Job offer: Lead Professional, Liaison Engineering.
Location: Saint-Laurent (Canada).
Company: AAA Canada (mandate for a major aerospace player).
Type: Indeterminate duration.
Responsibilities
- Support production operations on multi-platform aeronautical programs;
- Understand and resolve airframe and systems issues by providing technical support by answering non-conformance reports (NCRs) raised by quality;
- Work closely with other disciplines such as loads, materials and processes, systems, flight science, design, methods, quality, and operations to resolve NCRs and achieve the company's business objectives;
- Participate in projects aimed at increasing productivity, reducing waste, and improving financial performance.
Desired Profile
- You hold a bachelor's degree or a 3-year technical college diploma in aerospace or mechanical engineering, or equivalent experience;
- You possess a minimum of ten years of relevant experience in a Material Review Board (MRB) environment in airframe structure repairs;
- You are familiar with metal and composite aircraft structures as well as the installation of aeronautical systems;
- You have experience working with Catia v5;
- You have excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills, and a high sense of commitment;
- You are willing to accept responsibilities while acting independently in a dynamic team environment;
- You are bilingual (French and English).
Advantages and Perks
- Sick leave days to support your well-being.
- Comprehensive group insurance program.
- Career advancement and professional growth opportunities.
- Stimulating work environment with major aeronautical projects.
- Health, wellness, and development program.
- Competitive salary.
- Employee assistance program.
- Free parking.
Want to contribute to the future of aeronautics?
At AAA Canada, we believe in human potential above all else. We look beyond resumes: what interests us is your background, your know-how, and your vision.
AAA subscribes to the principle of employment equity and encourages women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities to submit their applications.