Electrical Systems Integration Engineer Aircraft Electrical Power Generation, Distribution & Lighting Systems *MANDATORY — CANDIDATES MUST MEET ALL OF THE FOLLOWING*
• **Work authorization: Candidate must already have valid legal papers/status to work in Canada in hand.*
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Experience:
Candidates who cannot speak directly to aircraft systems integration experience and applicable aviation standards do not meet the bar for this role, regardless of general electrical engineering strength.
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Education:
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering.
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Experience:
Minimum 5 years in electrical systems integration or a directly related discipline.
• Domain expertise: Hands-on experience with aircraft electrical systems — power generation, power distribution, and/or lighting systems.
• Standards knowledge: Working knowledge of RTCA/DO-160, SAE, and MIL-STD standards.
• Regulatory knowledge: Familiarity with airworthiness requirements under TCCA, FAA, and EASA.
• Collaboration: Proven experience working alongside multidisciplinary engineering teams and external suppliers.

About the Role
Our client, a major aircraft manufacturer, is hiring an Electrical Engineer to join its Systems Integration team. This role owns the electrical side of the aircraft: power generation, power distribution, and lighting systems,



from initial design through certification and into in-service support. You'll work across the full product lifecycle, partnering with suppliers and cross-functional engineering groups to make sure these systems meet performance, safety, and regulatory requirements at every stage.

What You'll Do
• Own the electrical engineering scope on power generation, power distribution, and lighting systems — from design and integration through to in-service support.
• Drive certification, testing, and validation work, making sure electrical systems clear regulatory and airworthiness milestones on schedule.
• Apply RTCA/DO-160, SAE, and MIL-STD standards, and keep designs aligned with TCCA, FAA, and EASA airworthiness requirements.
• Work daily with multidisciplinary engineering teams and external suppliers to troubleshoot issues and keep integration on track.
• Run trade studies and assess new technologies for integration into existing or future electrical systems.
• Push continuous improvement on system performance, reliability, and safety. Nice to Have
• Specific hands-on experience with aircraft lighting systems, not just power generation and distribution.
• A track record of leading trade studies or introducing new technology into an existing aircraft platform.
• Demonstrated success collaborating across disciplines in a regulated aerospace workplace.

📌 Electrical Systems Integration Engineer (Toronto)
🏢 Infotel
📍 Toronto