Ingénieur Intégration Systèmes Avioniques

Airbus Aircraft; Montreal (administrative region); Hybrid; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary bonus

Group insurance

Pension plan

Employee share purchase plan

Hybrid work policy

On-site cafeteria

On-site medical service

Shuttle service Laval–Mirabel

Employee development programs

Job summary

Airbus Canada Limited Partnership is seeking an Avionics Systems Professional to join our Cockpit & Platforms team in Mirabel, QC. You will drive the technical integration of A220 avionics and support production and fleet operations.

The role involves working with cross-functional teams, identifying requirements, and ensuring proper validation and certification of avionics systems across development and service contexts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in electrical/electronic/mechanical/software/aerospace engineering or equivalent.
• Solid experience in avionics systems integration.
• Good understanding of engineering change management and regulatory basics.

Responsibilities

• Do the technical integration of Airbus A220 avionics systems.
• Define requirements, analyze, review, and approve system design.
• Manage testing, validation, certification with product/vendor teams.
• Develop test procedures and support functional, integration, ground and flight tests.
• Provide technical support to production and fleet operations.

Skills

Avionics systems integration

Engineering change management

Collaborative teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical/electronic/mechanical/software/aerospace engineering

Job description

Airbus Canada Limited Partnership is seeking an Avionics Systems Professional to join our Cockpit & Platforms team in Mirabel, QC. You will drive the technical integration of A220 avionics and support production and fleet operations.

The role involves working with cross-functional teams, identifying requirements, and ensuring proper validation and certification of avionics systems across development and service contexts.