Support the integration of electrical, software, and SDV technologies into vehicle programs and manufacturing operations across global assembly plants.
Responsibilities
Drive integration of electrical, SDV, and Vehicle-as-a-Tester requirements across vehicle programs.
Assess manufacturing impacts and develop implementation strategies for assigned plants and programs.
Develop plant and program strategies in collaboration with Global Manufacturing Electrical & SDV, Manufacturing Planning, and other Manufacturing Engineering organizations.
Represent manufacturing requirements during program planning and elevate risks as appropriate.
Support virtual and physical build events by identifying risks, resolving issues, and supporting plant readiness.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related discipline
Plan and support new manufacturing jobs through the full production planning process, maintaining documentation and coordinating with internal teams to keep production running efficiently.
Compensation
The pay range for this position is $30.00 - $35.00/hr.
Responsibilities
Plan and support new manufacturing jobs through the complete production planning process
Review, update, and refine manufacturing plans and travelers
Maintain accurate planning documentation
Coordinate with internal departments such as engineering, production, and quality
Troubleshoot planning and manufacturing-related issues
Requirements
Nice to have: Knowledge of CNC
Nice to have: Machining
Nice to have: Precision manufacturing processes
Nice to have: Experience in aerospace manufacturing
Manage folio execution and administrative tasks for assigned aircraft, oversee ground testing, cabin completions, and final phase activities until handover to the Customer Line and Delivery Center.
Compensation
Competitive base salary, incentive compensation which may include profit sharing schemes, retirement savings plan and the ability to participate in an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”)
Responsibilities
Track, organize, and manage all non-serial work points across the Flowline, Paintshop, and Completions Line processes.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve issues proactively and maintain production schedules.
Analyze inflow data and assign newly identified points accordingly.
Monitor aircraft issues continuously, addressing risks early to avoid impacting production deadlines.
Lead Pre-FOT and FOT meetings, driving prompt folio point closure or establishing actionable Recovery Plans.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or related field
Training as a technician in a technical field related to aviation manufacturing
Lead the daily work of the project management team, setting priorities, assigning projects, and balancing workloads to meet customer requirements and business commitments.
Compensation
$89,000 - $118,600
Responsibilities
Lead the daily work of the project management team
Coach, train, and develop project managers and coordinators
Oversee project execution from request for quotation through production, fulfillment, shipment, and account reconciliation
Serve as the primary escalation point for the team
Engage sales, design, operations, logistics, finance, and management as needed
Coordinate maintenance planning and asset care activities for the Edmonton manufacturing plant, ensuring schedules, resources, and quality standards are met.
Responsibilities
Schedule maintenance plan activities for assets in designated areas to the correct frequency, including asset care, CIL, overhaul and modular activity.
Implement new or revised maintenance tasks and schedules in SAP.
Schedule and prioritise planned works in conjunction with production and planning.
Identify the appropriate resources and skills required to execute maintenance plans.
Ensure spares parts are available and organised before maintenance activities.
Responsible for preparing accurate, timely, and competitive cost estimates and quotations for defense, maritime, space, and aerospace manufacturing programs.
Compensation
Base Salary Range: $75,000 - $90,000
Responsibilities
Prepare accurate cost estimates and quotations
Organize and prepare quotes and proposals packages
Develop manufacturing plans
Review customer RFQs, drawings, specifications
Identify and obtain pricing from approved outside processing suppliers
The Master Scheduler is responsible for developing, maintaining, and owning the Master Production Schedule to support customer demand, inventory objectives, and business commitments.
Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, and communicate the Master Production Schedule to support customer demand, operational objectives, and revenue forecasts.
Lead the production planning process through routine schedule reviews, risk assessments, and communication of schedule status to manufacturing leadership.
Perform capacity planning and constraint analysis to validate production plans and identify limitations related to labor, equipment, materials, tooling, and facility resources.
Evaluate demand fluctuations, engineering changes, material shortages, and schedule disruptions and recommend feasible production alternatives.
Assess impacts to customer deliveries and existing commitments and communicate schedule changes to Operations, Program Management, Supply Chain, and leadership teams.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, Business, or related field
Provides day‑to‑day manufacturing engineering support for the Garden Grove recovery effort, enabling internal engineering resources to focus on FAI execution, production restart activities, material qualifications, and strategic process improvements.
Compensation
Pay Range: $43.79/hr - $54.74/hr
Responsibilities
Provide hands‑on manufacturing engineering support to production teams and resolve technical issues affecting safety, quality, delivery, and throughput.
Investigate part, process, equipment, and documentation issues; define immediate containment and coordinate technically sound corrective actions.
Prepare and support PRB dispositions, technical evaluations, and implementation follow‑up in accordance with approved procedures and delegated authority.
Review engineering drawings, specifications, routers, work instructions, tooling requirements, and process data to confirm production readiness.
Support FAI readiness by closing routine production issues, gathering objective evidence, and coordinating required manufacturing inputs.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Aerospace, Industrial, or a related engineering discipline
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