Ingénieur manufacturier​/Manufacturing engineer

Position: Ingénieur manufacturier / Manufacturing engineer
The Opportunity
Hitachi Energy is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join our manufacturing team in Varennes. In this hands‑on role, you will be responsible for manufacturing performance, stability, and continuous improvement within an assigned production area. You will spend approximately 50% of your time on the production floor, partnering closely with operations, quality, maintenance, and engineering teams to support safe, efficient, and standardized manufacturing processes.

How You’ll Make an Impact

Support manufacturing performance, stability, and continuous improvement initiatives within an assigned manufacturing area.

Provide hands‑on technical support on the production floor to resolve manufacturing issues and improve operational efficiency.

Develop, maintain, and improve production standards, work instructions, and business improvement documentation.

Facilitate structured problem‑solving activities, including RCCM, Kaizen, RPS, and ABRA methodologies.

Support APQP deliverables, including PFMEA development and maintenance, to identify and mitigate manufacturing risks.

Participate in capital equipment integration, commissioning, FAT/SAT activities, and manufacturing validation efforts.

Partner with cross‑functional teams to support new product introduction, industrialization activities, and manufacturing readiness.

Monitor KPIs, conduct time studies, and use manufacturing data to identify opportunities for improvements in safety, quality, delivery, and cost.

Ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures, and guidelines.

Your Background

Candidate must already have work authorization that would permit them to work for Hitachi Energy in Canada.

Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.

2 to 7 years of relevant experience.

Experience working in a manufacturing engineering environment is considered an asset.

Knowledge of manufacturing control systems, manufacturing optimization, and continuous improvement practices in a manufacturing environment.

Experience with root cause problem‑solving methodologies, including RCCM, Kaizen, and Lean principles.

Experience supporting capital equipment projects and the ability to interpret manufacturing data, KPI metrics, and time studies.

OIQ an asset.

Bilingual (French and English).

Benefits
Work on innovative technologies that help shape the future of energy. Collaborate with experienced professionals across the power industry. Gain access to learning platforms and career development opportunities. Benefit from attractive health and retirement programs. Enjoy paid leave and flexible work arrangements.

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