Intermediate Avionics Engineer at IMP (Nova Scotia)

Intermediate Avionics Engineer at IMP (Nova Scotia)

31 Jul
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I.M.P. Group International
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Nova Scotia

31 Jul

I.M.P. Group International

Nova Scotia

Elevate your career as an Intermediate Avionics Engineer with IMP Aerospace & Defence near Halifax International Airport. Engage in life-cycle management and support for avionics systems.

Reporting to the Avionics Engineering Supervisor, you will provide essential engineering support and oversight for avionics and electrical systems. Your expertise will aid in repair design, aircraft system performance monitoring, and life-cycle cost optimization. This role requires effective liaison with customers and various departments to ensure compliance and airworthiness.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct engineering support for avionics and electrical systems
• Analyze design deficiencies and provide recommendations
• Prepare engineering reports and perform troubleshooting




• Assist in technical meetings and proposal preparations
• Ensure compliance with contractual airworthiness requirements

Requirements:
• B. Eng or B. Sc. in Avionics/Electrical Engineering
• Knowledge of military or commercial aircraft systems
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Familiarity with engineering drawings and MIL specs
• Must meet Canadian security clearance requirements

Contribute your avionics expertise and problem-solving skills to IMP Aerospace & Defence's creative aerospace team.
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📌 Intermediate Avionics Engineer at IMP (Nova Scotia)
🏢 I.M.P. Group International
📍 Nova Scotia

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