Responsible detail design drawings, and coordination with outside consultants on the design team. Coordinate the design with outside consultants involved with…
Partial tuition reimbursement for employees’ children enrolled in technical program at recognized Canadian college/university. Mentor and lead junior designers.
Must be able and willing to travel on short notice to any world location to either trouble shoot problems, accompany a technician to collaborate or to work with…
Requirement development, coming from reference and applicable documents from Metiers, Standards, Certification, Safety, Platform and Customer, and for…
Experience with commercial vessel or Coast Guard or Naval type vessels (expertise with functional design transitioning to production design and/or experience…
The Instructional Designer is responsible for applying contemporary, evidence-informed learning theories to the design, development, implementation, evaluation…
G class driver’s license. Upon request, GHD will provide reasonable accommodation for applicants with disabilities throughout the recruitment and selection…
The projects would range from performing conceptual feasibility studies to the entire development into a silicon demonstrator through a test chip tapeout.
Bachelor’s degree in a power electronic engineering discipline. Development will include extensive hands-on testing with boards developed either in-house or by…
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or other equivalent field. Contribute to the research and development of new technologies for electronic products.
Must possess a valid driver’s license. As part of MCW’s quality program, provide peer review for design, review of engineering, studies and field inspection,…
Must possess a valid driver’s license. As part of MCW’s quality program, provide peer review for design, review of engineering, studies and field inspection,…
Estimated: $65,969 -
$83,531 a year
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