Job opportunity
Non-Technical Publications Manager
Thales Canada
Lead non-technical publications governance and delivery at Thales, coordinating teams, stakeholders, quality standards, and documentation workflows across multiple programs.
Thales seeks a Non-Technical Publications Manager to lead the publications function across multiple programs. You will set priorities, manage workloads, and oversee publication planning, development, review, approval, release, and maintenance. The position connects publications specialists with subject matter experts, project teams, functional departments, and leadership. It also requires maintaining publication standards, service level agreements, quality controls, and lifecycle practices. Continuous improvement is central, including standardized workflows, templates, guidance, performance measures, and corrective initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead daily activities and professional development for the publications team
Establish plans, schedules, priorities, and delivery commitments
Coordinate publication development, reviews, approvals, releases, and maintenance
Maintain standards, governance, quality controls, and lifecycle management
Report performance, risks, issues, workload, and capacity
Requirements:
Access to controlled technical data under applicable export regulations
Positive Controlled Goods assessment is required
NATO Secret Security Clearance must be obtained and maintained
Ability to manage stakeholders, priorities, workflows, and service agreements
Capability to lead process improvement and standardization initiatives
Bring publications leadership, governance, stakeholder coordination, and continuous improvement expertise to Thales across multiple programs.
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Apply on source site Thales seeks a Non-Technical Publications Manager to lead the publications function across multiple programs. You will set priorities, manage workloads, and oversee publication planning, development, review, approval, release, and maintenance. The position connects publications specialists with subject matter experts, project teams, functional departments, and leadership. It also requires maintaining publication standards, service level agreements, quality controls, and lifecycle practices. Continuous improvement is central, including standardized workflows, templates, guidance, performance measures, and corrective initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead daily activities and professional development for the publications team
Establish plans, schedules, priorities, and delivery commitments
Coordinate publication development, reviews, approvals, releases, and maintenance
Maintain standards, governance, quality controls, and lifecycle management
Report performance, risks, issues, workload, and capacity
Requirements:
Access to controlled technical data under applicable export regulations
Positive Controlled Goods assessment is required
NATO Secret Security Clearance must be obtained and maintained
Ability to manage stakeholders, priorities, workflows, and service agreements
Capability to lead process improvement and standardization initiatives
Bring publications leadership, governance, stakeholder coordination, and continuous improvement expertise to Thales across multiple programs.
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