Intermediate Mechanical Designer
As the Intermediate Mechanical Designer, you turn customer requirements into practical, safe, and cost-effective automation designs. You own defined design scope with increasing independence, coordinate clearly with project and cross-functional teams, and raise risks or support needs early.

What You’ll Be Doing
This role combines three expectations: practical mechanical design execution, clear coordination with project and cross-functional teams, and disciplined ownership of assigned scope through design, release, build, debug, and installation support.

Mechanical Design Execution

Determine, understand, and verify the function and mechanics of assigned projects, cells, stations, or subsystems

Turn requirements and concepts into practical CAD designs that are productive, safe, manufacturable, serviceable, and cost-effective

May act as Mechanical Design Lead for smaller, lower-risk jobs or defined subsystems by coordinating design tasks, maintaining technical alignment, and escalating issues that affect scope, risk, budget, schedule, or customer expectations

Design Quality, Documentation & Release Discipline

Apply sound mechanical design fundamentals, including loads, forces, speeds, materials, tolerances, manufacturing methods, assembly, serviceability, and component selection

Prepare, check, and maintain drawings, bills of materials, sequence of operations, I/O lists, and valve bank layouts for accuracy, completeness, manufacturability, and compliance with department standards before release





Generate Samuel standard documentation for communicating design intent to the shop floor

Concept Review & Component Selection

Review initial concepts with Sales, the Project Manager, the customer, and senior design team members, as required

Specify, source, and obtain quotations for purchased mechanical, sensing, pneumatic, and hydraulic components, seeking support on unusual or high-risk applications

Cross-functional Coordination

Coordinate with Electrical and Controls team members to support equipment integration and creation of a working program

Communicate clearly with project teams, customers, suppliers, the machine shop, assembly, and design leads; raise risks and support needs before they affect delivery

Working Relationship
This role owns assigned design work with technical guidance from the Team Lead and department support from the Mechanical Design Manager.

Intermediate Mechanical Designer: owns assigned design scope, CAD execution, documentation quality, component selection, and early risk escalation

Team Lead: provides technical guidance, workload clarity, coaching, and escalation support

Mechanical Design Manager: owns department priorities, staffing, final escalations, and performance decisions

Where This Role Adds Value





Moderately complex stations, subsystems, or machines with defined scope and clear delivery expectations

Practical design work requiring sound judgment, clear coordination, and reliable follow-through

Drawing, BOM, and release activities where accuracy and manufacturability affect downstream success

Build, debug, testing, installation, and issue-resolution support tied to assigned scope

Early escalation of unclear requirements, technical risks, scope changes, or delivery impacts

Key Requirements

Degree or Diploma in Mechanical, Mechatronic, Systems Design, Engineering Physics, Engineering Science, or related discipline

6-8 years of mechanical design experience, including experience in custom automation, machine design, or a comparable environment

Strong proficiency in SolidWorks, PDM, AutoCAD, and related engineering tools

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

The base pay range for this position is $37.84-$52.04 (CAD). The posted range reflects the expected base hourly rate for this position. Actual base pay will be determined based on factors such as geographic location, skills, education, and experience, as well as internal equity considerations. Offers are typically made within the range and not at the top of the range to support growth and progression. This position is eligible to participate in a short‑term incentive plan. Incentive awards, if any, are based on business and individual performance and are not guaranteed.

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📌 Assembler (Afternoons) (Ontario)
🏢 Tri-Mach Group
📍 Ontario