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Curtiss-Wright Corporation

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Curtiss-Wright Corporation is a multinational leader in advanced engineering, providing innovative products and services for the aerospace, defense, and energy sectors.

Davidson, North Carolina

Defense and Space Manufacturing
5,001+ people

About

Curtiss-Wright Corporation [NYSE: CW] traces its legacy of innovation back to the pioneering spirit of Glenn H. Curtiss, a pioneer of naval aviation, and Orville and Wilbur Wright, the trailblazers of history’s first powered flight. Today, the company’s portfolio of highly engineered products, solutions, services, and next-generation technologies supports our mission as a critical supplier to demanding markets, including Commercial Aerospace, Defense, Commercial Nuclear Power, and Industrial. Powered by the ingenuity and commitment of approximately 9,200 employees, Curtiss-Wright is an indispensable partner that customers have relied upon for over 95 years. Our core values of innovation, excellence, and quality serve as the foundation for how we partner with customers to deliver solutions ahead of their evolving needs. Explore a career with Curtiss-Wright: https://curtisswright.com/careers

Open positions

Lead Business Development Specialist

On-site · Newmarket

The Lead Business Development Specialist drives growth initiatives by identifying new business opportunities and leading complex, high-value proposal efforts. They also cultivate strategic partnerships and provide actionable insights to senior leadership to align with corporate growth objectives.

Sustaining Manager - Onsite

On-site · Ottawa

The Sustaining Manager will lead a cross-functional engineering team to support product manufacturing, manage engineering change requests, and ensure business objectives are met. They will act as a liaison between R&D and manufacturing while providing technical guidance and project management for sustaining initiatives.

SMT Machine Operator/Assembler (3:30 pm – 12:00 midnight)

On-site · Ottawa

Operate and set up SMT production equipment, including printers, pick-and-place machines, reflow ovens, and laser marking equipment, while following work instructions and safety procedures. Perform quality checks, basic troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, material handling, and production recordkeeping to meet output and quality targets.

Quality Assurance Engineer, Associate

On-site · Newmarket

The Quality Assurance Engineer will develop and implement quality protocols to ensure compliance with nuclear industry standards and regulatory requirements. They are responsible for inspecting, testing, and evaluating product reliability while supporting project schedules and cross-functional teams.

Manufacturing Process Engineer (SMT/PTH Soldering) - Onsite

On-site · Ottawa

The Manufacturing Process Engineer will design, implement, and optimize processes for the fabrication and repair of complex electronic assemblies. They will also support operations through data analysis, equipment evaluation, and cross-functional collaboration to meet production targets.

Recruiting Talent Sourcer

Remote · Ontario, Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The Talent Sourcer will execute sourcing strategies to identify and engage high-caliber candidates for critical roles across the organization. They will collaborate with the Talent Acquisition team and hiring managers to build pipelines and refine candidate profiles.

Engineering Applications Administrator - Onsite

On-site · Ottawa

The Engineering Applications Administrator is responsible for the configuration management, maintenance, and administration of engineering tools, including schematic capture, layout, and version control software. They will also manage the Engineering Shared Services Tools budget and support the Linux and Windows virtual environments.

Production Associate, CCA Test (3:30 pm – 12:00 midnight)

On-site · Ottawa

The Production Associate is responsible for setting up and testing complex circuit card assemblies using automated test equipment and following established procedures. They will troubleshoot failures, perform minor repairs, and document test results to ensure quality and production targets are met.

Project Engineer

On-site · Newmarket

The Project Engineer manages and coordinates project work plans to meet technical, cost, and schedule objectives while ensuring compliance with industry standards. They act as a primary point of contact for customers and vendors, translating technical requirements into actionable design and procurement documents.

System Admin, Staff

On-site · Ottawa

The System Administrator monitors system hardware, network, and infrastructure software performance to ensure availability and security. They are responsible for installing software, managing user access, performing backups, and implementing cybersecurity compliance frameworks.

Material Handler

On-site · Brantford

The Material Handler is responsible for the efficient movement, storage, and tracking of materials, including shipping, receiving, and order fulfillment. They also perform inventory management tasks, such as cycle counting and maintaining accurate records of merchandise.

Production Associate, 1st/2nd Stage (3:30 pm – 12:00 midnight)

On-site · Ottawa

The Production Associate is responsible for the assembly, inspection, and repair of products, including installing components and operating manufacturing equipment. They must maintain a clean work area, follow safety and quality procedures, and collaborate with team members to meet production schedules.

Manager, Facilities

On-site · Mississauga

The Facilities Manager oversees the daily operations, maintenance, and infrastructure of buildings, grounds, and equipment. They are responsible for managing budgets, ensuring regulatory compliance, and coordinating with external vendors to optimize facility performance.

Commodity Manager - Onsite

On-site · Ottawa

The Commodity Manager provides strategic sourcing leadership for electronics and mechanical commodities, focusing on NPI, cost reduction, and supply continuity. They collaborate with engineering and program teams to optimize product costs and manage supplier relationships throughout the product development lifecycle.

Material Handler, Associate (3:30 pm – 12:00 midnight)

On-site · Ottawa

The associate will manage material processing from receiving through to manufacturing consumption, including kitting, order picking, and stockroom delivery. Additionally, the role involves maintaining inventory accuracy through cycle counts, discrepancy resolution, and secure storage of finished goods.

Warehouse Material Handler

On-site · Edmonton

The Warehouse Material Handler is responsible for performing order fulfillment functions including shipping, receiving, stocking, and inventory management. They must also process requests, assemble kits, prepare items for shipment, and document all transactions for data entry.

Embedded Software Engineer

On-site · Mississauga

Design, develop, and maintain software applications for naval systems in accordance with quality management systems and functional specifications. Support product performance through defect resolution, documentation, and in-field technical assistance.

Export/Import Compliance Analyst, Sr

On-site · Mississauga

The analyst will manage all aspects of the export compliance program, including logistics, shipping arrangements, and ensuring adherence to Canadian and US international trade laws. They will also act as the primary point of contact for customs matters and coordinate with internal teams to validate export classifications and permit applications.

Contracts Administrator, Associate – Contracts Support - Onsite

On-site · Ottawa

The Contracts Administrator will assist in the daily operation of the Contracts Support function by developing, negotiating, and managing various business agreements. They will also support commercial item determinations, maintain documentation systems, and perform data integrity audits.

Machining Supervisor / Production Engineering Supervisor

On-site · Edmonton

The supervisor oversees daily machine shop operations, including workflow coordination, staffing, and equipment utilization to meet production goals. They also monitor machining quality, resolve technical issues, and lead employees through coaching and performance management.