Top Program and Project Management Jobs in Toronto, ON

Manages automotive hot-form tooling programs from quotation and design through die construction, tryout, launch, and completion. Coordinates customers, suppliers, engineering, production, quality, purchasing, finance, and tooling teams to achieve program milestones, cost, quality, and delivery targets. Responsibilities include technical reviews, FEA and GD&T coordination, change management, reporting, issue resolution, customer communication, supplier oversight, documentation, invoicing, and continuous improvement.

Manage automotive programs from order receipt through steady-state production. Lead cross-functional teams, APQP activities, risk management, resource allocation, launch readiness, customer communications, packaging approvals, pre-production builds, and production ramp-up. Ensure programs meet customer, quality, cost, schedule, safety, environmental, and financial targets while driving continuous improvement and value engineering.

Lead end-to-end delivery of complex enterprise HR technology programs, including Workday and Dayforce implementations and enhancements. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, risks, governance, vendors, testing, deployment, cutover, and post-production stabilization. Coordinate global business and technical stakeholders, system integrators, and cross-functional workstreams while overseeing project financials, executive reporting, change control, and readiness decisions.

Manages tooling programs from quotation and design through launch, commissioning, and completion. Coordinates customers, suppliers, production, engineering, quality, purchasing, finance, and tooling teams to deliver programs on time, within budget, and to required quality standards. Responsibilities include schedules, milestones, cost tracking, die design reviews, APQP, dimensional quality, technical issue resolution, customer approvals, reporting, supplier coordination, and continuous improvement. The role supports multiple programs in office, plant, shop-floor, and press-shop environments.

Lead end-to-end automotive exterior programs from launch to steady-state, directing APQP/PDP activities, risk management, cross-functional teams, vendor selection, pre-production builds, and continuous improvement while ensuring compliance with customer and quality, safety, environmental, and security standards.