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Manager, Engineering

Vancouver, BC · On-site

CA$147K - CA$197K/yr

The Engineering Manager role for Silvertip will interface with the General Manager- Operational Readiness, General Manager - Site Operations, a Silvertip Project Support role, and various corporate ...

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Engineering Manager

Vancouver, BC · On-site

CA$140K - CA$170K/yr

Our client seeks an experienced Engineering Manager to lead a multi-faceted team of engineers. The ideal candidate has at least 10 years of experience and is a registed PEng in British Columbia or ...

Engineering Manager

Vancouver, BC · Hybrid

CA$202K - CA$230K/yr

Manage and coach 6-8 engineers, fostering an inclusive culture and establishing team rituals that drive both excellence and professional growth. * Servant leader who smooths the road for teams to ...

Engineering Manager, Home & Explore

Burnaby, BC · On-site

CA$152K - CA$190K/yr

Manage engineers to design, develop, and deliver scalable architecture, intelligent personalization, and targeted experiences for a range of customer segments. * Partner with product and design ...

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Programmer Manager information

Are programmer managers in high demand?

Programmer managers are in high demand due to the need for technical leadership in software development teams. They typically require strong programming skills combined with management experience and are sought after across various industries, especially in technology and finance sectors.

What does a programmer manager do?

A programmer manager oversees software development teams, coordinating projects, setting priorities, and ensuring timely delivery of code. They often have technical expertise in programming and use project management tools to facilitate communication and workflow. Their role includes mentoring developers, managing resources, and aligning technical goals with business objectives.

What is the difference between Programmer Manager vs Software Developer?

AspectProgrammer ManagerSoftware Developer
CredentialsBachelor's or higher in Computer Science; management experienceBachelor's or higher in Computer Science or related field
Work EnvironmentLeads teams, manages projects, coordinates tasksFocuses on coding, designing, and implementing software
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in tech companies, software firms, IT departmentsCommon across tech, startups, enterprise software

The main difference is that a Programmer Manager combines technical coding skills with team leadership and project management, whereas a Software Developer primarily focuses on coding and software creation without managerial responsibilities.

What are the most commonly searched types of Programmer jobs in British Columbia? The most popular types of Programmer jobs in British Columbia are:
What cities in British Columbia are hiring for Programmer Manager jobs? Cities in British Columbia with the most Programmer Manager job openings:
Infographic showing various Programmer Manager job openings in British Columbia as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 77% Full Time, 22% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 84% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 13% Remote job distribution.

Manager, Engineering

Coeur Mining

Vancouver, BC • On-site

CA$147K - CA$197K/yr

Full-time

Posted 2 days ago

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Coeur Mining rating

8.9

Company rating: 8.9 out of 10

Based on 8 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

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Job description

Position Overview

Coeur Mining Inc. is searching for a highly motivated and committed individual to direct and oversee the Owner’s Engineering Management functions for Silvertip.

Reporting to the Silvertip Senior Project Director, the Engineering Manager is accountable for engineering delivery of all project scope for the Silvertip Project and successful delivery and coordination of the Silvertip project engineering technical program from the current level of front-end-loading project development to an operating mine within a remote, Northern British Columbia, Canada underground mining environment.

The Engineering Manager role for Silvertip will interface with the General Manager- Operational Readiness, General Manager – Site Operations, a Silvertip Project Support role, and various corporate roles in Process Safety, Business Systems, and Risk. In addition, the Engineering Manager will interface with the Manager, Permitting, related to matters of technical information delivery to support the Silvertip permitting process.

Key Responsibilities

  • Project Safety & Leadership
  • Project Engineering and Engineering Integration Control & Oversight
  • Key Silvertip Feasibility Study Engineering Contractor Technical Delivery/Quality and Performance Monitoring
  • Key Silvertip Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Contractor Technical Delivery/Quality and Performance Monitoring
  • Project Stage-Gate Capital and Operating Scope and Cost Review Support
  • Project Independent and Peer Review Support and Findings Action Closure Support
  • Project Engineering Teams and Stakeholder Coordination
  • Project Engineering Interface Coordination
  • Project Design, Risk and Operational Review Support and Findings Action Closure Support
  • Perform additional duties as assigned to meet operational needs

Occupational Experience & Education Requirements

  • Education requirement
    • B.S. Engineering or Geology
    • Advanced degree or training highly regarded
  • Certification requirement
    • Professional designation (e.g. P.Eng)
    • Advanced engineering/engineering operations management experience in an Owner’s representative capacity and in an engineering management capacity within an EPCM/Consulting environment is highly desirable
  • Number of years of progressive experience required
    • Minimum of 15 progressive years of experience in major mining or heavy industrial projects, including significant technical leadership and coordination roles over large capital projects

Knowledge, Skills, Attributes

  • The Engineering Manager must have broad and well-rounded knowledge and demonstrated large and technically complex experience in multi-disciplined engineering design for studies and projects from concept to detailed design
  • The Engineering Manager must have a ‘hands-on’ mindset to be successful in this role
  • Areas of knowledge and capability include, but are not necessarily limited to:
    • Experience with design for operability, maintainability
    • Ability and aptitude to support the definition and execution of sampling test work into the project design
    • Design criteria and design criteria development and management experience
    • Development and delivery of multi-disciplined engineering and technical scope in the areas of mining, civil, buildings and services, structural, mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation and control systems
    • An outward focus on creating value for the business
    • A focus on creating, fostering and managing people relationships for high-performance engineering and technical teams
    • Ability to clearly articulate technical and engineering aspects of a study or project to internal and external team members and key stakeholders
  • Skills include
    • Safety Management
    • Knowledge of Stage-Gate processes, independent and peer review processes to find, correct, and close technical gaps and improve project value
    • Advanced Communications
    • Well-rounded technical knowledge of:
      • Studies and Engineering Execution and Delivery
      • Project Engineering Management Processes and Practices
      • Project Engineering Controls Processes and Practices
      • Construction and Mine Development Processes and Practices
      • Pre-commissioning & Commissioning Processes and Practices
  • Effort in Physical demand, if applicable - Minimal / Moderate / Considerable / Significant / Extensive
    • This role requires the ability to work in both office and active project site environments, including occasional travel to operating or construction sites. Physical requirements may include extended periods of sitting and computer use, walking on uneven terrain, climbing stairs or accessing elevated platforms, and wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE) such as hard hats, safety glasses, steel-toe boots, respiratory protection and high-visibility clothing. The position may involve exposure to varying weather conditions including cold climate conditions, noise, dust, and other typical construction or industrial site environments, while maintaining a strong commitment to safety and compliance with all health, safety, and environmental standards. e.g. restriction of movement, physical activities such as lifting or bending, working in uneasy positions

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