Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer - New Product Development

Bombardier; Dorval; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Insurance plans

Retirement savings plan

Tele Health Program

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Bombardier is seeking an Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer for New Product Development. You will join a multi-disciplinary team to drive manufacturing strategies and support aircraft design through BES Phases, ensuring design for cost and manufacturability.

You will collaborate with Supply Chain and Industrialization, develop manufacturing solutions, and contribute to feasibility studies and technical trade-offs for major interfaces.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in aerospace manufacturing.
• Knowledge in varied aircraft manufacturing disciplines and integration.
• New product development experience is an asset.
• Strong communication and collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Participate in New Product Development activities at a Platform level.
• Support Aircraft Design activities through BES Phases and design-for-manufacturing considerations.
• Be part of an experienced multi-disciplinary team to support project requirements.
• Participate and compile information for operational business case proposals.
• Develop manufacturing strategy with Supply Chain and Industrialization to meet long-term objectives.

Skills

Aerospace manufacturing

Product development

Cross-functional collaboration

MS Office

Education

Engineering degree (Manufacturing / Aeronautical)

Equivalent college degree in Aircraft Manufacturing

Job description

Bombardier is seeking an Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer for New Product Development. You will join a multi-disciplinary team to drive manufacturing strategies and support aircraft design through BES Phases, ensuring design for cost and manufacturability.

You will collaborate with Supply Chain and Industrialization, develop manufacturing solutions, and contribute to feasibility studies and technical trade-offs for major interfaces.