Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technologists and Technicians perform some or all of the following duties:

• Design and test power systems, telecommunications systems, and control systems
• Supervise prototype construction and testing trials
• Commission electrical and electronic installations
• Conduct applied technical research and system analysis
• Operate diagnostic and performance-testing equipment
• Prepare technical specifications, budgets, and reports
• Assist with system and component design and development
• Inspect electronic assemblies and equipment
• Conduct calibration, life testing, and performance validation
• Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems
• Compile operational and testing data for analysis
• Support engineering and research teams in project execution

These are the typical employment requirements and benefits associated with this occupation in Canada:

• A two- to three-year college diploma in electrical or electronics engineering technology is required for technologists.
• A one- to two-year diploma in electrical or electronics engineering technology is required for technicians.
• Provincial certification through a technologist association is often preferred by employers.
• Approximately two years of supervised work experience may be required for certification.
• In Quebec, membership in a regulatory body is required to use the title Professional Technologist.
• Knowledge of PLC, SCADA systems, automation, and power systems is highly valued.
• Experience in renewable energy, telecommunications, or electronics manufacturing improves job prospects.
• Many roles offer strong career progression into project engineering, automation systems, or energy-sector leadership.