Electrical Engineer - Solar-Powered IoT for dMRV Systems

Ventmedic Corporation; Calgary; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary

Benefits package

Calgary-based team

Job summary

Ventmedic Corp. in Calgary seeks an Electrical Engineer to lead hardware optimization, circuit design, and remote data communication for our dMRV hardware.

You will design robust power systems, ensure intrinsic safety, and support field deployments in extreme industrial environments. The role requires a Bachelor’s in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, P.Eng or EIT with APEGA, and experience with hazardous area standards, IoT telemetry, and solar-powered systems.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Electronics Engineering.
• Eligible for registration as P.Eng or EIT with APEGA.
• Knowledge of Class 1 Div II hazardous area design.
• Experience integrating cellular/BLE/satellite modules.
• Track record in low-power, solar-recharged hardware.

Responsibilities

• Lead hardware design, PCB layouts, and power management for solar-powered hardware.
• Ensure intrinsic safety to Class 1 Div II or better.
• Integrate telemetry for remote communication (Bluetooth, cellular, satellite).
• Collaborate on sensor integration for gas flow and methane analyzers.
• Oversee environmental testing and field calibration documentation.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

P.Eng / EIT (APEGA)

Intrinsic safety

IoT telemetry

Power systems

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Electronics Engineering

Tools

None

Job description

Ventmedic Corp. in Calgary seeks an Electrical Engineer to lead hardware optimization, circuit design, and remote data communication for our dMRV hardware.

You will design robust power systems, ensure intrinsic safety, and support field deployments in extreme industrial environments. The role requires a Bachelor’s in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, P.Eng or EIT with APEGA, and experience with hazardous area standards, IoT telemetry, and solar-powered systems.