Project Manager, Energy & Industrial IoT

Project Manager, Energy & Industrial IoT

Status: Full Time

Hours: Monday – Friday, 35 hours/week

Home Campus: Fennell (hybrid work arrangements available)

Rate of Pay: Payband 10 ($88,983 - $111,230 per year)

Vacancy Status: 1 vacancy available

Posting Date: August 6th, 2026

Closing Date: August 12th, 2026 at 7:00 pm EST

We believe the rich diversity among our students and the communities we serve should be reflected within our workforce. As educators, we believe it is important to act and show leadership in advancing the principles of reconciliation, equity, diversity, and inclusion in our community.

Reporting to the General Manager, EPIC, the Project Manager, Energy & Industrial IoT will be responsible for managing applied research through all development stages from proposal preparation to successful project delivery. The key project areas will range from battery, instrumentation/data acquisition, and automation systems.

This role is pivotal to the expansion plans of EPIC in key large projects with industry and community partners to provide full solutions integrating energy and communication expertise.

The incumbent will be the key point of contact for industry partners throughout the different project stages from a technical and project management perspective. In addition, the role requires to work closely with operations and technical staff from EPIC, as well as supporting business development activities related to the Centre's requirements. The role also requires mentorship of junior staff and students;

whose active participation in real life projects is a core activity of the Centre.

The position will be responsible for working closely with industry partners and EPIC staff to plan, install, troubleshoot related infrastructure at the lab for capacity building and demonstration purposes.

The incumbent will act as the Centre's subject-matter expert in battery and communication systems and participate in dissemination activities to showcase the Centre and project results with industry partners and related conferences. The role also supports the short- and long-term planning including managing related initiatives; as well as ensuring that EPIC can effectively support its industry partners and improve the capabilities of the Centre and related students.

Lead and manage staff related to applied research projects in the following areas:

• Leads testing and evaluation of battery systems for industrial and research use.
• Performs performance testing under varying and harsh conditions.
• Supports analysis of battery behaviour, sizing, and reliability.
• Contributes to training and applied research activities.

• Designs and deploys systems for real-time industrial and energy data monitoring.
• Integrates sensing and communication technologies into unified solutions.
• Develops portable systems for field and remote operation.
• Supports hardware selection, system design, and implementation.
• Assists with software and cloud-based data handling tools.

• Supports design of secure industrial and automation networks.
• Works with deployment tools for remote system operation and monitoring.
• Assists integration of custom solutions with enterprise systems.
• Applies knowledge of automation and communication systems.

• Manages staff, assigning tasks and assessing performance.
• Provides assistance to the research team in conducting the research activities, including planning, organizing, conducting, and communicating research studies within the overall scope of the applied research project.
• Coordinates and performs a variety of independent and team activities involved in the collection, analysis, documentation, and interpretation of information/results.
• Provides relevant technical support and guidance to on-going lab projects.
• Provides guidance as required to any staff and/or students assisting with the research project, as agreed with the Centre’s General Manager.

Assists the General Manager in:

• Collaborative service delivery development.
• Taking active role in writing funding applications to acquire funding from…