Job type: Hybrid

The Hardware Design department is responsible for providing hardware solutions for all our training devices. Our multidisciplinary team, trained and dedicated to its task, has vast know-how in many sectors such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and electronic engineering.
Our main mission is to design, customize and manage the development of cost-effective and innovative hardware solutions aligned with strategic plans and our client's requirements. We are set to deliver highly technological products and services that are part of a digital ecosystem.
Responsibilities:

• Assist in the analysis of drawings, specifications, and requirements from both internal/external customers.
• Assist in the definition of the simulator equipment configuration, and produce equipment lists, wiring diagrams, and electrical system schematics required to stimulate this equipment in a simulation environment.
• Participate in design activities between engineering groups as well as manufacturing.
• Define and prepare technical documentation and drawings for simulated panels/instruments.
• Support third-party suppliers and vendors.
• Participate in technical and conformance evaluations for simulated panels/instruments.
• Participate in requirement and design reviews (PDRs, CDRs).
• Participate in estimates.
• Provide technical solutions to meet project requirements.

Requirements

• Bachelor in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Strong knowledge of electrical engineering concepts.
• Good working knowledge of CAD systems and word processing/spreadsheet software.
• Good technical writing and communication skills.
• Experience with electrical, avionic, and power systems.
• Experience with simulated panel and instrument interfaces.
• Experience with electrical signal distribution/interconnection technology, interface packaging, and power supply/distribution.
• Manage priorities in the context of multiple and complex project deliveries.
• Knowledge of aircraft instrumentation, D/A A/D conversion, serial communication data busses such as RS-232/422, USB, and of the ARINC 429, ARINC 600, and Mil-1553 standards would be considered an asset.
• Experience with E2A, SEE Electrical, and Powerdraft, an asset.
• Bilingualism required.