Jr. Electrical Engineer; New Grad

Join the Pack as a Junior Electrical Engineer
Location:
Aurora, Ontario | Salary: $70,000 - $80,000 | One Year Contract with Potential for Renewal

Vacancy Status:
This posting is for an existing vacancy.

At Wolf Advanced Technology (WOLF), we’re redefining what’s possible on the battlefield and beyond. Our ultra-rugged, field-deployable systems don’t just capture and process embedded video—they supercharge it with real‑time AI insights, neural‑network deep learning, and hyper‑efficient encoding. Powered by the latest NVIDIA, Xilinx, and AMD processors, our gear thrives where others fail, meeting the uncompromising demands of glob‑al defence and aerospace pioneers.
Born from a relentless drive to innovate, WOLF’s solutions set the bar for mission‑critical performance—trusted by top‑tier contractors and program leads worldwide. We’re a high‑octane, collaboration‑first squad that thrives on exponential growth and breakneck development cycles. If you live for cutting‑edge tech, rapid R&D sprints, and making a life‑or‑death impact, your next breakthrough belongs n us—and help build the future of mission‑critical video systems.

WOLF is seeking a Junior Electrical Engineer (New Graduate) to join our Engineering team. This role is designed for a recent Electrical or Computer Engineering graduate with a strong foundation in digital electronics, embedded systems, and hardware design.

Working alongside experienced engineers, you will support the design, development, and testing of advanced embedded computing hardware for rugged military and aerospace applications. You will gain hands‑on experience with QMC/FGX modules, VPX carrier boards, VITA‑based hardware, schematic design, PCB development, board bring‑up, and hardware validation. In this exciting role, you will:

• Support the design and development of embedded hardware modules and carrier boards
• Assist with schematic capture, component selection, BOM development, and PCB design activities
• Support hardware designs involving FPGAs, processors, memory, power, clocks, reset circuitry, connectors, and management interfaces
• Assist with VPX and VITA carrier‑board development, including PCIe interfaces, power distribution, and connector and lane assignments
• Participate in prototype board bring‑up, testing, debugging, and troubleshooting
• Use lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, and power supplies to support hardware testing
• Support hardware verification and validation against established design requirements
• Participate in schematic, PCB, and engineering design reviews
• Document test results, design changes, technical issues, and engineering decisions
• Collaborate closely with hardware, FPGA, firmware, mechanical, thermal, and test engineering teams
• Support prototype builds, engineering changes, and new product introduction activities
• Develop your knowledge of rugged hardware design, high‑speed digital interfaces, and VPX/VITA standards

You are a recent graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline
, with a strong academic foundation in digital electronics, embedded systems, and hardware development.

You have gained hands‑on exposure to electronic hardware through academic projects, co‑op placements, internships, engineering design teams, capstone projects, or personal projects. You have a basic understanding of schematic design and PCB development and are comfortable reading schematics, datasheets, and other technical documentation.

You have experience or familiarity with FPGAs, processors, or embedded hardware platforms and are eager to expand your knowledge of advanced embedded computing systems. Exposure to PCB design tools such as Cadence, Altium, KiCad, or…