Manufacturing Engineering Technologist
About the role
About the Role
We're on the search for a Manufacturing Engineering Technologist on behalf of our client, a growing Canadian manufacturer specializing in custom, low-volume production, who is building out a modern, in-house manufacturing capability. This is a newly created, foundational role, reporting directly to the company's owner, established because the business has grown beyond the point where they can personally oversee every piece of equipment and process themselves. This is an individual-contributor, technical-expert role rather than a people-management position.
Key Responsibilities
Install, calibrate, and maintain a growing suite of advanced vacuum/centrifugal casting machines, burnout ovens, laser welders, and automated finishing equipment, much of it European-made. Take each new machine from install through to fully validated and running. Design and implement Standard Operating Procedures for casting and finishing processes as the shop scales. Build and maintain safety protocols for the shop. Analyze yields and finishing defects to drive continuous improvement. Train the company's existing master craftspeople on equipment relevant to their work. Act as the go-to subject-matter expert for the manufacturing shop's technology. Take personal ownership of a safe working environment, given the high temperatures, chemicals, and sharp tools involved.
Qualifications
College diploma or bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Manufacturing Technology, or a related technical field. Several years of hands-on experience with mechanical equipment, troubleshooting, and process improvement. Strong hands-on mechanical aptitude; experience troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing mechanical equipment No prior casting or metallurgical experience required, training on the specifics of the casting process will be provided. CAD software experience an asset.
What We're Looking For
A genuinely hands-on problem-solver. A self-starter comfortable managing complex equipment projects end-to-end. A patient, low-ego teacher. Someone drawn to high-precision, custom-scale work.
Work Details
Location: On-site in Cambridge, ON, typically Monday to Friday, regular business hours.
Term: Full Time, Permanent
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Hire Integrated is now part of Waterstone Human Capital.
We are proud to share that Hire Integrated has officially joined forces with Waterstone Human Capital, a leading cultural talent recruiting firm. Together, we bring a stronger network, expanded resources, and deeper expertise while staying true to the relationship-driven recruiting our clients and candidates know us for.
Now, under the Waterstone Human Capital brand, we can scale that impact even further across the U.S. and Canada. From executive search to specialized recruiting, from culture advisory to leadership development, we are equipped to meet today’s most pressing talent challenges and to help our clients build high-performing teams that thrive.
We’re excited about this next chapter and grateful for the trust of the clients, candidates, and community who’ve been part of our journey. #RecruitingHappy
At Hire Integrated, our recruitment team specializes in sourcing top talent for risk management, compliance, and operational efficiency. By identifying and screening candidates with exceptional potential and a strong capacity to contribute, our approach is uniquely branded through integrating as an extension of your organization.
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Manufacturing Engineering Technologist
About the role
About the Role
We're on the search for a Manufacturing Engineering Technologist on behalf of our client, a growing Canadian manufacturer specializing in custom, low-volume production, who is building out a modern, in-house manufacturing capability. This is a newly created, foundational role, reporting directly to the company's owner, established because the business has grown beyond the point where they can personally oversee every piece of equipment and process themselves. This is an individual-contributor, technical-expert role rather than a people-management position.
Key Responsibilities
Install, calibrate, and maintain a growing suite of advanced vacuum/centrifugal casting machines, burnout ovens, laser welders, and automated finishing equipment, much of it European-made. Take each new machine from install through to fully validated and running. Design and implement Standard Operating Procedures for casting and finishing processes as the shop scales. Build and maintain safety protocols for the shop. Analyze yields and finishing defects to drive continuous improvement. Train the company's existing master craftspeople on equipment relevant to their work. Act as the go-to subject-matter expert for the manufacturing shop's technology. Take personal ownership of a safe working environment, given the high temperatures, chemicals, and sharp tools involved.
Qualifications
College diploma or bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Manufacturing Technology, or a related technical field. Several years of hands-on experience with mechanical equipment, troubleshooting, and process improvement. Strong hands-on mechanical aptitude; experience troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing mechanical equipment No prior casting or metallurgical experience required, training on the specifics of the casting process will be provided. CAD software experience an asset.
What We're Looking For
A genuinely hands-on problem-solver. A self-starter comfortable managing complex equipment projects end-to-end. A patient, low-ego teacher. Someone drawn to high-precision, custom-scale work.
Work Details
Location: On-site in Cambridge, ON, typically Monday to Friday, regular business hours.
Term: Full Time, Permanent
Not the right fit? Search for Manufacturing Engineering Technologist jobs in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
About Waterstone Human Capital
Hire Integrated is now part of Waterstone Human Capital.
We are proud to share that Hire Integrated has officially joined forces with Waterstone Human Capital, a leading cultural talent recruiting firm. Together, we bring a stronger network, expanded resources, and deeper expertise while staying true to the relationship-driven recruiting our clients and candidates know us for.
Now, under the Waterstone Human Capital brand, we can scale that impact even further across the U.S. and Canada. From executive search to specialized recruiting, from culture advisory to leadership development, we are equipped to meet today’s most pressing talent challenges and to help our clients build high-performing teams that thrive.
We’re excited about this next chapter and grateful for the trust of the clients, candidates, and community who’ve been part of our journey. #RecruitingHappy
At Hire Integrated, our recruitment team specializes in sourcing top talent for risk management, compliance, and operational efficiency. By identifying and screening candidates with exceptional potential and a strong capacity to contribute, our approach is uniquely branded through integrating as an extension of your organization.