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Montréal, an aerospace hub

Montréal is one of the world’s most important aerospace centres. The city is home to more than 200 specialized companies, including Bombardier, Bell Flight, CAE, Airbus, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation and Pratt & Whitney - all working to shape the industry of today and tomorrow.

Montréal, an <font color="#00b7ce">aerospace</font> hub <br>

A solid job market

More than 40% of Canada's aerospace workforce is located in Greater Montréal.

The sector's dynamism is undeniable, and companies are always on the lookout for cutting-edge expertise in a wide variety of fields: engines, landing gear, avionics, simulators, electrical and electronic systems... the possibilities are numerous. Not to mention the fact that Greater Montréal is already working on the aviation of tomorrow: electrification, hybrid-electric engines, advanced air mobility, etc.

<div><span style="font-size: 15.01px;">More than 40% of Canada's aerospace workforce is located in Greater Montréal. </span></div><div><span style="font-size: 15.01px;"><br></span></div><div><span style="font-size: 15.01px;">The sector's dynamism is undeniable, and companies are always on the lookout for cutting-edge expertise in a wide variety of fields: engines, landing gear, avionics, simulators, electrical and electronic systems... the possibilities are numerous. Not to mention the fact that Greater Montréal is already working on the aviation of tomorrow: electrification, hybrid-electric engines, advanced air mobility, etc.    </span></div>

From learning to leading, Montréal has aerospace covered

Montréal boasts several higher-learning institutions and research centres that are dedicated to aerospace and to building bridges in the industry.

With top-level contractors and world-class equipment manufacturers and integrators, the industry has created a multitude of jobs, allowing it to grow while ensuring its longevity.

<div>Montréal boasts several higher-learning institutions and research centres that are dedicated to aerospace and to building bridges in the industry. </div><div><br></div><div>With top-level contractors and world-class equipment manufacturers and integrators, the industry has created a multitude of jobs, allowing it to grow while ensuring its longevity. </div>

Jobs in high demand

Aerospace engineer
Project engineer
Electrical engineer
Process engineer
Mechanical assembler
Machine operator
Methods agent
Quality control inspector
Directors of operation
Production coordinator
Logistics specialist
Supply chain manager

<ul><li>Aerospace engineer</li><li>Project engineer</li><li>Electrical engineer</li><li>Process engineer</li><li>Mechanical assembler</li><li>Machine operator</li><li>Methods agent</li><li>Quality control inspector</li><li>Directors of operation</li><li>Production coordinator</li><li>Logistics specialist</li><li>Supply chain manager<br></li></ul>

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