If you’re a Mechanical Engineer who wants to be a part of designing machinery, tooling and fixtures for fully custom turnkey projects, you'll want to read on.
This company builds custom machines, automation assembly and material handling systems. You’ll be in the mix designing gear that moves, lifts, spins, sprays, clamps, and actually does something.
No corporate red tape. No five-week design reviews. Just real engineering, real machines, real impact.
What you’ll be doing
Designing mechanical assemblies & components in SolidWorks
Turning rough concepts into clean, build-ready drawings
Working side-by-side with controls, electrical, and fab teams
Supporting builds, solving problems, making things actually work
Seeing your designs go from screen → shop floor → customer line
What you need
SolidWorks fluency (assemblies,



drawings, the works)
Experience with machinery, automation, fixtures, or mechanical systems
Robust understanding of mechanisms, pneumatics, materials, GD&T;
Ability to work quickly, think practically, and collaborate with hands-on teams
Exposure to custom automation, robotics, conveyors
Being someone who likes to walk out to the shop instead of hiding behind CAD
Why you’ll like it
Zero boredom, every project is different
Tight-knit, experienced engineering team
In-house manufacturing (instant feedback loop)
Competitive pay + a company that actually values engineers

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📌 Mechanical Design Engineer (Manitoba)
🏢 Engtal
📍 Manitoba