Joining Air Canada is to become part of a Canadian symbol, Air Canada recently voted Best Airline in North America. Take your career to new heights by joining our innovative and diverse team at the forefront of passenger air transport.

The incumbent of this position supports the development and execution of initial provisioning activities related to fleet transactions, aircraft programs, fleet development, and aircraft modification programs by providing structured analysis, methodologies, and decision-making support.

The incumbent of this position contributes to the development and application of a repeatable and justifiable provisioning approach to assess spare parts requirements, financial exposure, and operational risks associated with entry into service, engineering-driven modifications, and fleet modifications.

By collaborating with Engineering, Maintenance Planning, Finance, Logistics, Procurement, the Project Management Office (PMO), and Supply Chain teams, the incumbent contributes to the early integration of provisioning and sourcing considerations into the program lifecycle by transforming data and planning tool outputs into clear analyses and recommendations.

Responsibilities:

Support initial provisioning activities related to aircraft additions, fleet development, and aircraft modification programs by providing structured analyses and data-driven recommendations.

Assess spare parts requirements, surplus risks, and material readiness for entry into service across various program types, whether major initiatives or smaller fleet transactions.

Support procurement activities by assessing demand requirements and validating assumptions in collaboration with technical operations teams.

Participate in engineering-driven initiatives (e.g., service bulletins, airworthiness directives, and other technical instructions) by assessing spare parts requirements and supporting sourcing activities.

Act as a Supply Chain representative during cross-functional coordination meetings to ensure material requirements are clearly defined, tracked, and aligned with execution schedules.





Support sourcing and procurement decisions by providing required data, validating parts requirements, and ensuring alignment between engineering needs and executing teams.

Translate supply chain modeling and forecasting tool outputs into explicit analyses to support initial provisioning and sourcing decisions.

Prepare structured analyses and decision-support documents presenting risks, assumptions, and mitigation scenarios intended for stakeholders, including Engineering, Procurement, Logistics, Finance, and PMO teams.

Identify and flag material risks that could compromise operational readiness (e.g., lead time constraints, delivery delays, or demand uncertainty), while contributing to the development of mitigation measures.

Collaborate with multiple stakeholders to gather necessary data, validate assumptions, and ensure alignment between supply chain analyses and operational requirements.

Support the transition of initial provisioning activities to stable inventory management by ensuring data accuracy and clear demand signals.

Contribute to the improvement of provisioning methodologies, tools, and data quality in environments characterized by evolving or incomplete information.

Financial analyses support by consolidating demand, supply, and budget data to provide management with visibility into expected financial exposure and operational readiness risks.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in engineering, supply chain management, operations, business, or equivalent professional experience.

Five years of experience in demand planning, supply planning, inventory management, sourcing support, or within the supply chain of airline companies or maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO).

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills,



with the ability to structure complex issues, define assumptions, and work effectively with incomplete data.

Valuable understanding of inventory forecasting and supply planning principles, including their commercial and financial impacts.

Mastery of Excel; experience with supply chain modeling and forecasting tools (e.g., Servigistics, TRAX, material requirements planning systems, and enterprise resource planning software) is an asset.

Demonstrated ability to manage priorities in a agile environment and consistently meet deadlines and commitments with minimal supervision.

Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate technical analyses into clear and concise findings and recommendations for stakeholders.

Ability to work in a cross-functional context and establish effective working relationships with Engineering, Maintenance, Logistics, Procurement, Finance, and PMO teams.

Comfortable operating in an environment characterized by ambiguity, constantly evolving priorities, and complex decision-making contexts.

Conditions of employment:

Candidates must be eligible to work in the country concerned at the time an offer of employment is presented and are responsible for obtaining work permits, visas, or other necessary authorizations. Proof of eligibility must be provided before the start date.

Linguistic Requirements

Equal skills being equal, preference will be given to bilingual candidates.

Diversity and inclusion

Air Canada is resolutely committed to diversity and inclusion and aims to create a healthy, accessible, and rewarding work environment that showcases the unique contribution of our employees to the success of our company.

As an equal opportunity employer, we encourage diverse applications so that we can have a workforce that is varied and representative of our customers and the communities where we live and offer our services.

Air Canada thanks all candidates for their interest, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Demand Planning Analyst - Initial Provisioning (Quebec City)
🏢 Air Canada
📍 Quebec City