Biomedical engineering Jobs in Montreal, QC

Are you ready to take on a dynamic role in the Repair Engineering Department, working at the forefront of Aero Derivative Gas Turbine technology? We’re on the lookout for an analytical, detail-oriented professional with a knack for technical writing, research, and document development. If you have 3–5 years of job-related experience, a sharp engineering mindset, and the ability to read technical drawings, assess inspection methods, and refine repair techniques, this opportunity is for you!

What you’ll be doing :

Crafting and refining manuals, repair books, and technical documentation

Conducting in-depth research to support engineering processes

Collaborating with teams to author and edit critical technical documents

What you bring :

• Engineering experience and familiarity with Gas Turbines
• Ability to interpret technical drawings and apply inspection methods
• Expertise in repair techniques that enhance performance and longevity
• French-English bilingual skills (preferred but not required)

Join a team where precision meets innovation! Ready to make an impact? Apply today. 🚀

Advantages

Cutting-Edge Innovation

Career Growth & Development

Diverse & Inclusive Culture

Responsibilities

Responsibilities : Technical Authoring and verification of R&O documents for Gas Turbines : Repair Scheme, Parts Cleaning and Inspection (PCI), Special Inspection Procedure (SIP), Engine Management Program (EMP).

Qualifications

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering

3-5 years of job-related experience is preferred

5 must include : (1) Engineering experience, (2) Gas Turbines (3) Ability to read drawings (4) Experience with Inspection Methods and (5) Repair Techniques.

Summary

Feel free to send your resumes directly to Leslie @ leslie.walker@randstad.ca.

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