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• Support Business Aircraft Operations teams (Challenger Aircraft programs) in their daily functions by understanding and resolving aircraft avionics and electrical issues.
• Resolve problems and answer technical questions through NCRs (Non-Conformity Reports) raised by Quality Agents.
• Establish a cognizance with governing Functional Test Engineering Requirements (FTER) and ensure technical correlation to production Functional Test Procedures (FTP).
• Suggest and support corrective actions to governing technical requirements (functional, design, process) via engineering document changes, in line with achieving excellence objectives.
• Ensure adherence to MRB (Material Review Board), quality, and engineering procedures.
• Work in close cooperation with other engineering disciplines within core, in-service engineering business units within the avionics systems knowledge domains. For example, Avionics Systems, Electrical Systems, EMC, EWIS, flight operations, and flight sciences.
• Work in close cooperation with other disciplines such as production, quality, logistics, methods, etc.
• Work in a high paced environment with evolving priorities.
• You hold an Electrical engineering bachelor’s degree and at least 5-8 years of relevant experience.
• You possess a strong functional understanding of avionics/electrical systems, (Primary & Secondary Avionics, Maintenance Data Computers, Aircraft Health Management Computers, Electrical Power Generation & Distribution) and cabin interior systems.
• You possess a good knowledge of mechanical control systems, propulsion control systems, and hydraulic power control systems.
• You possess a good knowledge of aerospace technical knowledge domains including flight sciences, electrical interconnect systems (EWIS), and electro-magnetics (EMIC).
• You possess a strong understanding of aircraft level systems engineering definition, integration, and certification
• You are cognizant of FAR25 regulations, OEM certification & supplier design documentation, including the qualification requirements (aircraft & systems level) pertaining to avionics and electrical systems.
• You possess a strong ability for systems functional troubleshooting required for production fault isolation and most likely cause (root cause) analysis.
• A good understanding of EWIS requirements, specifically, harness routing standards, cable assembly manufacturing requirements, and be familiar in navigating related documentation such as, wiring diagrams, cable assembly parts lists.
• Knowledge of supplementary type certification (STC) principles is a definite asset.
• You have previous MRB (Material Review Board) experience.
• You have working experience using Teamcenter, SAP and MS Office.
• You must be bilingual (English and French), both written and spoken.
• You must be able to work with minimum supervision, be a team player, and maintain a “can-do” mindset including a “self-starter” attitude.
• You must also demonstrate initiative, a pro-active approach to problem solving, a natural sense of commitment, abilities required for structured planning, and priority execution, while maintaining sound technical judgment.
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