Electrical Engineer Job

The Electrical Engineer will design, assemble and conduct final integration of survival communication devices. They ensure each unit meets strict standards of precision, functionality, and durability. Their responsibilities include component fitting, wiring, system calibration, and final quality checks to guarantee compliance with product specifications. (Employment and Social Development Canada, 2025a)
Duties will include but are not limited to:
• Research and evaluate the feasibility, design, and performance of survival communication systems, including power generation modules, energy storage, navigation, and digital communication components.
• Prepare detailed cost estimates, production timelines, technical reports, and design specifications for device systems and components.
• Design and optimize electronic circuits, control systems, and integrated components to ensure device reliability in extreme conditions.
• Conduct testing, simulations, and performance modeling of microelectronic modules to support the development of innovative survival-focused products.
• Supervise and inspect the assembly, integration, testing, and operation of electrical and electronic systems within the device.
• Establish and implement maintenance, safety, and operational standards for communication devices and related equipment.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical or electronic malfunctions, ensuring continuous product reliability.
• Prepare and review technical documents, contracts, and vendor proposals related to manufacturing or servicing equipment.

A bachelor’s degree in electrical or electronics engineering is required.
A master or doctoral degree in related engineering discipline may be required.
Licensing by a provincial or territorial association of professional engineers is required.