Ecora is a Kelowna-based multidisciplinary consultancy whose stack pairs geotechnical and structural modeling (Plaxis, Slope/W, ETABS, SAP2000) with hydraulic tools (HEC-RAS, WaterCAD) and a deep Esri GIS layer extended through PostGIS and Python. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, while job posts point to a business-development push: capture strategy on major pursuits, teaming with primes and Indigenous partners, and expansion into Alberta and the territories.
Ecora Consultants is a privately held engineering and environmental consulting firm headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia, with 51–200 employees. It began in forestry and environmental services and grew into geotechnical, structural, civil, hydrotechnical and dam engineering, alongside materials testing, remote sensing and resource analysis. Clients span forestry, oil and gas, municipal development, environmental management and alternative energy, and the firm works closely with First Nations communities. Ecora now operates as part of PRI Engineering, a geotechnical and engineering services group.
Ecora uses Plaxis, Slope/W, ETABS, SAP2000, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Revit, HEC-RAS and WaterCAD for engineering, the ArcGIS suite, QGIS and PostGIS for GIS work, plus Deltek Vantagepoint, HubSpot and Power BI.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering across junior, mid and senior levels, with smaller ops and sales needs, all based in Canada.
Job posts reference municipal infrastructure, residential land development and stormwater management work, plus expanding into Alberta and the territories and building teaming relationships with primes and Indigenous partners.
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