Design autonomous underwater electrical systems at Impossible Metals Canada, combining power electronics, sensors, networking, and hands-on testing. Build hardware for ocean operations.
As an intermediate or senior Electrical Engineer, you will develop and integrate systems for autonomous underwater vehicles. Your work spans high-voltage batteries, power electronics, motors, drives, communications, custom electronics, and circuit boards. You will contribute to architecture, documentation, validation, and field deployment.
Key Responsibilities:

Develop electrical designs for autonomous underwater vehicles
Integrate high-voltage, high-power, and low-voltage systems
Select and validate batteries, sensors, motors, and communications hardware
Create schematics, wiring diagrams, specifications, and bills of materials
Build, test, troubleshoot, and commission electrical subsystems
Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechatronics, or related engineering
Professional experience designing complex electromechanical electrical systems
Understanding of analog, digital, and power electronics
Experience testing and troubleshooting integrated electrical hardware
Clear documentation, communication, and multidisciplinary collaboration skills
Apply electrical engineering judgment, practical testing, and systems integration expertise to Impossible Metals’ autonomous underwater robotics.

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