Jasmine Matin P.Eng.
About Jasmine Matin P.Eng.
Jasmine Matin, P.Eng., serves as the Manager of Engineering for Major Infrastructure Project Delivery at Indigenous Services Canada, where she leads a team in delivering significant infrastructure projects for First Nations. With extensive experience in various engineering roles across multiple government agencies, she has contributed to long-term community development projects in northern Alberta.
Current Role at Indigenous Services Canada
Jasmine Matin serves as the Manager of Engineering for Major Infrastructure Project Delivery at Indigenous Services Canada. In this role, she leads a team of engineers dedicated to delivering significant infrastructure projects for First Nations. Her responsibilities include overseeing project planning, execution, and collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure successful outcomes for Indigenous communities.
Previous Experience at Transport Canada
Jasmine Matin held multiple positions at Transport Canada. She served as the Acting Chief of Quality and Performance Management for a brief period in 2018. Additionally, she worked as a Senior Engineer in Rail Safety for eight months in 2017. Her experience at Transport Canada has contributed to her expertise in managing engineering projects and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Background in Environmental Assessment
Jasmine Matin has a background in environmental assessment, having worked at the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. She started as an IM/IT Officer in Systems Engineering from 2003 to 2004 and later transitioned to the role of Project Assessment Analyst from 2004 to 2005. This experience provided her with insights into the intersection of engineering and environmental considerations in project development.
Educational Qualifications
Jasmine Matin holds a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Ottawa, completed from 1985 to 1989. She also achieved a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Quebec between 1998 and 2003. Additionally, she obtained certificates in Highway Bridges - Inspecting, Rating and Upgrading from the Technical University of Nova Scotia and in Railroad Tracks - Design, Analysis and Maintenance from the Institute for Railroad Engineering in Wilmington, Delaware, both in 1992.
Community Infrastructure Projects
Jasmine Matin co-manages a significant community infrastructure buildout project in collaboration with the Region and First Nations in northern Alberta. This project is part of a long-term initiative that spans 7 to 10 years, focusing on enhancing community development and infrastructure in the region. Her involvement underscores her commitment to supporting Indigenous communities through sustainable engineering solutions.