1 month ago
Mirabel, CanadaEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Develop new functionality and improve existing CF-18 mission-computer capabilities.
- Define and analyze system and software requirements.
- Contribute to technical investigations, solution discussions, design, modelling, programming, integration, testing, debugging, software qualification, and in-service support.
- Collaborate with clients, operational specialists, CF-18 pilots, and Canadian Armed Forces members.
- Work on defence systems involving military aircraft, armament, and related mission capabilities.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in mechanical, electrical, aeronautical, software, computer, or another relevant engineering discipline.
- Up to two years of relevant experience.
- Technical communication skills in English or French; bilingual English and French communication is preferred.
- Ability to work collaboratively with limited supervision and learn new technologies and technical concepts independently.
- Eligibility for registration in Canada’s Controlled Goods Program.
- Eligibility to obtain and maintain Government of Canada Reliability Status and Level II Secret security clearance.
- Preferred qualifications include embedded real-time software development, integration, testing, or debugging experience; knowledge of flight-mechanics mathematical models or algorithms; and interest in aeronautics, avionics, defence systems, or aircraft-system operations.
- Experience with one or more of Ada, Assembly, MATLAB, C, C++, C#, Java, Python, or Unix is preferred.
Benefits
- Full-time Monday-Friday hybrid arrangement with two to three days per week at the Mirabel office and occasional work at the Saint-Laurent office.
- Flexible schedules and work-life balance programs and resources.
- Career-development opportunities, mentoring, and CAE Career Track programs.
- Collaborative team environment and a close-knit technical community within a global organization.
- Comprehensive benefits that may include health insurance, an employee stock-purchase plan, a pension plan, and a physical-activity program, based on eligibility.
About CAE Inc.
CAE Inc. builds flight simulators and provides simulation-based training and operational support for civil aviation, defense, and healthcare customers worldwide. It sells equipment and long-term training services to airlines, business aviation operators, militaries, and medical institutions, and operates a global network of training centers. Founded in 1947 and headquartered in Montreal, it is publicly traded (NYSE/TSX: CAE) and has expanded its defense footprint through acquisitions such as L3Harris’ Military Training business.