Summary
Own a portfolio of complex aviation assets throughout their maintenance lifecycle, from induction through completion. You will coordinate technical and operational stakeholders, monitor schedules and workscopes, validate maintenance execution, and proactively resolve issues to keep assets progressing efficiently.
Highlights
High-accountability technical product role managing assets through their complete maintenance lifecycle. The position offers broad ownership, cross-functional coordination, real-time progress tracking, and the opportunity to influence technical and operational execution across a global maintenance network.
Description
TECHNICAL PRODUCT MANAGER (ENGINE)
Montreal
ROLE OVERVIEW
The Technical Product Manager plays a critical role in executing the day-to-day management of the company’s engine assets as they move through the global maintenance network.
This individual owns a portfolio of engines and is responsible for managing those assets through the full shop visit lifecycle, from induction through completion.
Acting as the central point of accountability, this role ensures engines progress on schedule, align with planned workscopes, and meet technical and operational expectations.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Own Engine Execution Through Shop Visits
Take full ownership of a portfolio of engines progressing through the company’s MRO network.Manage engines from induction through completion, ensuring alignment with planned timelines and scope.Track engine status in real time and proactively drive progress across all phases of the shop visit.
Validate Workscopes & Maintenance Execution
Review and validate maintenance planning logic, shop visit triggers, and initial workscopes.Ensure execution aligns with technical requirements, configuration standards, and asset strategy.
Coordinate with Shop & Operational Teams
Work closely with on-site product management, planning, and production teams to ensure execution stays on track.Align asset plans with real-time shop conditions, capacity constraints, and operational realities.
Support Customer & Technical Communication
Respond to technical inquiries from customers, internal stakeholders, and shop personnel.Provide clear updates on engine status, risks, and expected completion timelines.Support on-wing troubleshooting and technical discussions as needed.
REQUIREMENTS
You bring direct experience working with aircraft engines within an airline, MRO, OEM, or leasing environment.
Experience with CFM56 or similar engine platforms preferred.You are familiar with engine maintenance cycles, shop workflows, and execution realities.You are able to interpret workscopes, technical documentation, and engine condition to support decision making and have a background in engineering or a related technical discipline.You have experience tracking and driving work across multiple stakeholders in fast-paced settings with exposure to engine maintenance planning, workscope development, or asset management.You Are an Effective Communicator: You can engage across technical and non-technical teams and provide clear, concise updates.
French language skills are helpful but not required.
COMPENSATION
A meaningful compensation package will be developed for the successful candidate that includes a base salary plus performance-based bonus.
To apply, please submit your resume and cover letter, preferably in MS Word format, to Derek Bush dbush@harvardsearch.com.
A fully detailed, formal specification will be sent to “top-level”, qualified candidates.