Technologiste en fabrication

SOGECLAIR • Montreal, QC

9d

About The Position

SOGECLAIR, with over 60 years of expertise, is a provider of innovative solutions for more sustainable and safer mobility. Present internationally, SOGECLAIR has expanded its expertise beyond borders, thus enhancing its capacity to innovate and collaborate with partners worldwide. SOGECLAIR DIGITAL ENGINEERING strengthens and develops engineering projects within the group, characterized by a diversity of expertise areas. As a human-scale company, SOGECLAIR and its expert teams offer a wide range of mechanical engineering skills, from R&D phases to service support. The Manufacturing Technologist will lead strategic special projects, drive improvement initiatives, define project parameters, eliminate non-value-added activities, develop manufacturing strategies, and provide production support.

Requirements

• A college or university diploma in Mechanical, Avionics, Electrical, Industrial, Electromechanics Engineering, Aerospace Manufacturing or in a relevant area.
• Ability to read technical drawings and have a good visualization in 3D with good analytical skills.
• Good logical mechanical skill.
• Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel and PowerPoint).
• Ability to work with computer-based software such as Catia, AutoCad, Enovia, etc.
• Ability to work with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software such as SAP, etc.
• Excellent team player, perseverant and have good judgement.
• Good command of French, written and spoken and have a good knowledge of English.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic special projects (ramp-up, recurring cost reduction, SAP/MES transformation, standard work, new program industrialization) aligned with business priorities and operational excellence objectives.
• Drive targeted improvement initiatives (e.g., Methods documentation, SAP/MES analyses), identifying needs and standardizing practices to optimize production performance.
• Define project charters, success criteria, KPIs, and business cases to support ramp-up readiness, cost reduction, and strategic prioritization.
• Identify and eliminate non-value-added activities through Lean-based initiatives, delivering measurable improvements in cost, cycle time, quality, and safety.
• Develop assembly and manufacturing strategies for aircraft components and new programs.
• Interpret, verify, and approve drawings and engineering documents.
• Establish requirements for labor, tooling, assembly methods, layouts, ergonomics, health & safety, and production equipment.
• Develop and validate tools required for manufacturing and assembly, considering geometric tolerancing.
• Harmonize engineering changes and assembly strategies in close collaboration with Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, Logistics, and Production.
• Coordinate cross-functional stakeholders to pilot, industrialize, and deploy best practices (standard work) across programs and sites.
• Provide active production support by coordinating problem-solving with support functions.
• Manage short- to medium-term strategic projects end-to-end (planning, stakeholder alignment, risk management, execution, and site deployment).

Benefits

• Enjoying an international and multicultural work environment.
• Having access to internal mobility opportunities.
• Gaining valuable knowledge through continuous training.
• Benefiting from a range of social benefits and advantages: RRSP (with employer contribution).
• Group insurance (50% employer coverage).
• Telecare.
• 5 personal days.
• An additional week off during the holiday season.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees