Aircraft Maintenance Engineer; Avionics

Position: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Avionics)-EN
Location: Moose Jaw

As part of our Manufacturing team, you’ll bring innovation to life, transforming visionary designs into world-class training solutions. You’ll play a key role in assembling, refining, and delivering products that support aviation and defence missions worldwide. Every detail you shape contributes to safety, precision, and performance.
All for mission-ready excellence.
Description  Join the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program and contribute to training the next generation of Royal Canadian Air Force personnel. In partnership with Sky Alyne, CAE delivers advanced training solutions and immersive learning experiences that support mission readiness. The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) - Avionics is responsible for performing aircraft servicing and maintenance activities.

Key Responsibilities Include   Inspecting, maintaining, repairing, and testing aircraft systems
Removing and replacing line replaceable units (LRUs) and components
Performing specialty maintenance tasks in maintenance shops, as required
Interpreting and applying technical publications and diagrams
Maintaining tools and equipment required to perform assigned duties
Ordering aircraft spare parts and materials
Conducting flight line servicing operations
Debriefing the Team Lead, as required
Carrying out workplace inspections and clean‑up activities
Filling the position of Desk Controller, as required
This position is based in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Relocation support is available.  

Minimum Qualifications   Transport Canada–approved Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) Diploma or equivalent (including Canadian Forces Avionics Technician)
Possession of a valid Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) E License
Minimum 4 years of aircraft maintenance experience, including at least 3 years in first-line maintenance
Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team environment
Strong oral and written communication skills in English
Ability to work shifts and travel occasionally as required
Valid driver’s license
Knowledge of aerospace design and maintenance practices
Ability to obtain a Government of Canada Reliability security clearance
Eligible to work in Canada (Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or valid work permit), or ability to obtain eligibility

Preferred Qualifications   Experience in life‑cycle support activities
Possession of M1 or M2 AME license (considered an asset).

Experience with military aviation or ex‑military avionics trade background.
Minimum 3 years of second‑line maintenance experience
Benefits   We’ve designed flexible policies to promote well‑being and growth, based on role‑specific eligibility and requirements:
Well‑being focused benefits supporting individual needs
People‑first culture grounded in respect, empowerment, and inclusion
Inclusive environment where employee voices are heard and valued
Welcoming work environment promoting belonging and professional growth
Relocation assistance available
Predictable work schedules (Monday to Friday; day shift 7:00 AM–3:00 PM and evening shift 3:00 PM–11:00 PM; schedules communicated in advance)
Minimum 40 hours per week with paid overtime
Competitive salary based on experience (up to $45.06/hour)
Tools, equipment, safety gear, and work boot allowance provided
Flexible group insurance plan
Vacation, paid statutory holidays, and sick leave
Paid holiday shutdown from December 24 to January 2 (inclusive)
Competitive pension plan
Employee stock purchase plan
Maternity leave and global parental leave
Social and community events throughout the year
About CAE  At CAE, our mission is clear: to help make the world a safer place. For nearly 80 years, we’ve driven innovation in simulation, training, and mission readiness to support critical operations worldwide. By leveraging advanced technologies,…