Propulsion Engineer

Our client is seeking a Propulsion Engineer to support commercial aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations, with a primary focus on CFM56 engines. This role is ideal for engineers with strong aircraft engine knowledge who enjoy solving technical problems, supporting shop-floor operations, and working closely with production teams throughout the engine overhaul process. This opportunity offers exposure to engine teardown, inspection, repair, assembly, troubleshooting, technical investigations, and engineering disposition activities within a collaborative MRO environment. What You'll Do Provide technical support during CFM56 engine disassembly, inspection, repair, and assembly activitiesWork closely with production teams and powerplant engineers to resolve technical issues and inspection findingsSupport Material Review Board (MRB) activities and engineering discrepancy resolutionParticipate in technical investigations, root cause analyses, and warranty or quality-related reviewsEnsure engineering documentation aligns with technical specifications and regulatory requirementsCommunicate technical information with OEMs, regulatory authorities, and internal stakeholdersSupport engineering dispositions, repair development, and technical instructionsCollaborate with configuration, methods, and engineering teams to support engine overhaul operations Qualifications Required Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related engineering disciplineExperience supporting aircraft engines in an airline, OEM, MRO, maintenance, overhaul, repair, or propulsion engineering environmentStrong knowledge of commercial aircraft gas turbine engines and propulsion systemsAbility to identify major engine components and understand their function within the engineFamiliarity with ATA Chapter 72 engine components, including Life-Limited Parts (LLPs), fan modules and fan frames, compressors, combustors, turbines, exhaust systems, LRUs, and accessoriesUnderstanding of hot-section and cold-section engine hardwareExperience troubleshooting engine-related technical issuesKnowledge of FARs, CARs, Service Bulletins (SBs), and Airworthiness Directives (ADs)Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Preferred Experience CFM56 enginesAircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO)Commercial aircraft engine overhaul programsEngine teardown, inspection, and assembly activitiesMaterial Review Board (MRB) supportTechnical investigations and root cause analysisEngineering dispositions and repair developmentTest cell operationsOEM, airline, or engine shop environments The Ideal Candidate Possesses strong aircraft engine knowledge and enjoys working with engine hardwareCan confidently identify engine components and explain where they belong within the engineUnderstands why components operate in hot-section versus cold-section environmentsEnjoys solving technical problems in a production settingWorks effectively with technicians, inspectors, engineers, and operations teamsCollaborative, hands-on, and eager to learnInterested in building a long-term career in aircraft propulsion and engine overhaul This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing aviation team and gain exposure to engine overhaul, troubleshooting, technical investigations, repair development, and propulsion engineering while supporting commercial aircraft engine programs. Exceptional candidates open to relocating to Montreal will be considered.