Mechanical designer

The Mechanical Designer is responsible for carrying out pre-engineering work (sketches, prototypes, testing, etc.), as well as creating drawings and 3D models for active projects within their discipline.

Roles and responsibilities

The mechanical concept to the responsible parties:

• Validate and test concepts (prototyping capability);
• Understanding the basics of part manufacturing processes;
• Conceptualizing mechanical systems;
• 3D modeling and basic experience in 2D technical drawings;
• Propose a selection of mechanical equipment (machines and conveyors) appropriate to the project's needs;
• Propose appropriate mechanical solutions for the execution of the project;
• Prepare the equipment layout plans;
• Under supervision, design custom parts and assemblies;
• Sign and seal engineering documents;
• Provide support for the installation of mechanical equipment at the customer's premises;
• Communication with other team members, internal and external;

Qualifications

The position requires the following qualifications:

• BAC in mechanical engineering, automated production or equivalent experience;
• Minimum of 1 years of experience.
• Member of the Order of Engineers of Quebec;
• French and English functional.

• BAC in mechanical engineering, automated production or equivalent experience;
• Minimum of 1 years of experience.
• Member of the Order of Engineers of Quebec;
• French and English functional.

Special requirement

• Good knowledge of mechanical systems in an industrial environment (robotic systems, conveyor lines and industrial equipment, experience in detailed design);
• Excellent knowledge of mechanical design software such as Solidworks and Autocad;
• Knowledge of machine safety methods and standards - an asset;
• Knowledge of industrial automation - an asset;
• Knowledge of various industries - an asset;
• A driver's license is an asset; the position may require travel.
• Good interpersonal communication and teamwork skills.

The future employee will need to be adaptable when it comes to travel, whether in Quebec, elsewhere in Canada or internationally.

Note: The use of the masculine in the text is for the sole purpose of lightening the content.

• Flexible work schedules that favour a work-life balance
• An exceptional work space
• A training center
• A whole week of personal days
• Virtual clinic
• Employee and Family Assistance Programs (EFAP)
• Ten statutory days
• Group RRSP, where PCI matches your contributions
• Free espresso, cappuccino or filtered coffee at our awesome coffee bar
• PCI sports team
• Bicycle culture
• Social activities that include the legendary happy hour and events that welcome spouses