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encepta

Electrical Engineer, Distribution

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada (city only)

Hybrid · Full-time

First seen by offpeak October 22, 2026

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEER – DISTRIBUTION


Role Overview 

At Encepta, our engineering teams help deliver practical, high-quality infrastructure solutions across telecommunications and utility networks.


We’re looking for an experienced Electrical Engineer – Distribution to support a major joint-use infrastructure program in British Columbia. This is a technically focused role for a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) with strong experience in electrical distribution, aerial infrastructure and pole systems.


You’ll play a key role in reviewing engineering work and providing technical guidance while gaining exposure to both the electrical utility and telecommunications sides of joint-use infrastructure.


Why work for Encepta?

Encepta is a growing Canadian infrastructure company providing planning, design and data-collection services to telecommunications providers, utilities and municipalities. We combine technical expertise, innovative tools and practical field knowledge to help our clients build better networks and more connected communities.


In this role, you’ll have the opportunity to:


We also offer:


What You’ll Work On

You’ll provide engineering expertise across aerial electrical distribution and joint-use infrastructure, with a strong focus on technical review and engineering quality.

You’ll also:


What You’ll Bring

You’ll be a strong fit for this role if you have:


What Makes Someone Successful in This Role

 

Apply today and help Encepta deliver the next generation of joint-use infrastructure across British Columbia.


Encepta is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where employees from all backgrounds can succeed. We are committed to strengthening representation within our teams, including through the employment of individuals from BIPOC communities and business decisions informed by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.