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Build, wire, test, troubleshoot, and document electrical systems for unmanned underwater vehicles. Responsibilities include assembling control panels and computers, designing schematics and PCBs, creating wiring diagrams and harnesses, selecting components, developing microcontroller firmware, preparing technical documentation, and supporting projects from concept through commissioning.

Lead complex domestic and international defence and commercial programs throughout their full life cycle. Manage customer relationships, bids and proposals, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, safety, quality, documentation, and interdependencies. Direct multidisciplinary program teams, provide guidance to project managers, lead people, and ensure contract deliverables are achieved. The role requires domestic and international travel, stakeholder coordination, compliance with security and quality procedures, and management of multi-million-dollar programs.

Coordinates project administration, finance support, subcontractor records, logistics, reporting, documentation, office operations, leadership scheduling, site access, onboarding, and meeting support. The role connects Finance, Engineering, Operations, Procurement, People & Culture, and Marketing while monitoring project timelines, maintaining records, and supporting compliance. It requires strong organization, communication, financial aptitude, confidentiality, and the ability to manage competing priorities onsite.

Assembles, inspects, and tests electronic components and subassemblies for marine acoustic products. Uses electronic test equipment, reads schematics and bills of materials, maintains build and verification documentation, evaluates quality compliance, and supports assembly procedure updates and continuous improvement. The role operates onsite within a multidisciplinary manufacturing team and requires adherence to safety, quality, Controlled Goods, and Canadian government security requirements.

Leads complex domestic and international technology programs from proposal through delivery. Responsibilities include customer representation, bid support, program planning, budget and resource management, scheduling, risk and safety oversight, quality control, documentation, stakeholder coordination, and cross-functional team leadership. The role also manages customer relationships, program travel, compliance requirements, and mentorship of procurement and technical buyers.

Leads the design, development, integration, testing, and documentation of electrical systems for AUVs, ROVs, subsea tooling, and support equipment. Responsibilities include power distribution, energy storage, motors, controls, communications, system commissioning, design reviews, technical risk mitigation, regulatory compliance, and coordination with multidisciplinary engineering teams. The role also manages engineering tasks, schedules, budgets, and R&D initiatives for advanced underwater vehicle programs.

The QA Engineer performs inspections, supports quality planning, attends project reviews, investigates nonconformances, conducts audits, manages quality documentation, and drives continuous improvement. The role maintains the ISO 9001 quality management system, analyzes processes and root causes, and collaborates across departments to ensure compliance with customer and regulatory requirements. The position is onsite in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, and requires eligibility for Canadian Government Security Reliability and Controlled Goods clearances.

Develop, test, integrate, deploy, and maintain software for underwater, autonomous, industrial, commercial, and defense systems. Build applications in C++, C#, and Python for Windows and Linux, including Qt-based GUIs. Create automated test frameworks, test plans, verification reports, and CI/CD pipelines using Git, Jenkins, Docker, and scripting. Troubleshoot defects, support hardware and network integration, maintain documentation, and promote software quality, secure development, automation, and AI-assisted engineering practices.

Develop and maintain software for underwater vehicles, research initiatives, and engineering tools using C++, C#, and Python. Responsibilities include GUI development, software architecture, hardware and sensor integration, Windows and Linux development, networking, testing, debugging, documentation, deployment, and verification. The developer collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams and contributes to project planning, code reviews, test automation, and continuous improvement.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, and troubleshoots control electronics, firmware, real-time algorithms, software, and automation systems for autonomous and remotely operated underwater vehicles. Responsibilities include control architecture, interfaces, communications, HMI configuration, system integration, verification planning, laboratory and sea-trial testing, technical documentation, configuration control, and support for autonomous vehicle technology development.