construction deliverywhile contributing to work that reduces flood risk, enhances water quality, restores natural systems, and strengthens community resilience.About Resilient ConsultingFounded in 2018, Resilient Consulting is a specialised consulting engineering firm delivering municipal water resources and environmental engineering services to Municipalities and Conservation Authorities throughout Southern Ontario. We are recognised for practical, high-quality engineering, responsive client service, and deep technical expertise in water resources and environmental infrastructure.Our team structure is intentionally small (fewer 25 staff), technically strong, and collaborative enabling Project Managers to remain hands-on technically while exercising meaningful leadership over projects, clients, and junior staff.Our Core Practice AreasWater Resources EngineeringFlood Assessment, Mitigation and DesignWatercourse and Wetland RestorationEnvironmental Project ManagementContract Administration and Construction SupportThe OpportunityThe Project Manager will lead single and multi-disciplinary water resources assignments, acting as the primary point of contact for clients and overseeing technical delivery, budgets, schedules, and quality control. The Project Manager will also oversee the work of sub-consultants to ensure a high standard of quality while keeping project delivery on time and on budget. The role offers a high degree of autonomy, supported by collaboration with other Project Managers and oversight by Senior Management.This position is intended for a professional with 710 years of relevant experience, strong municipal or conservation authority exposure, and demonstrated success managing projects and client relationships.Key ResponsibilitiesAct as Project Manager for municipal and conservation authority water resources assignmentsServe as the primary client liaison, managing communications, expectations, deliverables and budgetsLead and review hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for stormwater, floodplain, and watercourse projectsOversee preparation of engineering drawings, technical specifications, and contract documentationManage project budgets, schedules, resourcing, and riskProvide technical mentorship and direction to junior engineers and designersLead or support contract administration, site inspections, and construction coordinationEnsure all work complies with applicable municipal, provincial, and regulatory requirementsQualifications and ExperienceProfessional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) designation in Ontario710 years of experience in water resources engineering, preferably in consultingDemonstrated experience managing projects for municipal and/or conservation authority clientsProven ability to work directly with clients and maintain long-term professional relationshipsStrong technical background in modelling, design and contract administrationExperience with tools such as PCSWMM, Visual OTTHYMO, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, Civil 3D, MicroStation, and GISStrong technical writing and communication skillsPossession of a valid G drivers licence, a reliable vehicle and willingness to travel to construction sites and complete field work and site inspections as requiredWhy Join Resilient?Meaningful projects with measurable environmental and community benefitsDirect influence over project delivery and client relationshipsFlexible, remote-first work environment with work-life balanceCompetitive compensation commensurate with experienceOpportunity to help shape internal processes and contribute to firm growthWork EnvironmentResilient Consulting operates in a remote work environment, with staff based in the Greater Toronto Area, offering flexible work hours. The Project Manager must be available for meetings, field work, and construction inspections within the Greater Toronto Area on an as-needed basis. The role requires a high degree of independence, accountability, and proactive communication using Microsoft Teams, phone, and email.If you are an experienced water resources professional seeking a role with technical depth, client engagement, and real autonomywithout the overhead and bureaucracy of a large consulting firmResilient Consulting would welcome your interest.
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Project Manager - Water Resources