STELIA Aerospace North America
Michael Gadilov is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in quality assurance and management within the aerospace and defense sectors. Currently serving as the Director of Quality Assurance at STELIA Aerospace North America, Michael has previously held significant roles including Director of Quality and Head of Product Assurance at Ultra Maritime, and Quality Assurance & Calibration Services Manager at IMP Aerospace & Defence. Michael's expertise encompasses risk analysis, corrective action management, internal and external audit programs, and continuous improvement initiatives. With a solid educational background in Business Management and Computer Science from Champlain College, and practical engineering in Aviation from Rokosin College, Michael has effectively contributed to various organizations, demonstrating strong leadership in quality management and compliance with industry standards.
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STELIA Aerospace North America
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STELIA North America is an aerospace and defence company specializing in the design, development, and manufacturing of composites. With a focus on the North American markets and Five Eyes countries, their mission is to innovate and partner to make the world’s most mission-critical systems stronger, lighter, and cleaner through use of advanced composites. Key customers include Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Sikorsky, Leonardo, L3Harris, Airbus Atlantic, Boeing, Bombardier, De Havilland, ARDE, MDA. Headquartered in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, STELIA North America operates from a 150,000 sq. ft. facility dedicated to operations and administration. They also have a secondary site in Mirabel, Quebec, spanning 32,000 sq. ft. The company is committed to delivering cutting-edge quality and operational excellence to aerospace, defence, and space customers. They utilize composite hand lay-up as well as various advanced manufacturing technologies, including filament winding, automatic fiber placement, hot drape forming, compression molding, and out-of-autoclave manufacturing methods like resin transfer molding and liquid resin infusion.