Project Engineer (British Columbia)

Project Engineer (British Columbia)

03 Aug
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SKYTRAC
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British Columbia

03 Aug

SKYTRAC

British Columbia

Project Engineer
SKYTRAC Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

About this position
Founded in 1986, SKYTRAC brings 40 years of experience and is trusted by over 800 customers as a leading provider of LEO satellite and cellular communication services for all aerospace sectors. Trusted by operators, organizations, and OEMs, SKYTRAC provides critical capabilities such as medical data transfer, video streaming, real-time HUMS, and more over Iridium Certus® and cellular networks. Today, we’re still growing, innovating, and investing in our people.

SKYTRAC is a leader in transforming aviation communication through cutting‑edge satellite and cellular technologies. Trusted by operators, OEMs, and organizations worldwide, SKYTRAC serves over 800 customers across all aerospace sectors. Our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite solutions are redefining connectivity and reshaping the future of aviation.

We are seeking a Project Engineer to join our Design Approval Organization (DAO). Reporting to the DAO Manager and working closely with engineering and program management teams, this role is responsible for coordinating and managing the execution of STC development programs. The Project Engineer ensures projects stay on schedule, actions are tracked to closure, documentation is controlled, and engineering teams are free to focus on technical work rather than project administration.

This is an in‑office position, based in Kelowna, BC. Relocation support is available.

As a Project Engineer, responsibilities include:

Project Planning & Execution

Develop, maintain, and track project schedules for concurrent STC development programs

Manage certification planning milestones, stage‑gate reviews, and deliverable timelines across multiple programs

Prepare engineering estimates and project development plans in coordination with technical leads

Monitor project progress against key deliverables and provide regular status reports to DAO management and stakeholders

Stakeholder Coordination





Serve as the central coordination point between engineering, program management, sales, customers, and regulatory interfaces

Manage customer communications and coordinate technical information exchanges for STC programs

Liaise with installers, vendors, and sub‑contractors on project‑related matters

Support proposal preparation, including scope definition, scheduling, and resource estimation

Documentation & Action Tracking

Maintain centralized action item tracking across concurrent STC programs and drive items to closure

Oversee documentation control and configuration management for certification deliverables

Assist with the development and maintenance of compliance documentation, including certification plans, compliance matrices, and project‑specific deliverable registers

Ensure engineering documentation meets DAO quality standards and regulatory requirements before submission

Identify and track technical and programmatic risks; support mitigation and contingency planning

Escalate schedule or scope issues to DAO management in a timely manner

Support continuous improvement of DAO project management processes and tools

What You Bring

Candidate Must Have’s

Engineering degree from an accredited university (Aerospace, Electrical, Mechanical, or related field) or equivalent industry experience

Minimum 3 years of experience in an engineering project coordination or project management role.

Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple concurrent programs simultaneously





Excellent written and verbal communication skills; able to interface effectively with technical and non‑technical stakeholders

Demonstrated experience with project scheduling and tracking tools (e.g., Jira, MS Project, Smartsheet, or equivalent)

Proficiency with Jira for project tracking and Confluence for documentation management

Experience authoring and managing technical documentation in a regulated development environment

This will make you stand out

Avionics or aerospace industry experience is a robust asset

Familiarity with aircraft certification processes (STC, TC, supplemental approval) and regulatory frameworks (TCCA, FAA)

Experience with certification planning documentation (compliance matrices, certification plans, stage‑gate reviews)

Knowledge of DO-160, DO-178, DO-254, or ARP4754A standards

PMP or similar project management certification

Experience with requirements management tools (DOORS, Jama) is an asset

At SKYTRAC, we are a dynamic team of passionate experts. We are driven and dedicated; we take ownership of our work, and we are committed to delivering results. We value individuals who are proactive, take initiative, and demonstrate a high level of professionalism and integrity in everything they do. We thrive in a fast‑paced, ever‑evolving environment, embracing challenges with agility. Our commitment to growth and development has made us the trusted subject matter experts we are today.

We offer:

A positive and collaborative work culture

Engaging team‑building activities

Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package

Performance‑based bonuses

Additional days off beyond vacation entitlement

This position is for an existing vacancy within our DAO team.

The salary range for this role is $80,000-105,000 CAD. The range posted is a guide and may not represent the compensation offered to the successful candidate. Compensation is based on the skills, knowledge, experience, and qualifications brought to the role.

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📌 Project Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 SKYTRAC
📍 British Columbia

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