About Remote Robotic Systems Remote Robotic Systems (RRS) is a Canadian robotics and defense-tech company helping organizations deploy enterprise-grade drones, uncrewed aircraft, robotic platforms, sensors, payloads, and remote operations technologies for mission-critical applications. Our solutions support customers across defense, public safety, security, industrial, infrastructure, energy, and government sectors.

Remote Robotic

Systems (RRS) is a Canadian robotics and defense-tech company helping organizations deploy enterprise-grade drones, uncrewed aircraft, robotic platforms, sensors, payloads, and remote operations technologies for mission-critical applications. Our solutions support customers across defense, public safety, security, industrial, infrastructure, energy, and government sectors. We are building Canadian manufacturing capability for advanced imaging and vision systems used in aerospace, defense, and autonomous platforms.

Working alongside international technology partners, we are localizing production, quality, and calibration processes while developing the expertise needed to manufacture and support these systems in Canada. We're a small, fast-moving team that values ownership, technical depth, practical problem solving, and the ability to turn ambitious ideas into real-world capability.

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Systems is looking for a Technical Liaison Engineer to support the transfer of advanced imaging-system manufacturing processes from our Korean technology partner to our Canadian operations team. This role sits at the center of a multi-year technology transfer initiative focused on building Canadian manufacturing capability for advanced imaging systems. You will work directly with engineering, production, and quality teams in both Korea and Canada to ensure technical requirements, manufacturing procedures, calibration methods, and process knowledge are accurately communicated, documented, and implemented.

You will create the bilingual records and Canadian-controlled documentation that allow the production process to move without technical meaning being lost between languages. This is an early-career engineering role with unusual exposure to technology transfer, precision manufacturing, quality systems, and international collaboration. You will spend your first phase close to the production process,



including travel and potential extended placements with our partner in the Republic of Korea.

We are looking for someone who combines qualified technical Korean, strong written English, engineering fundamentals, careful documentation, and the confidence to elevate ambiguity before it becomes a production or quality issue.

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Requirements Maintain a bilingual specification register as the authoritative record of agreed technical requirements, owners, dates, and open items. Manage an open-questions log and follow unresolved technical points through to closure across teams in Canada and Korea. Prepare bilingual minutes for technical calls and flag differences between Korean- and English-language documents or interpretations. Develop and maintain a shared engineering glossary for imaging, calibration, optical alignment, manufacturing, and quality terminology. Translate and localize work instructions, equipment manuals, calibration procedures, and process specifications into controlled documentation for Canadian operators. Ensure localized documentation preserves technical intent, acceptance criteria, traceability, and quality requirements. Support the staged localization of camera-system assembly, end-of-line testing, optical alignment, thermal calibration, and related production processes. Help establish document-control practices that support operator training, process certification, quality reviews, and audits. Coordinate technical information between the Korean partner and Canadian engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams. Participate in technical calls, onsite production work, training, and knowledge‐transfer activities in Canada and Korea. Collect and structure bill-of-materials information, including component origin and value data, to support trade‐compliance and rules‐of‐origin analysis. Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Systems Engineering, Engineering Physics, or a related discipline.



~0-3 years of relevant experience (new graduates are encouraged to apply) ~ Professional working proficiency in Korean, including the ability to read and interpret technical engineering documentation such as process specifications, drawing notes, equipment manuals, and calibration procedures. ~ Strong written and verbal English communication skills, including the ability to author clear, controlled technical documents. ~ Willingness and ability to travel to the Republic of Korea, including for extended periods when required. ~ Availability for occasional early-morning or late-evening meetings to support collaboration across time zones. ~ Eligible to obtain and maintain the required Canadian security clearance and Controlled Goods Program registration. ~ Able to work on‐site in Kanata, Ontario. Coursework, co‐op, internship, or project experience in optics, imaging, camera systems, calibration, or precision manufacturing. Ability to read mechanical drawings and apply or interpret GD&T.; Exposure to document control, configuration management, requirements management, or a regulated quality system such as ISO 9001.

Experience in a manufacturing, production, laboratory, or engineering‐test environment.

Experience working across Canadian and Korean professional or technical environments. Familiarity with bills of materials, component traceability, trade compliance, or export‐controlled programs. You can communicate respectfully across cultures while protecting technical accuracy and accountability.

You take pride in producing clear records, controlled documents, and processes that other people can reliably follow. An unusual early‐career opportunity to work directly on an international technology‐transfer and manufacturing‐localization program. Close exposure to advanced imaging systems, calibration processes, precision manufacturing, quality, and production engineering.

International experience working alongside engineers in Canada and the Republic of Korea. A small, multidisciplinary environment where your work is visible and accurate technical communication has a direct operational impact. Competitive compensation, benefits, advancement opportunities, and potential equity participation.

Type: Full‐time.

Location: On‐site in Kanata, ON Compensation: $75,000-$90,000 plus benefits and potential equity participation

📌 Technical Liaison Engineer (Korean-English) (Canada)
🏢 Remote Robotic
📍 Canada