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Electrical Systems Integration Engineer

  • Montreal, QC, Canada

Full-time

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Job type
Full-time
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Experience
have a minimum of 5 years in electrical system integration or related experience,
Posting language
English
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Original job description

  • participate in the Electrical Systems technical improvements & developments for our existing and future airplane programs (optimize architectures, incorporate new technologies, etc.),
  • prepare/review engineering documents related to electrical system changes on our Challenger 3500/650 and Global 5500/6500/7500/8000 airplanes (production + in-service aircraft),
  • propose, elaborate, and test novel approaches to optimize our business airplanes on aspects such as: emissions reduction, costs, weight, performance, customer satisfaction, etc,
  • contribute to trade studies associated to new technology introduction and integration on aircraft,
  • learn and contribute to the Electrical Knowledge Domain to capture lessons learned and best industry practices (product & process),
  • manage interfaces with internal & external partners and suppliers for technical aspects,
  • represent the Electrical discipline with internal and external collaborators.

How to thrive in this role?

As our ideal candidate, you:

  • hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree in electrical engineering,
  • have a minimum of 5 years in electrical system integration or related experience,
  • have knowledge of relevant industry standards (RTCA/DO-160, SAE, MIL-STD, etc) and are familiar with airworthiness (TCCA, FAA, EASA) Regulations and Advisory Materials pertaining to Electrical,
  • are comfortable working in a team, and can interact with other functional areas, including airworthiness, manufacturing, and other engineering disciplines to achieve common goals,
  • have good oral and technical writing skills. French is an asset,
  • can work autonomously and demonstrate initiative to achieve the goals allocated for you,
  • are motivated to learn and work on multiple projects at the same time.
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Responsibilities

Contribute to electrical systems improvements and technology integration across existing and future business aircraft programs, including preparing and reviewing engineering documents for aircraft changes. Develop and test approaches to improve emissions, cost, weight, performance, and customer satisfaction; support trade studies, capture engineering lessons learned, and coordinate technical interfaces with partners and suppliers.

Requirements

Requires a bachelor's or master's degree in electrical engineering and at least five years of experience in electrical systems integration or a related field. Candidates should know relevant industry standards and aircraft airworthiness regulations, collaborate effectively across disciplines, communicate well orally and in technical writing, and work autonomously across multiple projects.

Skills

  • Electrical Systems Integration
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Aircraft Systems
  • Electrical Architecture
  • Technology Integration
  • Trade Studies
  • Testing
  • Airworthiness Regulations
  • RTCA/DO-160
  • SAE Standards
  • MIL-STD Standards
  • Technical Writing
  • Cross-Functional Collaboration
  • Supplier Management
  • Emissions Reduction
  • Weight Optimization

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Categories

  • Engineering
  • Transportation
  • Manufacturing
  • Environmental & Sustainability

Keywords

  • Electrical Systems
  • Systems Integration
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Aircraft
  • Business Aviation
  • Challenger 3500
  • Challenger 650
  • Global 5500
  • Global 6500
  • Global 7500
  • Global 8000
  • Electrical Architecture
  • Technology Integration
  • Engineering Documents
  • Trade Studies
  • RTCA/DO-160
  • SAE Standards
  • MIL-STD
  • TCCA
  • FAA
  • EASA
  • Airworthiness
  • Emissions Reduction
  • Weight Optimization
  • Performance Optimization
  • Supplier Coordination
  • Technical Writing
  • Lessons Learned
  • Industry Best Practices

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