Professional Engineering, Systems Installation Integrator

What are your contributions to the team?

Installation Design & Integration

• Develop and review 3D installation layouts, equipment arrangements, routing, supports, assemblies, and detail drawings for assigned aircraft systems, excluding electrical wiring.
• Define physical interfaces, clearances, access, attachment concepts, and installation provisions for equipment, ducts, pipes, tubes, hoses, and related hardware.
• Balance functional installation requirements with safety, maintainability, manufacturability, assembly, weight, cost, and aircraft-zone constraints.

Multidisciplinary Coordination

• Coordinate installation definition with system functional engineering, structures, stress, interiors, thermodynamics, aerodynamics, safety, manufacturing, quality, maintainability, and mass properties.
• Manage spatial integration and resolve clashes, access constraints, installation sequence issues, and interface discrepancies.
• Coordinate technical definition with partners, suppliers, and operations teams, as applicable.

Design Maturity, Compliance & Support

• Support design reviews, installation compliance, verification and validation, qualification, and certification activities.
• Provide technical solutions for production, supplier, ground-test, flight-test, and in-service installation issues.
• Manage engineering changes, assess impacts, and maintain configuration and product data in the applicable PLM environment.

Level-specific contribution

• Lead assigned work packages and coordinate interfaces, priorities, and deliverables across contributors.
• Develop and substantiate solutions for complex design and integration issues and make recommendations to project leadership.

Review the work of peers, share lessons learned, and coach junior engineers in the discipline

How to thrive in this role?

Education & experience

• Bachelor degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, or another relevant engineering discipline, as appropriate to the role. A technologist degree may be considered based on relevant experience.
• Typically 5+ years of relevant experience.

Technical knowledge

• Aircraft systems installation and physical integration
• Routing and installation of equipment, ducts, pipes, tubes, hoses, brackets, and supports
• Clearance, access, maintainability, installation sequence, environmental, and zone constraints
• Engineering drawings, GD&T, manufacturing methods, certification fundamentals, and configuration control

Tools & methods

• CATIA V5, ENOVIA, and MS Office; knowledge of NX and Teamcenter is an asset.
• Working knowledge of PLM, product definition, engineering change, and configuration management processes appropriate to the level.

Leadership & behavioural capabilities

• Clear and professional written and verbal communication.
• Collaborative approach with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Sound judgement, analytical problem-solving, organization, and accountability.
• Ability to coordinate priorities and provide constructive technical guidance.

Languages

• Fluent in English and French.