Full-Time

Engineer-in-Training

Deadline 9/12/26
TC Energy

TC Energy

5,001-10,000 employees

Operates natural gas pipelines, generates electricity

No salary listed

Calgary, AB, Canada

Hybrid

Hybrid work applies to eligible office-based assignments. Rotations may require travel, overnight stays, temporary assignments, and relocation within Canada.

Bachelor's

Category
Mechanical Engineering (1)

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Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an accredited university program.
  • Registered, or eligible to register, as an Engineer-in-Training with the applicable provincial engineering regulator.
  • Demonstrate the ability and willingness to participate in a structured rotational development program, including assignments across different teams, functions, locations, and work environments, which may involve working in the field, travel, overnight stays, temporary assignments, and relocation as required.
  • Maintain a valid driver’s license and provide a driver’s abstract for review.
  • Successfully complete all required pre-employment screening, which may include criminal, credit, medical, drug and alcohol, or other background checks depending on role requirements and applicable law.
  • All applicants must have legal authorization to work in the country where the position is based, without restrictions.
Responsibilities
  • Support engineering work in Project Engineering, Facilities Reliability & Integrity, Pipeline Integrity, or other approved rotational areas.
  • Contribute to engineering design, project execution, technical assessments, integrity management, reliability initiatives, operational support, and asset lifecycle activities.
  • Apply engineering principles to support safe, reliable, compliant, and efficient operation of TC Energy assets.
  • Participate in technical studies, field reviews, investigations, risk assessments, engineering evaluations, and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Work with engineers, technologists, operations teams, project teams, contractors, vendors, and other internal stakeholders.
  • Build practical engineering experience through field exposure, operational activities, and cross-functional assignments.
  • Develop engineering judgment, technical capability, business awareness, and professional practice experience in support of future licensure.
  • Participate in planned rotation transitions, onboarding activities, knowledge transfer, and development discussions.
  • Demonstrate flexibility and commitment to completing rotational assignments as part of the program.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous internship, co-op, field, project, operations, integrity, pipeline, facility, or energy industry experience.
  • Interest in developing a career in energy infrastructure, engineering practice, project execution, asset integrity, reliability, or operations support.
  • Demonstrated curiosity, initiative, accountability, adaptability, and commitment to active learning.
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills.
  • Interest in gaining broad technical and business experience across multiple engineering functions.

What TC Energy does: It operates energy infrastructure across North America, focusing on natural gas transportation and storage through an extensive pipeline network in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, and also generating electricity from assets such as nuclear and natural gas-fired plants. How its product works: Its pipelines move natural gas from supply basins to markets, with storage capabilities to ensure reliability; revenue mostly comes from long-term, regulated contracts and fee-based arrangements, which give predictable cash flow. How it is different: It combines large-scale gas transportation with power generation under a regulated, fee-based business model across three countries, offering a stable, diversified energy infrastructure platform. What its goal is: to reliably deliver energy to homes and businesses by efficiently moving gas and producing power under long-term contracts, supporting North American energy markets.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Calgary, Canada

Founded

1951

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What believers are saying

  • July 30, 2026 Q2 EBITDA hit C$2.9 billion; management targets upper-end 2026 guidance.
  • FERC approved ANR’s settlement July 27, 2026, accelerating rate relief and refunds.
  • New 2026 projects serve data centers and gas-fired generation, capturing power-demand growth.

What critics are saying

  • PHMSA’s January 31, 2026 ANR order followed a rupture, reducing pressure until approval.
  • Coastal GasLink hit a March 20, 2026 B.C. stop-work order, delaying cash flow.
  • LNG Canada Phase 2 remains undecided; without it, Coastal GasLink expansion weakens.

What makes TC Energy unique

  • TC Energy’s July 30, 2026 portfolio ties cash flows to regulated North American gas transport.
  • Bruce Power’s nuclear stake and 2026 pipeline builds diversify earnings beyond pure pipes.
  • 20-year take-or-pay contracts on Central Virginia and Clark lock in long-dated demand.

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