Offerte di impiego e stages di Ingegneria in Ottawa, Canada

“Internship in Power Systems Engineering at (COMPANY NAME)'s EESS-Canada in Ottawa, Ontario. Duration: 12-16 months, starting May 2026. Hourly rate: $22-$26 CAD. Tasks include power system analysis, design, and project support. Requires enrollment in an Electrical Engineering Degree program, with preference for 3rd and 4th year students. No relocation offered.”

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks a Data Centre Engineer with 1-2 years of experience in data centre or infrastructure operations. The role involves deploying, configuring, and maintaining data centre hardware and software, including virtualization, Linux, and networking. Scripting skills in Bash, Python, or PowerShell are required. The position offers a competitive hourly salary range of $27.16 to $51.20 in British Columbia/Ontario and may require travel and on-call work. A bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline is required, and eligibility for Reliability Clearance is necessary.”

“(COMPANY NAME) is seeking an Engineering Community COOP/apprentice in Ottawa, ON, Canada, for an 11-month fixed term. The role involves building an Engineering community across the Americas, supporting collaborative events, digital communication, and creating operational dashboards. The ideal candidate is in their last year of study in Business or Engineering, with strong communication skills, fluency in English, and knowledge of French and Spanish. The compensation range is CAD 64,560.80 - 80,701.00 annually.”

“Rail Engineering Intern position at (COMPANY NAME) from May 2026 to May 2027. Focus on rail systems design, requirements engineering, and project support. Requires a Bachelor's degree in engineering, CAD proficiency, and strong communication skills. Compensation range: $21 to $38 per hour in Toronto. Opportunity to work on sustainable rail projects and grow professionally.”

“WHAT YOU DO AT (COMPANY NAME) CHANGES EVERYTHING At (COMPANY NAME), our mission is to build great products that accelerate next-gen...”