Overview The role combines hands-on engineering support, asset management, GIS data maintenance, estimating, standards development, and project coordination. Working in a collaborative team environment, the Distribution Engineering Co-op Student provides technical and administrative support to the Transmission & Distribution (T&D) Engineering, Operations, and Asset Management teams. The student contributes to the planning, design, estimating, asset management, standards development, and documentation of electrical utility infrastructure across NTPC communities. This position offers practical experience in electrical distribution systems, transmission assets, GIS mapping, utility standards, estimating, and emerging technologies while supporting safe, reliable, and sustainable utility operations. This four (4) month casual position is located in Hay River, NT - no relocation or accommodations are provided. The job posting will close on Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 11:59pm MDT. Responsibilities Key roles and responsibilities include: • Always work safely, adhere to all aspects of the NTPC Health & Safety and Environmental programs, comply with all rules & regulations, and continually practice health & safety while performing any duties. • Ensure the safety of other employees, contractors, and the general public in the workplace by: • Reporting any failure to adhere to safety practices or rules • Providing detailed orientations and identification of hazards to all visitors • Removing hazards or make the workplace safe when leaving a work area • Participate in the continuous improvement of the Health & Safety program, Environment program as well as NTPC’s safety culture. • Assist with engineering studies, system assessments, and operational reviews. • Develop and maintain ETAP electrical system models for NTPC communities. • Develop, revise, and maintain electrical standards and standard drawings. • Research utility materials, equipment specifications, and applicable industry standards. • Support the Work Order Estimating System and project cost estimating activities. • Support digital transformation initiatives involving GIS, asset management, and engineering workflows. Qualifications • To be eligible, applicants must be enrolled in a full-time post-secondary Engineering Degree program, preferably in an Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, or related engineering discipline. • Successful completion of at least two (2) years of an Engineering Degree program and enrollment in full-time studies for Fall 2027 required. • Registration in a recognized Co-op or Internship Program. • Familiarity with electrical power systems and utility operations. • Understanding of engineering design principles and drafting practices. • Experience with Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel. • Knowledge of GIS software such as ESRI ArcGIS is considered an asset. • Familiarity with ETAP, AutoCAD, or other engineering software is considered an asset. • Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills. • Effective written and verbal communication skills. • Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team environment. • Full and valid Class 5 Driver's License preferred. This casual position pays $39.03 per hour, plus 10% vacation pay. The position is located in Hay River, NT - no relocation or accommodations are provided. Indigenous Employment Policy - candidates must clearly identify eligibility status through our online application process to receive priority consideration. We thank all those who apply and advise that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted. Learn more about working for NTPC, please visit further details here Careers. CASOFC