WHAT YOU’LL NEED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY:

• Minimum 2 years’ recent experience (within the last 10 years) working on modern, complex highly integrated aircraft mechanical and electronic equipment and systems in one or more of the following areas:
• Experience with the following systems: Flight guidance, control systems, Radar systems, Secure network systems, Electronic communication systems, Electro-optical or infrared systems, Simulators and trainers, Communications, radar, navigation and related systems, Mechanical systems such as Environmental Control Systems, Auxiliary Power Units, Canadian Forces Supply System, Powerplant systems, and/or hydraulic systems
• Equipment Life Cycle Management (LCM)
• ADAM and/or DRMIS
• Technical investigations
• A secondary school degree or diploma in a related field, the completion of an acceptable accredited technologist level program in electronics or aircraft systems at a technical institution, or an acceptable combination of education, training and/or experience.
• Excellent knowledge of regulatory requirements
• Proven customer relationship skills
• Good Initiative, productivity, and quality of work
• Good Interpersonal skills - gets along well with others
• Intermediate computer skills: word processing, spreadsheet and database programs

• Maximizes the ongoing effectiveness, efficiency and economy of their assigned materiel through a co-coordinated effort from all departments.
• Responsible for materiel support activities that span the four distinct managerial life cycle stages.
• Support continuing maintenance requirements for mechanical and avionics systems and equipment: spares requirements, test equipment requirements, special support equipment requirements, technical publication requirements and continued airworthiness requirements.
• Apply principles of Life Cycle Management in performing equipment/systems support activities.
• Be a technical expert for the equipment/systems.
• Maintain an overall knowledge of materiel acquisition and support functions.
• Maintain liaison, at appropriate levels, with other staffs with which they share management responsibilities (supply and procurement).
• Maintain an overall knowledge of the capability and capacity of support facilities (for modification, repairs and overhaul) including:
• Workshops, bases and units
• Contractors, manufactures and supplies
• Engineering Test Establishments and other government facilities.
• Maintain an overall currency in the state-of-the-art for their areas of responsibility.
• Experience in disposing of material designated as “controlled goods” or “controlled technology”.
• Implement actions to re-establish project performance to meet targets.
• Advise management on issues of concern.