Senior Engineering Professional - EWIS Integrator

We are supporting our client, a major player in the Canadian aerospace industry, in the search for a

Senior Engineering Professional - EWIS Integrator

for a

6 to 12-month

mandate, with a possibility of conversion.

Work mode:

hybrid - 2 days on-site, subject to change. For an excellent PA4-level profile, a remote option could be considered. Travel:

occasional/minimal travel between different sites.

Role and Responsibilities As a senior EWIS Integrator, you will provide technical leadership for complex designs and major aircraft development or in-service maintenance initiatives.

You will notably be responsible for:

Developing and reviewing 3D definitions of EWIS harnesses, their routing, supports, components, assemblies, and installation drawings.

Ensuring the physical integration of electrical wiring interconnection systems within the aircraft environment.

Participating in the selection and integration of connectors, clamps, supports, conduits, and protection devices.

Applying requirements for separation, segregation, clearance, bend radius, support spacing, accessibility, and maintainability.

Coordinating installations with electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, equipment interfaces, and the various zones of the aircraft.

Collaborating with structures, electrical systems, methods, manufacturing, suppliers, interiors, loads, thermodynamics, safety, and other engineering functions.

Resolving routing and interface conflicts as well as installation and manufacturability issues.

Verifying the compliance of EWIS installations with applicable design and certification requirements.

Supporting technical investigations, root cause analyses, and corrective actions.

Evaluating the impacts of design changes on costs, schedules, weight, risks, and configuration.

Tracking configuration data within the PLM environment.

Providing technical guidance to teams and acting as a mentor to engineers.

Profile Sought

Bachelor's degree in aerospace , mechanical, electrical, or a relevant engineering discipline.

Typically

10 to 15 years of relevant experience in aeronautical engineering .

Solid experience in

EWIS integration and 3D electrical harness definition .

Good understanding of electrical and wiring schematics as well as harness manufacturing, installation, and inspection processes.

Mastery of EWIS separation/segregation principles, bend radii, supports, protection, and environmental constraints.

Experience in technical drawings, configuration management, and engineering changes.

Proficiency in

CATIA V5 , particularly applicable electrical workbenches.

Experience with

ENOVIA

and MS Office.

NX and Teamcenter are assets.

Excellent problem-solving, coordination, and technical leadership capabilities.

Ability to influence technical decisions and mentor less experienced engineers.

English mandatory.

French: an asset.

Conditions

Mandate: 6 to 12 months , with possibility of conversion.

Hybrid: 2 days on-site , subject to change.

For an

excellent PA4-level profile , a remote formula could be considered.

Limited travel between different sites.

Perks and Benefits

Competitive salary.

Participation in major aerospace projects.

Stimulating and multidisciplinary technical environment.

Professional development and growth opportunities.

At AAA Canada, we believe above all in human potential. Beyond the CV, your experience, expertise, and vision are what matter to us.

AAA Canada subscribes to the principle of employment equity and encourages applications from qualified individuals from all backgrounds.

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