About Quaternion Aerospace
Since our founding in 2006, Quaternion Aerospace has been at the forefront of custom Autonomous Aerial Systems (UAS) design. Based at Victoria International Airport (CYYJ) on Vancouver Island, BC, we are not just a service provider—we are your strategic partner in innovation. Our elite team of 22 professionals, including PhD researchers and licensed professional engineers (P.Eng.), brings unparalleled expertise and passion to every project.
We offer a comprehensive suite of services that cover the entire UAS and small satellite development lifecycle. From initial concept, detailed design and manufacturing to rigorous ground testing, quality compliance for certification, flight testing, and performance optimization, we handle it all. As a vertically integrated SME, we control every phase—Design, Build, Test, Fly—ensuring that your project is executed with precision, quality, and innovation.
When you choose Quaternion Aerospace, you’re not just getting a service; you’re gaining a partner dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in UAS and small satellite technology. Let us take your vision to new heights with our expertise, commitment, and proven track record of success.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
At Quaternion Aerospace we champion equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in our workforce, supply chain, and business practices. We are committed to employment equity, supporting Indigenous and diverse suppliers, and fostering an inclusive workplace. Through training, mentorship, and accessible policies, we empower underrepresented groups. Aligning with Government of Canada initiatives, we measure progress and ensure accountability. Our vision is to create a workplace where everyone belongs, contributing to a more innovative, diverse, and equitable Canadian business landscape.
Indigeneous Relations
At Quaternion Aerospace we are committed to fostering Indigenous participation in aerospace through employment, business partnerships, and community engagement. We will recruit and train Indigenous professionals, support Indigenous-owned businesses in our supply chain, and collaborate with communities on STEM education initiatives. Our goal is to contribute to economic reconciliation by aligning with UNDRIP and Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, ensuring Indigenous representation in the industry. By integrating Indigenous knowledge and talent, we aim to build a more inclusive, innovative, and collaborative Canadian aerospace sector.