Determined, imaginative, curious-if these are some of the ways you describe yourself, we want to learn more about you!
The OpportunityA full-time opportunity is available within the Commercial Asset Planning (CAP) East team in Canada Gas Commercial Operations. This role is focused on the Mainline and Trans Québec & Maritimes (TQM) systems and offers broad exposure to the regulated natural gas pipeline business and its customers.
The successful candidate will develop and maintain multi-year commercial asset plans that support commercial strategy, system reliability, and business growth. The role integrates market opportunities, operating forecasts, asset condition, maintenance programs, and system performance insights into risk-informed recommendations that balance customer needs, cost, and operational performance.
This position also supports the capacity management portfolio through capacity assessments, commercial open seasons, and other capacity-related initiatives, providing opportunities for progressive development in this area.
What you'll do- Lead the development and continuous improvement of multi-year commercial asset plans for assigned Mainline and TQM assets, balancing risk, cost, and system performance
- Perform hydraulic modelling, capacity assessments, and scenario analysis to support commercial decisions, evaluate operational impacts, and identify value opportunities
- Integrate demand forecasts, utilization trends, asset health, facility capability, and maintenance requirements into defensible planning recommendations
- Assess commercial and operational risks associated with maintenance programs, outages, and facility availability, and communicate mitigation strategies and residual risks
- Provide commercial operations input into annual and multi-year outage planning, including constraints, sequencing opportunities, and capacity-enabling work
- Support project development activities, including operating philosophy, facility requirements, tie-in scope, and performance expectations for new or modified facilities
- Provide secondary coverage for tariff-mandated and ad hoc capacity offerings, while identifying capacity-enabling opportunities and incorporating capacity implications into asset, outage, and maintenance capital planning
- Build effective relationships across Canada Gas, Safety & Technical Services, Projects, and Legal, while developing broader capacity management expertise
Minimum Qualifications- Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Mechanical, Chemical or Electrical Engineering
- 6+ years of progressive, relevant engineering experience
- Registered, or eligible to register, with APEGA as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in good-standing
- A combination of education and experience may be considered
Preferred Qualifications- Demonstrated ability to apply engineering judgement to complex, ambiguous and multi-stakeholder problems
- Strong analytical capability, including the ability to synthesize technical, operational, risk and commercial inputs into clear recommendations
- Well-developed written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain complex analysis to technical and non-technical audiences
- Self-motivated, collaborative and able to manage competing priorities while delivering quality work with appropriate independence
- Familiarity with the Canadian Mainline and TQM systems
- Experience with gas transmission hydraulic simulation and the application of modelling results to commercial or asset planning decisions
- Knowledge of pipeline operations, gas markets, and the supporting commercial and regulatory frameworks
- Understanding of maintenance capital planning, outage planning, facility reliability, asset integrity, and operational risk management
- Experience developing asset strategies, utilization assessments, commercial risk evaluations, or capacity-related recommendations
- Exposure to capacity management concepts, Mainline tariff provisions, and service offerings
- Proficiency with data, automation, visualization, and analytical tools used to improve decision-making and engineering efficiency
- Experience preparing concise recommendations and decision support material for senior stakeholders
To remain competitive, support our high-performance culture and allow for more flexibility in the way we work, we offer a hybrid work model and flexible dress code for our eligible office-based workforce in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.
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