Master program schedules at Bombardier in St-Laurent, Quebec, using schedule analysis and resource planning to guide new product development. Present risks and recovery recommendations clearly. As a Program Planner, New Product Development, you will develop, maintain, and consolidate program master schedules, integrated master schedules, and work breakdown structures. You will track progress, analyze dependencies, and support program objectives through schedule and resource assessments. This regular position requires collaboration across multidisciplinary groups and communication with senior management. Key Responsibilities:
Develop and consolidate detailed program and integrated master schedules Track progress, variances, milestones, and completion dates Analyze dependencies, constraints, sequencing, and critical paths Present schedule health, risks, and recovery recommendations Maintain resource plans and assess workforce capacity gaps Requirements:
University degree in engineering, business administration, or related field At least eight years of program or project management experience Experience leading multidisciplinary teams and complex projects Scheduling, resource planning, budgeting, and business case experience Fluency in English and French, plus Microsoft Office proficiency Bring aerospace program management experience, schedule expertise, and resource planning skills to Bombardier’s new product development programs.
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New Product Development Program Planner employer: Bombardier Inc.
At Bombardier, we pride ourselves on fostering a dynamic and inclusive work culture that encourages innovation and collaboration. As an intern in Talent Acquisition, you'll gain invaluable experience while participating in engaging events like Meet An Executive and the Bombardier Academy of Learning, all within a supportive environment that prioritizes your professional growth. With flexible hybrid work options and a commitment to employee development, Bombardier is an exceptional place to launch your career in the aviation industry.
