Research Engineer for Drone Technology (Metro Vancouver)

Research Engineer for Drone Technology (Metro Vancouver)

23 Aug
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The University of British Columbia
|
Metro Vancouver

23 Aug

The University of British Columbia

Metro Vancouver

Lead cutting-edge drone research at UBC as a Research Engineer. Focus on developing autopilot systems for medical drones, enhancing healthcare access in remote areas.

The Drone Transport

Initiative at UBC is seeking a Research Engineer to innovate long-range medical drone technology. Your work will involve designing flight planners and autopilot systems while collaborating with various stakeholders, including industry partners and regulators. You will play a vital role in ensuring that drone operations meet safety and performance standards during diverse testing phases. Key Responsibilities:

- Design flight planning algorithms for drone operations
- Implement and test autopilot systems on various platforms
- Conduct flight testing and analyze performance data
- Work with Transport Canada for flight approvals
- Prepare technical reports and communicate findings Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in Engineering or Applied Science
- Minimum three years of relevant experience
- Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion
- Knowledge of aerospace guidance and navigation
- Familiarity with ROS/ROS2 preferred Utilize your engineering expertise in advancing healthcare technology through innovative drone applications at UBC.

📌 Research Engineer for Drone Technology (Metro Vancouver)
🏢 The University of British Columbia
📍 Metro Vancouver

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