Pegasus is an aerospace and defense technology company developing advanced sensing and alerting systems that connect pilots and aircraft like never before. Our flagship technology, MIDAS, provides real-time flight safety insights to military and commercial operators, enabling safer operations in even the harshest conditions. Backed by major defense primes and government partners, Pegasus is entering a critical growth phase in 2027 — and we’re expanding our engineering team to deliver the next generation of intelligent, connected flight safety systems.

We’re looking for a hands‑on Electronics Engineering Research Specialist to assist with the design, development, and validation of next‑generation aerospace sensing platforms. You’ll contribute to the full hardware lifecycle — from concept and schematic design through prototyping, testing, and production handoff — working closely with firmware, mechanical, and systems teams. D. graduate with a deep understanding of sensor design– whether electromagnetic, ultrasonic, or electro‑optical– who’s ready to learn and grow within a multidisciplinary aerospace engineering environment.

You’ll help build reliable, low‑power electronic sensors that enable flight safety in challenging and mission‑critical applications.

This is a full‑time position for a term of two years, supported by the Mitacs Accelerate program in collaboration with the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Engineering.

Hardware Research & Development Research state‑of‑the‑art methodologies for electronically controlled sensors.

Design and develop high‑speed electronic circuits for high‑fidelity sensing.

Assist with implementing low‑power designs for battery‑operated and wireless platforms (BLE, Li‑Ion/NiMH).

Create schematics, perform PCB layout (in Altium Designer or KiCad), and support bring‑up,



integration, and verification testing.

Participate in component selection, prototyping, and design optimization for performance, manufacturability, and reliability.

System Integration & Testing Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, and systems teams on cross‑functional integration and debugging.

Support lab and field testing for prototype systems.

Conduct testing, validation, and troubleshooting of electronic hardware and subsystems.

Quality & Compliance Contribute to design documentation and revision control.

Support EMI/EMC, environmental, and reliability testing as needed.

Assist in meeting relevant aerospace and regulatory standards.

Work within a quick‑paced, collaborative engineering team.

Learn from senior engineers while growing into increasing technical ownership over time.

D. in electrical/electronics engineering, physics, or similar within the past 5 years.

2-5 years of experience in electronic hardware design, ideally for embedded or wireless systems.

Hands‑on experience with microwave laboratory testing equipment

Strong understanding of circuit design, debugging, and electronics test equipment use.

Experience working in an electronics laboratory/testing environment

Familiarity with RF design, microwave instrumentation, or EMI/EMC best practices.

Exposure to manufacturing, test automation, or design for certification and Qualification processes.

As an Electronics Engineering Research Specialist, you’ll contribute to technologies that enhance global aviation safety and reliability. You’ll work alongside talented engineers across software, systems, and data disciplines — helping to build hardware that flies in some of the world’s most advanced aircraft.

A mission‑driven culture focused on technical excellence, impact, and integrity

Join a team engineering the future of connected flight!

📌 Electronics Engineering Research Specialist (Edmonton)
🏢 Pegasus
📍 Edmonton