Aerospace jobs in Canada: propulsion, avionics, spacecraft and aircraft roles
704 open aerospace and space roles at 48 companies in Canada: Aerodynamics, structures and mechanisms (20), Aircraft and avionics technicians (25), Aerospace engineering, manufacturing and science (229), Field service, test and technicians (123), Hardware and electronics (32), Software, IT and security (53), Data and AI (35), Program management, product and operations (107), Graduates and internships (55). 608 of them are open to candidates of any nationality; the rest ask for citizenship, export-control eligibility or a government security clearance. 46 mention relocation support.
rtx.com • HQ: Arlington, United States • Avionics & Flight Control • Air Defense • Missiles • Defense Manufacturing • Aerospace Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 2020 • Trust A • Hiring 4505, 431 new
HQ: Arlington, United States • Avionics & Flight Control • Air Defense • Missiles • Defense Manufacturing • Aerospace Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 2020 • Trust A • Hiring 4505, 431 new
RTX is an American aerospace and defense company formed in 2020 by the merger of United Technologies and Raytheon. It operates through three businesses: Collins Aerospace, which makes avionics, aircraft interiors and aerostructures, Pratt & Whitney, which builds commercial and military jet engines, and Raytheon, which produces missiles, air defense systems such as Patriot, radars and sensors. Its customers include airlines, aircraft manufacturers, the United States Department of Defense and allied governments. The company is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, United States.
≈ $75k – $122k per year (Estimated) • Staff+ • 13+ years exp • In office (Longueuil, Canada) • High School Diploma • Full-Time • Principal • French (Optional) • English: B2 (Optional)
kepler.space • HQ: Toronto, Canada • Space & Aerospace • Satellite Communications • Est. 2015 • Trust A • Hiring 24, 5 new
HQ: Toronto, Canada • Space & Aerospace • Satellite Communications • Est. 2015 • Trust A • Hiring 24, 5 new
Kepler Communications is a satellite telecommunications and space infrastructure company dedicated to building the "Internet for space". Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the company designs, manufactures, and operates an advanced low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation equipped with optical inter-satellite links (OISLs). Founded in 2015, Kepler operates as a vertically integrated provider of real-time optical data relay and on-orbit compute capabilities, enabling commercial, government, and scientific satellite operators to transmit high-volume data continuously and securely without waiting for direct ground-station passes.
bombardier.com • HQ: Montreal, Canada • General Aviation • Aircraft Manufacturing • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1942 • Hiring 610, 41 new
HQ: Montreal, Canada • General Aviation • Aircraft Manufacturing • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1942 • Hiring 610, 41 new
Bombardier is a Canadian business jet manufacturer founded in 1942 by Joseph-Armand Bombardier, originally as a maker of snow vehicles. After selling its rail, commercial aircraft and recreational products businesses, it now focuses on the Challenger and Global families of business jets, along with aircraft maintenance, parts and defence variants of its jets. Bombardier is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
standardaero.com • HQ: Scottsdale, United States • Maintenance, Repair & Operations (MRO) • Aircraft Manufacturing • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1911 • NYSE: SARO • Trust B • Hiring 158, 14 new
HQ: Scottsdale, United States • Maintenance, Repair & Operations (MRO) • Aircraft Manufacturing • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1911 • NYSE: SARO • Trust B • Hiring 158, 14 new
StandardAero is an independent aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) company headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, servicing engines, airframes, avionics and components for business, commercial, military, helicopter and industrial power customers. Its origins date back to 1911 in Winnipeg, and today it supports engine families from CFM International, GE Aerospace, Honeywell, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce and Safran from facilities across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Singapore. It hires aircraft engine mechanics, avionics and coating technicians, inspectors, quality and program engineers, buyers, supply chain staff and interns.
Westerkirk is a Canadian aviation services group that provides aircraft maintenance, modification and manufacturing through approved maintenance organizations. It hires quality inspectors, production planners, maintenance program analysts and liaison engineers for sites in Calgary, Victoria and Wrocław. The company is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
airbus.com • HQ: Blagnac, France • Defense Manufacturing • Satellite Manufacturing • Aerospace Manufacturing • Aircraft Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 1970 • Trust B • Hiring 2510, 376 new
HQ: Blagnac, France • Defense Manufacturing • Satellite Manufacturing • Aerospace Manufacturing • Aircraft Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 1970 • Trust B • Hiring 2510, 376 new
Airbus is a European aerospace group formed in 1970 as a consortium of French, German, British and Spanish manufacturers to build a competitor to the American aircraft industry, and now the largest commercial aircraft maker in the world. Its passenger jets run from the A220 through the best-selling A320 family to the A350 widebody, built in an unusual pan-European industrial system where major sections are made in different countries and flown to final assembly lines. Beyond airliners it is the largest civil helicopter maker, builds telecommunications and observation satellites, and supplies military aircraft including the A400M transport.
608 of the 704 roles here state no citizenship, export-control or security-clearance demand. A role that does says so in its advert, and the card marks it.
Which aerospace companies hire most?
RTX (210), Bombardier (121), Airbus (101), Westerkirk (43), Telesat (27).
Which roles count as aerospace jobs?
Every propulsion, GNC, avionics, aerodynamics, structures, spacecraft, satcom, launch, flight test and aircraft maintenance role at any employer, and the engineering, science, technician, data and IT roles of the aviation and space companies - aircraft makers and airlines' engineering, launch, satellites, Earth observation, eVTOL. Their sales, finance and office roles are left out, and so is weapons and missile work.
How fresh is this?
Every role is re-checked on the employer's own careers board at least every 48 hours, and the page is rebuilt every night.
RTX
Bombardier
Airbus
Telesat
StandardAero
Kepler
L3Harris Technologies
Honeywell Aerospace Technologies
CAE
Thales Group
Textron
Curtiss-Wright
GE Aerospace
Rolls-Royce
