Methods Engineering Intern

Position Summary We are offering an early-career opportunity for individuals looking to build hands-on experience in aerospace manufacturing within our Methods Engineering team. This role is for final-year students or recent graduates from engineering or engineering technology programs who are eager to apply their technical skills in a real-world production environment.   As a Methods Engineering Trainee, you will contribute directly to the planning and development for manufactured components for the DHC-515 Waterbomber Aircraft. This is a temporary full-time placement lasting 12 to 16 months, based in Calgary, Alberta.   Please note, this is an internship with a January, 2026 start date.    Key Responsibilities Assist in the development and revision of manufacturing work instructions, including defining build sequences, materials, tooling, and process requirements Support the creation of Assembly Workbooks and visual aids, using 2D and 3D CAD tools where needed to develop clear manufacturing and installation instructions Contribute to the preparation of production planning data within ERP systems and support documentation updates aligned with QMS requirements Participate in Methods Readiness activities to support new product introduction (NPI) and production ramp-up Support the identification and implementation of tooling, fixtures, and manufacturing aids for assembly processes Participate in the review and improvement of production processes in collaboration with engineering, quality, and operations teams Assist in investigating production issues and non-conformances, including supporting root cause analysis activities Engage in hands-on tasks related to tooling, assembly flow, or process troubleshooting on the shop floor Contribute to engineering change support, technical documentation updates, and production readiness activities Collaborate cross-functionally with Methods, Production, Quality, Liaison, Engineering, Procurement, and Supply Chain teams to support manufacturing activities and gain exposure to end-to-end aircraft production   Qualifications Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a recognized program in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related technical discipline (e.g., Mechanical, Aerospace, Manufacturing) Strong attention to detail and ability to work with technical documentation and engineering drawings Familiarity with CAD tools and interest in manufacturing processes and production systems Exposure to or interest in ERP systems, manufacturing planning, or quality systems is considered an asset Enthusiasm for problem-solving, hands-on technical work, and learning in a team environment Strong communication and organizational skills Must be eligible to work in Canada for the full duration of the placement   Why Join Us Get hands-on experience with one of Canada’s leading aerospace manufacturers Work alongside experienced engineers and technologists on real production challenges Gain exposure to how aircraft designs are translated into manufacturing and assembly processes Build valuable technical, analytical, and cross-functional collaboration skills in a dynamic, growth-oriented environment