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Pratt & Whitney

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East Hartford, CT

Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
5,001+ people

About

Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business, is a global leader in propulsion systems, powering the most advanced aircraft in the world, and we are shaping the future of aviation. Our engines help connect people, grow economies and defend freedom. Our customers depend on us to get where they’re going and back again.

Open positions

Aircraft Engine Assembly Technician

On-site · Lethbridge

Strip, inspect, assemble, balance, test, and package aircraft gas turbine engines while meeting production targets and quality requirements. Inspect other technicians’ work, troubleshoot complex problems, recommend improvements, maintain accurate documentation, and follow safety and environmental procedures.

Electro/Mechanical Maintenance technician

On-site · Halifax

Maintain, troubleshoot, repair, and return complex production equipment to service, including robots, CNC machines, and other plant equipment. Install and overhaul equipment, source repair components, interpret schematics and PLC programs, maintain equipment documentation, and follow environmental, health, and safety procedures.

Mechanical Technician – Machinist

On-site · Halifax

Set up, program, operate, and maintain CNC and manual machining equipment to manufacture new parts and repair worn components. Design manufacturing tools and fixtures, test machines and materials, support continuous improvement and safety initiatives, and maintain training documentation.

Ingenieur(e) de projets / Project Engineer

On-site · Longueuil

Lead technical projects for turboshaft engine development and modifications, including design requirements, verification, validation, certification, and support for production and service entry. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders, manage schedules and budgets, address quality and product-safety issues, and support OEM integration and technical proposals.

Technicien de ligne de moteurs / Engine Line Technician

On-site · Longueuil

Analyze engines and their components to identify solutions for returning engines to service, define the required work, and report on disassembly and test results. Direct assemblers, testers, and inspectors using aftermarket manuals, recommend corrective actions to reduce test rejections, and occasionally support customers.

Technicien contrôles et accessoires électriques

On-site · Longueuil

The technician is responsible for disassembling, repairing, testing, and adjusting electrical and electronic aircraft engine components to ensure airworthiness. They also participate in the development of new processes and maintain equipment to meet safety and quality standards.