Professional Engineering, Structures Design Integrator
Summary
Bombardier is hiring a Structures Design Integrator in St-Laurent, Québec, who develops and reviews airframe structural concepts, 3D models, and drawings (CATIA V5/ENOVIA), coordinating with stress, systems, manufacturing, and certification teams. Requires ~5+ years of aerospace structures experience, metallic/composite design and GD&T knowledge, and fluent English and French.
What are your contributions to the team?
Structural Design & Definition
- Develop and review structural concepts, 3D models, assemblies, installation drawings, and detail drawings for assigned airframe areas.
- Define metallic and composite parts, joints, interfaces, fastener concepts, tolerances, and provisions in accordance with applicable design requirements.
- Apply sound design practices for load paths, producibility, assembly, inspection, maintainability, weight, and cost.
Technical Integration & Collaboration
- Coordinate structural definition with stress, materials and processes, systems installation, aerodynamics, interiors, manufacturing, quality, and other affected disciplines.
- Resolve geometric and physical-interface conflicts and support technical trade studies.
- Participate in design reviews and communicate design intent, assumptions, constraints, and open items.
Design Maturity, Compliance & Support
- Support substantiation and certification activities by providing complete and traceable design definition and technical rationale.
- Support production, supplier, and in-service investigations, including root-cause analysis and corrective design action.
- Manage design changes and maintain configuration and product-definition data in the applicable PLM environment.
Level-specific contribution
- Lead assigned work packages and coordinate interfaces, priorities, and deliverables across contributors.
- Develop and substantiate solutions for complex design and integration issues and make recommendations to project leadership.
- Review the work of peers, share lessons learned, and coach junior engineers in the discipline.
How to thrive in this role?
Education & experience
- Bachelor degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, or another relevant engineering discipline, as appropriate to the role. A technologist degree may be considered based on relevant experience.
- Typically 5+ years of relevant experience.
Technical knowledge
- Aircraft structural configuration and detailed design
- Metallic and composite design principles, joints, fasteners, tolerancing, and GD&T
- Engineering drawings, 3D definition, producibility, assembly, and inspection considerations
- Aerospace materials, processes, design standards, certification fundamentals, and configuration control
Tools & methods
- CATIA V5, ENOVIA, and MS Office; knowledge of NX and Teamcenter is an asset.
- Working knowledge of PLM, product definition, engineering change, and configuration management processes appropriate to the level.
Leadership & behavioural capabilities
- Clear and professional written and verbal communication.
- Collaborative approach with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Sound judgement, analytical problem-solving, organization, and accountability.
- Ability to coordinate priorities and provide constructive technical guidance.
Languages
- Fluent in English and French
