Lead spacecraft architecture and mission execution as a Program Chief Engineer in Toronto, using systems leadership across a hybrid work model. This senior technical authority guides complete spacecraft lifecycles from architecture and design through integration, verification, launch, and on-orbit operations. You will coordinate Systems, software, avionics, mechanical, RF, GNC, payload, AIT, manufacturing, and operations disciplines. The work emphasizes technical integrity, mission success, and evidence-based decisions across multiple programs. Key Responsibilities:
Direct spacecraft architecture and engineering execution across disciplines Lead technical, design, anomaly, and readiness reviews Resolve complex engineering challenges and technical roadblocks Represent Engineering in customer and executive reviews Mentor senior engineers and emerging technical leaders Requirements:
Engineering or related technical discipline bachelor’s or master’s degree Typically 10–15+ years of spacecraft or aerospace experience Complete spacecraft lifecycle leadership from design through operations Broad spacecraft architecture, integration, verification, and mission operations knowledge Exceptional technical judgment, communication, and stakeholder-management skills Apply spacecraft-level judgment, multidisciplinary leadership, and lifecycle experience to technical ownership across advanced Toronto space programs.
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Spacecraft Program Chief Engineer in Toronto employer: Myticas Consulting Inc.
As a leading player in the banking and financial services sector, we pride ourselves on fostering a dynamic and inclusive work culture that prioritizes employee growth and collaboration. Our hybrid work model allows for flexibility while providing ample opportunities for mentorship and professional development, ensuring that our team members can thrive in their roles as they contribute to innovative SaaS-based solutions. Join us to be part of a supportive environment where your expertise will directly impact our clients' success and drive meaningful change in the industry.
