Hardware Electronics Developer Co-op

Who we are:

Reliable Controls is dedicated to reducing the carbon footprint of buildings around the world.

Our team specializes in the design, development, and assembly of building automation controls and software programs.

We're working hard to create solutions for building operators to enable the vision of Net-Zero Emissions by 2050 .

We align ourselves with the right people and empower them in the right ways.

An established company based in Victoria, BC, we nurture a strong culture of communication, trust, and collaboration.

Embracing a work–life balance, promoting continuous learning, and celebrating our achievements are a few of the ways we show our enduring commitment to employees.

Your mission:

As a Hardware Electronics Developer – Co-op , you'll contribute to the development of cutting-edge electronics products, leveraging your knowledge and experience in hardware design, testing and troubleshooting.

This is an 8 month co-op work term, with a start date in January 2027.

This pos ition is open to students who are currently enrolled in a post-secondary co-op program.

In this role you will:

• Help in the d esign of electrical/electronic circuits for HVAC controls and sensors
• Work on schematic capture and PCB layout
• Assemble and aid in the design of production test jigs
• Build prototypes by hand SMT and through hole
• Document test procedures and technical notes
• Test of new engineering circuits and product, thermal, cycle and endurance testing
• Prepare product test apparatus for UL/CE and Safety and Smoke Control and FCC testing
• Re-work defective new products
• Use most current RCC application software to verify correct operation ( e.g. RC- Studio/ RC-Toolkit)

This role might be right for you if you have:

• Completed relevant coursework in circuits, digital systems, microprocessors, and programming
• Experience with electronics design and debugging, including soldering, circuit prototyping, using oscilloscopes and other lab equipment
• Familiarity with programming languages such as C/C++ and Python
• Experience with PCB design software and schematic capture tools such as Altium Designer or Eagle PCB