"To make automobiles lighter, smarter, and beautiful."
Windsor, Ontario
Minth Group stands as a global leader in the manufacturing of exterior and structural automotive parts. By the end of 2025, with a workforce of 27,367 employees distributed across four business units and 80 global plants and offices, our operations span four continents and 15 countries. We take immense pride in serving a diverse clientele, encompassing over 80 automobile brands from all over the world.
On-site · Windsor
Coordinate office operations, facilities, vendors, purchasing, invoices, employee and visitor support, travel, housing, events, training, and administrative records for the Windsor office and North America organization. Support HR projects and gradually develop experience in HR policies, employee lifecycle processes, compliance, recruiting, benefits, payroll, and people operations.
On-site · Windsor
Manage full-cycle recruiting across technical, engineering, manufacturing, sales, leadership, and corporate roles, including sourcing, screening, interviews, offers, and onboarding coordination. Build proactive talent pipelines, support launches and growth initiatives, track recruiting outcomes, and partner with hiring managers and HR while maintaining compliance and a strong candidate experience.
On-site · Windsor
Develop and optimize stamping processes for automotive body-structure and battery enclosure components. Resolve stamping defects and implement continuous improvement actions through root-cause analysis and cross-functional collaboration.
On-site · Windsor
Responsible for the setup, maintenance, troubleshooting, and optimization of stamping dies and tooling to ensure efficient high-volume production. Collaborates with engineering and quality teams to minimize downtime and maintain strict dimensional specifications.
On-site · Windsor
Manage and maintain assigned automotive accounts while identifying new business opportunities and developing strong customer relationships. Coordinate with engineering and program management teams to meet cost and timing targets and oversee the RFQ process.
On-site · Windsor
The EHS Specialist develops and maintains safety and environmental programs to ensure compliance with Canadian regulations. They lead incident investigations, conduct risk assessments, and promote a safety-first culture through employee training and monitoring.
On-site · Windsor
The Launch Project Manager serves as the primary liaison between the factory and OEM clients, managing mass production performance and customer relationships. They are responsible for overseeing quality issues, engineering changes, and cost-reduction initiatives to ensure production efficiency.
On-site · Windsor
The Program Manager oversees projects to ensure they meet specifications, schedules, and budgets while leading inter-departmental teams. Key duties include managing program timing, budget conformance, and ensuring compliance with APQP and TS-16949 standards.
On-site · Windsor
The Tooling Sourcing Buyer manages the procurement, technical evaluation, and lifecycle of injection moulds, fixtures, and automation tooling for automotive programs. This includes developing sourcing strategies, negotiating contracts, conducting cost engineering, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure quality and delivery.
On-site · Windsor
The Product Engineer will lead product design and development for body structures and battery housing projects, ensuring that products meet customer specifications and quality objectives. Responsibilities include creating and modifying CAD models, managing engineering changes, and collaborating with various teams to ensure production readiness.
On-site · Windsor
The Product Engineer is responsible for the development of new or modifications of existing Sealing/GHM products for door systems, ensuring they meet customer specifications and quality objectives. This role involves coordinating projects from design through production start-up and providing technical direction to design and tooling teams.
