Coastal and Special Project Engineer

Infrastructure | Main Administration Building, 25 Cedric Street Location:  Stirling, Western Australia

Type:  Permanent Full-Time

Salary:  Up to 130K base salary + super (based on experience) About Us At the City of Stirling, we’re proud to be WA’s largest local government, serving over 243,000 residents. We’re a vibrant, community-focused organisation with a workforce of 1,500 people—and we’re serious about safety. This role is ideal for someone with a strong background in coastal and civil engineering who understands the sensitivities of working along the coast. Why You’ll Love This Role Our beautiful coast will be your playground. You’ll be responsible for the planning, design, and delivery of coastal infrastructure and special projects, while also contributing to the City’s long-term  Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Planning (CHRMAP)  strategy. What You’ll Be Doing Lead the design and delivery of coastal infrastructure such as steps, protective barriers, jetties, of shore reefs, and seawalls. Manage sand nourishment projects at Mettams Beach and Waterman’s Bay. Collaborate with the Northern Beaches Alliance to monitor shoreline changes and analyse coastal data. Provide technical advice and guidance to internal stakeholders on the environmental impacts for events being run along the coast Manage and collaborate with government stakeholders on the delivery and planning of our coastal projects Prepare technical reports, Council reports and project scope of works Manage tenders, consultants, and contractors to ensure projects meet scope, budget, and community expectations. Assist with funding applications for coastal hazard assessments /adaptations and civil projects Contribute to special projects Support with advocacy for major projects Engage with Councillors and community members on high-profile and coastal projects. What You’ll Bring We’re looking for a qualified and experienced Coastal Engineering professional who’s passionate about creating safe, healthy, and sustainable workplaces. You’ll ideally bring: A degree in Civil/Coastal Engineering (or equivalent). Engineering experience in infrastructure design and delivery. Demonstrated experience in coastal project implementation and CHRMAP principles. Strong project management and stakeholder engagement skills. Strong influencing ability to drive the City’s outcomes Knowledge of relevant legislation, engineering standards, and local government processes. A proactive, community-focused mindset with a passion for coastal protection and innovative infrastructure works.. Why You’ll Love Working Here Work Your Way Flex your schedule with 9-day fortnights, WFH options, and phased retirement. Enjoy free parking, end-of-journey facilities, and a location close to shops, cafés, and public transport. Rewarding You We go beyond the basics—up to 6% employer-matched super means you could build up to 24% annually. Plus: purchased leave, novated leasing, annual leave loading, and extra personal leave on your 3-year anniversary. Grow With Us From LinkedIn Learning and leadership programs to study assistance we have you covered Belong Here We celebrate you through Stirling Stars, Chatterbox shoutouts, DEI events, and our annual Christmas party. Bring your whole self—we’ll bring the recognition. Feel Your Best Wellbeing is more than a buzzword. Think subsidised gym memberships, therapy dogs, skin checks, and wellness sessions. When life gets tough, our support systems are ready to catch you. Ready to Make a Real Impact?

If you’re passionate about our coast, and want to be part of a team that’s driving critical change—we’d love to hear from you. Hit ‘Apply’ and become part of a team that champions safety, values people, and embraces innovation. Questions? Reach out to Frank Strever, Service Lead Transport on (08) 9205 8705 Applications close:  6pm Tuesday 12 August 2025 (We may begin interviews before the closing date, so don’t wait!)