SEGULA Technologies Canada is part of an international engineering group recognized for its expertise and innovation in the automotive, aerospace, energy, rail, naval, telecommunications, and life sciences sectors. Present in more than 30 countries with 15,000 talents, we bring our know-how to large-scale projects, from design through to industrialization.

In Canada, our teams in Quebec and Ontario work with major clients in a technical, rigorous, and stimulating environment where every talent can contribute, learn, and grow.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and correlate advanced simulation models (FE, SEA, and ray tracing) to evaluate, optimize, and improve aircraft cabin acoustic comfort during the design phase.
• Develop innovative simulation methodologies, workflows, and analytical tools to continuously enhance aircraft cabin acoustics prediction capabilities.
• Plan, set up, and participate in acoustic and vibration testing campaigns in the BA Laboratory to validate design concepts, technologies, and simulation models.
• Support and participate in ground and flight test campaigns to assess cabin acoustic comfort and characterize aircraft vibration environments in targeted aircraft areas.
• Analyze experimental and simulation data, prepare technical reports, and communicate findings, conclusions, and engineering recommendations to multidisciplinary stakeholders.

Qualifications: 

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, complemented by a Master’s or Ph.D. specializing in Acoustics, Vibrations, or a related field.

Relevant industry experience (typically 3–8 years) in acoustics and vibration engineering within sectors such as aerospace, transportation, or construction.

Strong foundation in acoustics and vibration analysis, including numerical modeling, experimental measurement techniques, and signal processing.

Advanced expertise in at least one of the following areas: finite element methods applied to structural dynamics and acoustics, or architectural acoustics and sound design for buildings and performance spaces.

Strong organizational and project management skills, with the ability to balance long-term objectives, short-term priorities, and multiple concurrent activities.

Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey technical concepts to multidisciplinary audiences and stakeholders.

Fluent in English, both written and spoken; proficiency in French is considered an asset.