Responsible for developing and improving manufacturing processes for aerospace components while ensuring product quality and performance. Involves process control, customer communication, and technical support.

The principal industrial engineer manages lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives, enhancing operational efficiency and productivity while minimizing costs and waste. Responsibilities include leading cross-functional teams, analyzing processes, monitoring KPIs, and providing training on continuous improvement principles.

Under the supervision of the HR manager, the selected intern will actively participate in the recruitment process, including resume screening and conducting phone interviews in both French and English.

The Process Engineer will enhance the casting process through control and improvement, ensuring operational excellence and stakeholder engagement.

The Product Engineer will support manufacturing through process control and improvement, driving continuous improvement initiatives and customer interactions, and ensuring compliance with engineering standards.

The Process Engineer will develop and debug casting processes, support manufacturing teams, and pursue continuous improvement in a collaborative environment. Strong communication and analytical skills are essential for success.

The Plant Sales Representative manages customer accounts, coordinates orders and quotations, negotiates commercial issues, and enhances customer relationships.

Intern responsible for cost accounting, stock management using Oracle, data entry and analysis in Excel, and assisting with internal reports and SOPs.

The Product Engineer will optimize tooling and processes for investment casting while ensuring quality standards and cost efficiency, collaborating with a Process Engineer and manufacturing teams.

The Metallography Supervisor oversees the Metallography laboratory, managing staff, ensuring quality assurance, conducting metallographic analysis, and maintaining laboratory procedures.

The Quality Engineer is responsible for driving process improvement, ensuring compliance with quality systems, managing internal audits, and supporting customer requirements in a manufacturing environment.

The Manufacturing Engineer will improve manufacturing methods, support continuous improvement projects, and enhance throughput while reducing costs. Responsibilities include data analysis, process development, and technical support in manufacturing.

The Product Engineer will lead technical initiatives in developing and improving manufacturing processes for aerospace components, focusing on tooling, fixtures, and gauges while ensuring customer requirements are met.

The Senior Analyst Engineer will work with manufacturing data processes, collaborate with IT and Data Science teams, clean and transform data, and document findings and code while maintaining quality and reliability of datasets for machine learning models.

The CNC Programmer creates and verifies CNC machining programs, maintains machining processes, and collaborates on tool design and cost reduction projects.

The Production Planner develops schedules for manufacturing operations based on production requirements, communicates with stakeholders, manages inventory, and coordinates customer demands to ensure timely delivery of products.

The role involves selecting and validating NDT equipment, managing suppliers, ensuring compliance with standards, supporting continuous improvement, and collaborating across teams in aerospace engineering.

The Production Training Coordinator coordinates and improves training programs for operators, ensuring they possess necessary skills, while evaluating performance and overseeing training effectiveness.

The Vice President, Engineering and Technology leads innovation in engineering, manages project execution, and develops strategies for growth while ensuring quality and operational excellence across all sites.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer develops and supports high-volume metal manufacturing processes, focusing on machining and cold forming, requiring significant travel for support and validation.