Shape aerospace materials decisions at De Havilland Canada through technical evaluation, special-process oversight, and regulatory compliance. Support aircraft production and continued airworthiness.
As a Materials and Processes Engineer, you will evaluate metallic and non-metallic materials, manufacturing processes, and product modifications. Your work spans material specifications, special-process qualification, supplier assessments, and technical investigations. You will collaborate with Design Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Supply Chain, Quality Assurance, regulatory teams, laboratories, and suppliers to meet company, customer, and regulatory requirements.
Key Responsibilities: Approve aerospace materials based on properties, durability, manufacturability, and compliance
Qualify suppliers, special processes, and testing activities
Maintain materials specifications, process standards,



and technical documentation
Investigate material failures, corrosion findings, and process non-conformances
Support certification, airworthiness, audits, and corrective actions
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in materials, metallurgical, chemical, or mechanical engineering
Qualified Engineer license or eligibility for registration
At least five years of relevant aerospace experience
Experience with aerospace special processes and corrosion protection
Knowledge of NADCAP, AS9100, ISO 9001, and aerospace regulations
Apply aerospace materials expertise, supplier oversight, and engineering judgment to support reliable aircraft throughout their product lifecycle.

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📌 Aerospace Materials Processes Engineer (Alberta)
🏢 De Havilland Aircraft of Canada
📍 Alberta