Air System
- Location
- Canada, United States, Mexico
- Work mode
- Remote
- Type
- Contract
- Salary
- Not stated
- Posted
- 10 Jun 2026
Verified open 5 Nov 2026 · Source: Workable
About the role
Opportunities are available in the following areas:
• Research and Development
• New Product Development Programs
• Sustaining/In-Service Programs
As an Air Systems / Pneumatics Engineer we will ask you to:
• Prepare / define systems specifications and requirements;
• Ensure requirements validation and management;
• Assure integration and interface management of assigned systems and coordinate with internal groups & suppliers;
• Review and approve design documents such as vendor drawings, qualification and acceptance test procedures, qualification reports and certification documents;
• Support development, qualification and certification of the systems;
• Support system test and flight test activities;
• Prepare technical reports to show compliance to the applicable certification requirements.
In your role, you may be required to work on different air systems such as:
• Environmental Control Systems (ECS)
• Cabin Pressure Control System (CPCS)
• Ice Protection and Ice Detection system
• Bleed Air System
• Fire Detection and Extinguishing system (FIDEEX)
• Oxygen System
• Window Heating Systems
• High Pressure and Low Pressure ducting
Qualifications
As our ideal candidate:
• You possess a University degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering or equivalent;
• You possess good knowledge of Air Systems / Pneumatic Systems including their integration on the aircraft and certification;
• You have good knowledge of the Aircraft and Pneumatics interfacing systems;
• You have knowledge of TCCA, FAA and EASA certification regulations
• You have strong leadership, interpersonal and communication skills (written and spoken).
Skills
- Aircraft systems integration
- Pneumatic systems
- Environmental Control Systems
- Bleed air systems
- Cabin pressure control
- Ice protection systems
- Fire detection and extinguishing systems
- Aircraft oxygen systems
- Requirements management
- Systems specification
- Test procedures
- Aircraft certification
- FAA certification
- EASA certification
- TCCA certification