MANNARINO engineers certifiable airborne software and electronic hardware, with a stack spanning MATLAB/Simulink, C++, RTOS, ARINC 653, FPGA and hardware-in-the-loop rigs alongside IBM DOORS and Jama Connect for requirements traceability. An AWS layer (CDK, Lambda, ECS) plus projects to run open LLMs on GPUs show the firm modernizing internal tooling, while all-engineering hiring is accelerating around drone avionics and NI VeriStand test migration.
MANNARINO Systems & Software is a privately held engineering firm founded in 1999 and headquartered in Saint-Laurent, Quebec. It delivers safety-critical systems, software and electronic hardware engineering services and products for aerospace, defense, space, simulation, rail and power generation clients. The company holds Transport Canada Design Approval Organization status covering airborne software and airborne electronic hardware. Its specialties include FADEC, industrial gas turbine controls and remotely piloted aerial systems. The firm employs 51–200 people and recruits in Canada.
MANNARINO works with MATLAB, Simulink, C++, Python, RTOS, ARINC 429/653, FPGA, Yocto and hardware-in-the-loop testing, plus AWS, Jenkins, Jira, IBM DOORS, Windchill and Jama Connect.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and focused entirely on engineering, mostly mid and senior levels, with roles based in Canada.
Current work includes avionics specifications for an autonomous drone, flight control system programs, ARP4754 verification campaigns, migration of legacy test systems to NI VeriStand, and SIL/HIL/MIL virtualization environments.
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