We help Canadian organizations design, deploy, and scale remote robotic systems. (Formerly RMUS Canada)
Mississauga, Ontario
Remote Robotic Systems (Formerly RMUS Canada). With offices in Ontario, Alberta, and BC, we deliver and support enterprise-grade drones, land robots, and remote operations systems for industrial and public-safety organizations across Canada.
On-site · Ottawa
Develop a web platform for a tactical drone simulator, covering frontend pages, backend logic, and database schema implementation. Maintain Linux servers and implement security controls while providing technical documentation and user support.
On-site · Ottawa
Own the end-to-end latency-critical video pipeline from camera capture through secure wireless transport on ARM-based SoCs. Develop and maintain the embedded Linux platform, including boot, root filesystem, and hardware bring-up for new boards.
On-site · Ottawa
Design and develop complex embedded electronics, including SoC/SOM carrier boards and multi-rail power systems, from requirements through production. Responsibilities include schematic capture, PCB layout, firmware development for validation, and hands-on lab bring-up.
On-site · Ottawa
Lead the full RF lifecycle for communications hardware, from architecture and link-budget development to PCB layout and production support. Design and tune sub-6 GHz transmit and receive chains while ensuring regulatory compliance and scalable production testing.
On-site · Kanata
The role involves researching and deploying learning-based autonomy and physical AI for drone platforms. Key tasks include developing ML models for perception and control, managing sim-to-real transfer, and integrating prototypes into production systems.
On-site · Ottawa
Lead the design and development of inflatable floating landing platforms for drones, focusing on pressure envelopes, seams, and internal architecture. Own the structural lifecycle from concept and material selection through prototype testing and field deployment.
On-site · Ottawa
The role involves fabricating and assembling inflatable floating landing platforms for drones using various welding and sealing techniques. The technician will also conduct rigorous quality testing and collaborate with engineers to iterate and refine prototypes.
On-site · Kanata
Lead the design and performance of a novel UAV airframe from concept through flight validation, owning both aerodynamic and structural configurations. Provide technical leadership and mentorship to a multidisciplinary engineering team while coordinating with manufacturing and propulsion teams.
On-site · Kanata
Lead the design and development of inflatable floating landing pads for drones, owning the process from concept through prototype testing and field deployment. Collaborate closely with fabrication specialists to ensure designs are manufacturable and perform reliably under real-world conditions.
On-site · Ottawa
Lead the engineering program for next-generation aircraft development by managing schedules, critical paths, and multidisciplinary technical teams. Coordinate with suppliers and internal teams to ensure the delivery of flight-ready hardware and establish robust engineering processes.
On-site · Kanata
The Lead Mechanical Engineer will own the full hardware development lifecycle, from initial concept and design through to production readiness. They will lead material selection, ruggedization efforts, and cross-functional integration with electronics and manufacturing teams to ensure products perform in demanding environments.
On-site · Kanata
The specialist will fabricate and test inflatable floating landing platforms for drones using various welding and sealing techniques. They are responsible for the entire process from cutting and assembly to validation and prototype refinement.
On-site · Kanata
The role involves owning the aircraft's moving and powered subsystems, including actuation, propulsion integration, and thermal management. The engineer will design, prototype, and validate electromechanical systems to ensure reliability in extreme environmental conditions.
On-site · Mississauga
The technician is responsible for assembling, testing, and inspecting lithium-ion battery packs according to technical specifications. They must maintain accurate production records and ensure all safety procedures are followed during the manufacturing process.
