Intern, EcoJet - Technology Development Test Integration - Flight Control (Winter 2027)

Innovation is in our DNA… is it in yours?
Bombardier is a global leader in aviation, creating innovative and game-changing planes. Our products and services provide world-class experiences that set new standards in passenger comfort, energy efficiency, reliability and safety. We are a global organization focused on working together with a team spirit.

Your boarding pass will include…

Several conferences, including:

• Meet An Executive
• Women Taking Flight

Learning more about Bombardier, including:

• Bombardier Products conference
• Visits of the Bombardier sites
• Bombardier Academy of Learning

Many social/networking opportunities, including:

• Volunteering
• Networking for Success
• 5 à 7, Potluck, and much more!
  

Intern: EcoJet – Technology Development Test Integration – Flight Control (8 months)

What are your contributions to the team?

• Program and execute simulated flights and flight maneuvers using the autopilot and hand console and operate the flight simulator during testing.
• Ensure the application of the simulated aerodynamic load profile on the flight control surfaces using the load control system, and design and deploy these aerodynamic load profiles according to the requirements for each test.
• Ensure sensor calibration and recording of flight data and sensors using the data acquisition system
• Perform the processing, reduction, cross-referencing and synchronization of data from the various on-board flight recorders and the data acquisition system.
• Actively collaborate with the flight test team to maintain the synchronization of on-board system configurations between the flight test drones and the ISTR, reproduce failures and flight conditions.
• Design, fabricate and install test subsystems (hardware and software) to support the problem-solving process and test execution in accordance with requirements.
• Actively participate in the design of the fault injection system in the experimental flight controller and servo controls.
• Maintain the ISTR logbook, write test procedures, checklists and test reports.
• Actively participate in the design of the interface with a reconfigurable full-scale flight simulator to support the first studies of pilot inputs in control laws.
• Maintain all systems (hardware and software) and deploy configuration changes.

How to thrive in this role?

• You are enrolled in a university program in electrical, mechanical or aerospace engineering.
• You have a basic knowledge of conventional aircraft flight dynamics and flight control operation such as ailerons, fins, elevator, slats, flaps, etc.
• You are rigorous in planning, executing and documenting tasks.
• You are highly motivated, curious, autonomous and versatile.
• You are comfortable using many hand tools to install mechanical parts, modify electrical wiring, connectors, circuit boards, etc.
• You are comfortable using many laboratory instruments and equipment such as sensors, oscilloscopes, multimeters, etc.
• You have a good command of English and French
• You have a general knowledge of Matlab, Simulink, CATIA V5 and have an ease learning how to use new software.
• You have a basic knowledge of C++, Python, Arduino programming.
• You have previously completed a college technical program in mechanical engineering or electrical engineering or are a graduate of the École National d'Aérotechnique. (Asset)

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Boarding Information:

• Location: BAN
• Duration: 8 months
• Flexible workplace-Hybrid

It is important to note that our internship opportunities are open to students only, not new graduates. All our interns may be required to occasionally travel outside of Canada for training/work purpose.

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