Our engineers are the technical visionaries behind our innovative solutions. Globally recognized for delivering cutting-edge systems, you’ll tackle complex challenges, collaborate across functions, and lead advancements that shape our industry. Supported by a culture of flexibility, growth, and innovation, join us to create a lasting legacy in safety and simulation. Duties & Responsibilities * Serve as a Test Project Engineer supporting onboard software applications for the CF-18 fighter aircraft. * Develop technical requirements in collaboration with the client. * Develop test plans and write/code test procedures. * Execute tests on avionics benches, integrated benches, full simulators, and aircraft. * Identify, document, and report anomalies and support software qualification prior to deployment to the CF-18 fleet. * Support testing improvements and/or the design of new functionality for three onboard software applications: the mission computer, armament computer, and communication control unit. * Contribute to projects aimed at improving the operational effectiveness of the CF-18,



including: o Improving performance indicators for missiles and new GPS- and LASER-guided bombs. o Developing GPS navigation capabilities. o Integrating new infrared detection capabilities. o Integrating a new MIDS data transmission system. * Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and operational specialists, including CF-18 pilots. * May support the Canadian Armed Forces on site during flight exercises, such as Bold Quest and Maple Flag. * Work primarily in Mirabel (presence onsite required 2-3 times/week) Minimum Qualifications * Bachelor’s degree in engineering. * 0–2 years of professional experience. * Programming experience with C and C++. * Ability to work effectively within a team and collaborate with multidisciplinary groups. * Ability to communicate on technical subjects in both English and French, verbally and in writing. * Must be eligible for registration in the Controlled

📌 Software Tests Specialist (Extremadura)
🏢 Cae
📍 Extremadura