Job Description

Title :

Manufacturing Engineer

Job Status :

Internship, 6-months - Possibility to extend mandate

Location:

9900 Boul Cavendish, Saint-Laurent, QC H4M 2V2

About DART

DART Aerospace provides industry-leading design, manufacturing and market-certified solutions for the helicopter and aerospace industry. With an impressive line-up of over 1,500 STC's and over 10,000 products, DART provides a unique and comprehensive portfolio of aftermarket products, accessories, spare parts, and tools for both civil and military operators, supporting all major rotorcraft OEMs, including Airbus, Bell, Leonardo, Robinson, MD and Sikorsky. DART's key products include aerial firefighting systems, emergency flotation systems, landing gear components, tools and ground support equipment, interior and exterior accessories, cargo expansion, windows and doors, cable cutters, engine and drive systems and external load equipment. DART's extensive engineering capabilities and manufacturing centers of excellence deliver fast time-to-market solutions with superior customer support in over 120 countries worldwide.

About the job

Are you someone who takes ownership, loves being hands-on, and thrives in fast-moving environments? Do you want your work to matter--to see your ideas influence real production lines and real aerospace products? As a Manufacturing Engineering Intern, you won't just observe--you'll build, redesign, validate, and improve. We're looking for someone who is biased for action, curious, and passionate about engineering. Someone who wants to learn, speak up, challenge the status quo, and contribute to real change. You'll be empowered, supported, and coached by experienced professionals who want to help you grow.

Responsibilities

Rebuild, update, and refine all manufacturing processes, work instructions, SOPs, and visual aids. Conduct time studies, validate tooling, and assess equipment capability. Participate in process trials, prove-outs, and first-article manufacturing runs. Ensure all documentation aligns with aerospace standards, customer requirements, and internal guidelines. Collaborate closely with Quality and Engineering to ensure processes reflect the latest design updates. Bring ideas forward and help shape more efficient, reliable, and scalable manufacturing methods.

Qualifications & Skills

Currently pursuing or having recently completed a degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Aerospace, or related field). Strong computer skills, including CAD tools and MS Office. Proactive problem-solving abilities and adaptability in a fast-paced environment. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills with a willingness to collaborate and learn. Passion for engineering, manufacturing, and aerospace. A mindset that reflects our values: act like an owner, move with purpose, learn continuously, and make an impact.

What we offer

Hands-on experience with real projects--not simulations. Mentorship and coaching from senior engineering and manufacturing experts. A workplace where your ideas and initiative are valued. A chance to build skills across engineering, operations, and process improvement. Strong possibility of extension or transition into a permanent role.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: $20.00-$25.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental care Extended health care RRSP match Vision care
Work Location: In person