FAQs
What is the duration of the Eaton Leadership Development Program?
The program is a two-year initiative that involves three assignments of eight months each.
Where will the position be based?
The position will be based in the Greater Toronto Area, Ontario.
When does this program start?
The Leadership Development Program position starts in May 2025.
What educational qualifications are required to apply?
Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree in electrical, mechanical, mechatronics, power systems, operations, or manufacturing engineering from an accredited institution, with a graduation date no later than May 2025.
Is prior work experience required for applicants?
Yes, a minimum of one internship or co-op experience or relevant prior work experience is required.
Are candidates required to be legally authorized to work in Canada?
Yes, candidates must be legally authorized to work in Canada on a permanent basis without company sponsorship.
Can candidates expect to be relocated during the program?
No, this position does not offer relocation.
What types of roles will participants have the opportunity to explore in the program?
Participants may explore roles in manufacturing, engineering, operational excellence, supply chain management, quality control, marketing, sales, and more.
Is knowledge of a second language preferred?
Yes, the ability to speak a second language, preferably French, is preferred.
Will there be opportunities for networking during the program?
Yes, there will be strategic networking opportunities, including collaboration with senior leaders and mentorship programs.
What skills are emphasized as part of the program's success?
Strong analytical, communication, and presentation skills, along with leadership aptitude, are emphasized as critical for success in the program.
Will the position require travel?
Yes, this role may include travel (up to 25%) within a local region as determined by the assignment manager.
How does Eaton ensure employment equality?
Eaton is committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities for all job applicants and employees, basing employment decisions on job-related reasons regardless of various protected statuses.