Trainee, Electronic Designer

Would you like to work for a high-tech company? Would you like to take part in stimulating innovation projects and work with a team of experts?

We've got just the job for you! Creaform needs you and your passion for electronics to actively contribute to the electronic development of our scanners.

Yanick, your future manager, is known for his openness and ability to listen. He has been with Creaform for 3 years and has over 20 years' experience. Like you, he started out in electronics design. Today, he's in charge of the electronics R&D team.

To help you succeed and progress in your career, Yanick will support you with :

• An excellent welcome and an efficient integration process.
• Access to ongoing training on a daily basis.
• Support to help you develop and reach your goals.

Here's what we offer:

• Diversity and complexity of projects.
• Ongoing training to support your career development.
• Recognition of your ideas, whatever your level of education or position.
• A caring environment that encourages personal and professional growth.

We work hard, but we have a lot of fun! We have fun playing sports, organizing parties and theme events, and much more.

What's a typical project like in your new team?

• You'll be designing electronic schematics and printed circuits.
• You'll program firmware on microcontrollers, embedded processors and FPGAs.
• You'll run diagnostic tests to quickly identify problems.
• You will replace or repair required components on electronic boards.
• You will diagnose and correct software problems;
• Assist in the design of new, cutting-edge products.

Here are some of the things that will make your integration at Creaform easier:

• You are passionate about product development and high technology.
• You're a self-starter with good experience in design, diagnostics and prototype testing in a research and development context.
• You're a good team player.
• You are currently training in electrical or electronic engineering.
• You've already designed printed circuits.
• You are familiar with C and C++ programming languages.