About Remote Robotic Systems Help build and validate advanced electronics operating at the intersection of aerospace, robotics, and defence technology. Remote Robotic Systems (RRS) is a Canadian robotics and defence-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 defence, public safety, security, industrial, infrastructure, energy, and government sectors. Through our AirMetal team, we develop advanced aerospace, communications, and autonomous systems designed for demanding real-world environments. We’re a small, rapid-moving engineering team that values ownership, technical depth, practical problem solving, and the ability to turn ambitious ideas into working systems. Team members have the opportunity to contribute directly to product decisions and see their work move quickly from concept to deployment. AirMetal is looking for a Test Engineer, FPV Electronics to develop the systems that validate the performance, reliability, and quality of our FPV and uncrewed-aircraft electronics. You will design, build, and operate automated test systems for flight controllers, electronic speed controllers, motors, cameras, video transmitters, radio links, and power systems. You will own testing from bench characterization through production end-of-line screening and flight validation. Your test data will help determine which components and vendors we use, which designs move into production, and where hardware or firmware changes are required. This is a hands-on role that combines electronics testing, software development, laboratory integration, production support, and flight-test validation. Automated Test Systems Design,



build, and maintain automated test fixtures, including bed-of-nails and pogo-pin jigs, thrust stands, dynamometers, environmental setups, and RF test benches. Develop test software, preferably in Python, to control test equipment, automate test sequences, and analyze results. Build test systems that log results to a shared database and maintain traceability by serial number. Integrate laboratory instruments, including oscilloscopes, electronic loads, programmable power supplies, data-acquisition systems, spectrum analyzers, thermal cameras, and load cells. Develop repeatable testing that allows production teams to screen units in minutes rather than hours. Electronics and Subsystem Testing Test flight controllers for IMU noise, bias, vibration rejection, gyro-loop timing and jitter, sensor health, and communication-bus performance. Verify firmware flashing and configuration across platforms such as Betaflight, ArduPilot, PX4, and internally developed firmware. Characterize ESC and motor performance, including thrust, torque, RPM, efficiency, current limits, thermal behaviour, protocol conformance, telemetry accuracy, desynchronization, step response, and burn-in under load. Evaluate cameras and video systems for latency, low-light performance, dynamic range, image quality, and analog and digital link behaviour. Test RF and control links for output power, spectral compliance,



receiver sensitivity, range, latency, and interference behaviour. Characterize batteries, regulators, and power systems for capacity, internal resistance, discharge behaviour, ripple, transient response, and brownout performance. Testing, Validation, and Failure Analysis Develop test plans and procedures from product and system requirements. Report pass or fail results with clear supporting data and performance margins. Conduct environmental and reliability testing, including temperature, vibration, humidity, and accelerated stress screening. Investigate hardware failures and work with suppliers on root-cause analysis and corrective action. Correlate bench-test data with flight logs from systems such as Blackbox, DataFlash, and ULog. Support outdoor flight-test campaigns and analyze results. A degree in electrical, computer, mechatronics, or aerospace engineering, or equivalent demonstrated hands-on experience. Experience building automated test fixtures or test systems for electronics hardware. Strong Python skills for instrument control, test automation, and data analysis. Confidence working with oscilloscopes, electronic loads, programmable power supplies, power analyzers, data-acquisition systems, and logic analyzers. Working knowledge of BLDC motor control, switching power electronics, and lithium battery behaviour. Familiarity with embedded communication buses, including UART, SPI, I2C, and CAN. Ability to create clear test plans and reports that can be understood and acted on by both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Hands-on FPV experience, including building, tuning, and flying your own quadcopters. Ability to work on-site in Kanata, Ontario, including laboratory an

📌 Senior Hardware Test Engineer (Quebec)
🏢 AirMetal
📍 Quebec