The posting
Avionics / Electrical Engineer (Intermediate) Location: London, Ontario, Canada (Relocation Required) Responsibilities:
Support the senior avionics and electrical engineers as required Prepare type design and/or manufacturing process changes related to aircraft avionics and electrical systems to improve, quality, safety, and performance of aeronautical products Review engineering change requests and participate in the classification of type design changes Assist with developing certification plans for changes to existing type designs or new aeronautical products Create test plans, analysis reports, design reviews and other substantiating documents Design and prepare flight test change orders for test aircraft modifications and installation of test equipment Participate in testing (ground & flight), perform post-test analysis, create and review test reports Generate and review compliance reports to document compliance to the regulations Develop and review engineering, material, and process specifications Support Continued Airworthiness activities including review of technical publications and investigation of occurrences and service difficulties Participate in research and development activities for new products or designs Other duties as assigned
Experience:
3 years of relevant aerospace engineering experience in aeronautical product development Experience in performing type design changes to aeronautical products Experience in troubleshooting avionics/electrical systems Experience in life cycle development of airborne systems, software and AEH following RTCA DO-178, DO‑254 and SAE ARP4754 and ARP4761 Knowledge of Airworthiness Manual Chapter 523 Canadian Aviation Regulations Familiarity with Garmin avionics and aircraft electrical systems Experience with CATIA V5, AutoCAD / DraftSight, and Solid Edge Proficiency in MS Office products and collaboration tools Experience in writing technical reports Excellent time management skills Ability to work well within a team environment Capable of independent decision making Ability to prioritize tasks based on company requirements Professional Engineering License is an asset Private pilot license is an asset
Academic Requirements:
Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in Engineering (Aerospace, Electrical, Systems, Electronics, Avionics, Telecommunication, Software)



