We deliver fully integrated #AdditiveManufacturing solutions to the world’s most innovative companies.
Oakville, Ontario
As a trusted leader in metal Additive Manufacturing (AM), Burloak Technologies delivers fully integrated, end-to-end metal AM solutions for some of the world’s most innovative companies across space, aviation, energy, automotive, and advanced industrial markets. From lightweighting and improved durability to achieving previously impossible geometries, leading OEMs partner with Burloak to unlock new design and manufacturing possibilities that strengthen their components, products, and supply chains. Our vertically integrated capabilities include: • Metal Additive Manufacturing • Engineering & Design for AM • High-precision CNC Machining • NADCAP Heat Treatment and HIP • ISO 17025 Materials Testing Laboratory • Metrology & Quality Assurance • Materials Development Capabilities Operating from our AM Centre of Excellence in Oakville, Ontario, we provide solutions that meet the most rigorous customer and regulatory requirements for some of the most complex and challenging applications. If you’re ready to explore the future of manufacturing, we’re here to help you scale.
On-site · Oakville
The specialist will support CMMC 2.0 cybersecurity compliance and manage day-to-day IT operations and business systems. They will also coordinate with external IT providers and assist in the implementation of enterprise platforms like Epicor and PRISM.
On-site · Oakville
The Deburring Technician performs post-processing activities such as deburring, support removal, and surface finishing on additively manufactured metal components. They are also responsible for conducting dimensional inspections and maintaining detailed production documentation to ensure quality standards are met.
On-site · Oakville
The Industrial Engineering Specialist supports manufacturing efficiency, capacity, and production flow through continuous improvement principles. They are responsible for developing facility layouts, analyzing operational performance, and leading cross-functional improvement projects.
On-site · Oakville
The CNC Programmer develops machining strategies and programs for complex, high-precision components using multi-axis milling and turning. They collaborate with engineering and production teams to design workholding solutions and ensure all processes meet quality and AS9100 standards.
On-site · Oakville
The Manufacturing Engineer II provides technical support for machining, assembly, and deburring operations while developing manufacturing processes for high-precision components. This role involves creating CAD models, fixtures, and work instructions to ensure efficient production and quality compliance.
On-site · Oakville
The CNC Machinist I operates precision machining equipment to produce components according to engineering specifications and quality standards. This role focuses on Wire EDM operations, machine setup, in-process inspection, and maintaining accurate production documentation.
On-site · Oakville
The AM Technician operates, monitors, and maintains additive manufacturing equipment to produce high-quality parts for aerospace and industrial markets. They are responsible for build preparation, powder handling, preventive maintenance, and ensuring compliance with AS9100 quality standards.
On-site · Oakville
The Program Manager acts as the primary link between customers and internal teams to manage orders from handover through execution. They are responsible for maintaining project schedules, ensuring regulatory compliance, and facilitating clear communication across engineering and manufacturing departments.
