Director of Engineering in Composite Manufacturing (British Columbia)

Director of Engineering in Composite Manufacturing (British Columbia)

26 Aug
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Janicki
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British Columbia

26 Aug

Janicki

British Columbia

Step into the critical role of Director of Engineering at Janicki Industries in Hamilton, Washington. This position demands leadership and expertise in composite aircraft manufacturing.

You will manage engineering teams, drive performance improvements, and spearhead major initiatives that align with strategic objectives. The role emphasizes not only operational excellence but also team development and a commitment to continuous improvement across engineering processes. You will serve as a pivotal communication link amongst various stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Inspire and lead the engineering team with vision
• Coordinate engineering program execution daily
• Develop resource schedules and manage associated risks




• Facilitate clear accountability across functional teams
• Monitor critical performance metrics for growth

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in mechanical engineering or related field
• 7-10 years in engineering roles within manufacturing
• Proven track record in leading complex programs
• Solid skills in communication and influence
• U.S. Citizen necessary for security clearance

Elevate your engineering career by joining Janicki Industries and make a significant impact in the manufacturing sector.
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📌 Director of Engineering in Composite Manufacturing (British Columbia)
🏢 Janicki
📍 British Columbia

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