PROCESS CONTROL SPECIALIST – PRODUCTION ENGINEERING CO-OP
WINNIPEG, MB
4-Month Co-op Term (possible extension), Paid, Flex/Hybrid
The successful candidate will be placed at the Motor Coach Industries (MCI) location.
New Flyer is North America’s heavy-duty transit bus leader, providing sustainable mobility solutions through transit buses, technology, and infrastructure. New Flyer is a subsidiary of NFI Group, a leading independent bus and coach manufacturer and a leader in electric mass mobility solutions. Building on its 90+ year legacy of innovation, New Flyer is the only manufacturer offering all three types of zero-emission transit buses, with over 1,900 zero-emission buses delivered to date. Proudly serving all 25 of the largest transit agencies in North America, New Flyer actively supports over 35,000 heavy-duty transit buses currently operated by approximately 500 agencies.
POSITION SUMMARY: We are seeking a motivated engineering co-op student specializing in mechanical or electrical engineering with a background in statistical analysis. As a Junior Engineering Process Control Specialist, you will support Six Sigma and Red X initiatives, applying DMAIC methodology to improve processes. Responsibilities include data analysis, root cause identification, solution implementation, and contributing to design changes, testing, and process control improvements.
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OUR WHY: We exist to move people. Our mission is to design, deliver, and support market-leading bus and motor coach solutions that are safe, accessible, efficient, and reliable.
Leveraging 450 years of combined expertise, NFI is leading the electrification of mass mobility globally. With zero-emission buses and coaches, infrastructure, and technology, we meet today’s urban demands for connected, clean, and scalable smart mobility solutions. Discover more about our vision at www.nfigroup.com, www.newflyer.com, and our partner brands.
New Flyer is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity, ensure equitable experiences and are committed to creating an inclusive environment reflective of the communities we operate. Accommodations are available at all stages of the recruitment process, at the candidates’ request.
Are you ready to kickstart your engineering career? Join us as a Process Control Specialist - Production Engineering Co-op at Motor Coach Industries (MCI) in Winnipeg, MB! This isn't just any co-op; it’s your opportunity to dive into the heart of innovation with New Flyer, North America’s leader in heavy-duty transit buses. You’ll be part of a passionate team that’s transforming the future of mass mobility with sustainable solutions. In this role, you’ll be applying your mechanical or electrical engineering background along with your statistical analysis skills in a hands-on environment. Your responsibilities will include supporting Six Sigma and Red X initiatives, using the DMAIC methodology to make impactful improvements in our engineering processes. From data analysis to collaborating with engineering teams, you'll identify trends, troubleshoot root causes, and help implement effective solutions for process control. New Flyer prides itself on fostering an inclusive workplace culture where your ideas are valued and your contributions can make a real difference. Plus, this paid co-op position offers the flexibility of hybrid work arrangements. Whether you’re analyzing data trends or contributing to design changes, you’ll gain invaluable experience working alongside industry leaders who are making strides in zero-emission technologies, fulfilling our mission to move people safely and sustainably. Don't miss out on the chance to be a part of a brighter future in transportation. Let’s create something amazing together with New Flyer!
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