Professional, Engineering - Interior Integration - Cabinets
Job Description
Posting Start Date:  8/10/26
Requisition ID:  13945
Dorval, QC, CAN, H4S 1Y9

What are your contributions to the team?

  • Act as the Cabinet Engineering focal with between Bombardier multi-disciplinary teams and suppliers.
  • Help supplier to understand and follow BA processes and best practices.
  • Find & propose opportunities for product & process improvement (cycle time reduction, ease of production, weight reduction etc.)
  • Review specifications for accuracy across documentations
  • Be mindful of project potential technical issues (critical designs, risks etc.)
  • Support/attend weekly quality and engineering meetings.
  • Propose design solutions to change requests (RFQs, IAS, RFCs).
  • Support Program Change Requests (PCR). Coordinate technical integration meetings, analyze, and define technical proposals to meet program needs.
  • Work with supplier and multidisciplinary teams to provide optimal RFQ (client changes) impacts
  • Communicate efficiently with colleagues, cross functional teams, and upper management.
  • Develop 3D concepts as required to support change management deliverables such as PCR, RFQ, VROM.

How to thrive in this role?

  • You have a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent.
  • You have 1-3 years relevant technical experience in aircraft interiors completions. Cabinet experience is an asset.
  • You have solid experience with Catia/Enovia and Teamcenter/NX (GSD, Assy, Part Body, Drafting, etc.)
  • You have good knowledge of MS Office.
  • You are well organized and focused on projects.
  • You have good oral and written communication skills in French and English.
  • You like to collaborate in a multidisciplinary team, you adapt easily to changes, and customer satisfaction is your number one priority.
  • You can understand complex engineering issues and are innovative in problem solving.

You must be a self-motivated person, a team player able to work under pressure and under a minimum of supervision