About the role

Acoustic Consultant at Stantec influencing acoustic design direction across high-visibility projects. Contributing to community-defining projects like hospitals and national defense infrastructure.

Responsibilities

Perform architectural acoustics and vibration design, including noise and vibration control for M&E systems
Conduct modeling, analysis, data processing, and interpretation across a range of acoustic applications
Develop clear recommendations and design inputs through reports, sketches, and presentations
Complete field reviews, shop drawing evaluations, and construction-phase guidance
Support site visits, surveys, and technical documentation
Ensure accuracy, quality, and consistency across all deliverables
Support acoustic projects from initiation to completion, managing scope, schedule, and budget
Integrate acoustic design within multidisciplinary project environments
Maintain accountability to project milestones and deliverables
Support strong client relationships through responsive and professional communication
Support presentations, workshops, and technical discussions with clients and design teams
Translate complex technical concepts into clear, actionable recommendations
Support Stantec’s reputation for excellence through high-quality service delivery
Mentor junior staff, supporting their technical and professional development
Provide technical direction on complex assignments and support team coordination
Contribute to training, knowledge sharing, and team standardization
Strengthen our collaborative and inclusive NVA culture across Canadian offices

Foundation in architectural acoustics, HVAC noise control, and vibration isolation
Experience with room acoustics and building simulation tools such as Odeon, EASE, INSUL, or equivalent
Experience with P3, IPD, or progressive design-build project delivery methods is considered an asset
Knowledge of standards, including National Building Code, CSA Z317.2, ASHRAE Guidelines, FGI Guidelines, and relevant ISO/ASTM standards
Strong communication skills with strengths in client engagement, presentations, and negotiation
Organized, creative, and capable of managing multiple assignments
Proficient with Microsoft Office, CAD software, and relevant acoustics tools
Valid driver’s license and ability to support occasional planned fieldwork and travel
Graduate of an accredited university or college with an engineering, science, or technical degree in a related discipline
Minimum 4 years of consulting experience in architectural acoustics and/or mechanical noise control
Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) registration or eligibility with the Professional Engineers of Ontario or another Canadian province is an asset; candidates with alternative technical backgrounds (e.g., physics, architecture) are also encouraged to apply