- Location 115 MARY ST,AURORA, ON, L4G 1G3,Canada
- Employee Type Full-Time

Build the Future of Automotive Manufacturing with Axiom!

Are you a Senior Manufacturing Engineer who enjoys turning complex manufacturing challenges into practical, high-performance production solutions?

Axiom Group Inc. is looking for an experienced Senior Manufacturing Engineer to join our Engineering team and take a leading role in developing advanced automotive assembly and automation solutions.

This is an opportunity to work on projects involving robotics, automation, machine vision, controls, automated material handling, inspection, functional testing, traceability, and connected manufacturing systems.

If you enjoy taking a concept from feasibility → equipment design → supplier development → validation → production launch → continuous improvement, we want to hear from you!

What You'll Do

As a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, you will:

- Lead manufacturing feasibility and Design for Assembly (DFA) reviews for new products, engineering changes, transfers, and capacity expansions.
- Develop manufacturing strategies for complex automotive assemblies, including process flow, assembly sequence, automation level, material flow, inspection, testing, traceability, and error-proofing.
- Develop and validate manual, semi-automated, and fully automated assembly processes.
- Lead the development and integration of multi-station automated assembly systems.
- Work with robotics, automated material handling, machine vision, sensing, controls, inspection, functional testing, and data acquisition.
- Develop cycle-time, line-balance, labor, capacity, equipment, layout, and capital requirements.
- Lead RFQs, equipment specifications, technical scopes of work, acceptance criteria, and supplier deliverables.




- Manage equipment suppliers through concept, design, build, FAT, installation, SAT, capability studies, run-at-rate, and production handoff.
- Lead manufacturing engineering activities during new program launches and major process changes, working closely with Engineering, Operations, Quality, Automation, Maintenance, Tooling, Molding, Purchasing, and suppliers.
- Develop and maintain APQP and IATF 16949 documentation, including process flows, PFMEAs, control plans, error-proofing plans, work instructions, capability studies, and engineering-change documentation.
- Lead continuous-improvement initiatives focused on automation, equipment reliability, cycle time, labor optimization, quality, capacity, and material flow.
- Provide technical leadership, coaching, and mentoring to junior and plant-level Manufacturing Engineers.

What We're Looking For

- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Mechatronics, Industrial Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. Engineering Technology graduates with substantial relevant experience may also be considered.
- 7+ years of progressive Manufacturing Engineering experience.
- Experience developing and implementing manufacturing processes for complex assemblies in an automotive manufacturing environment.
- Experience in a plastic injection molding production environment is required, including knowledge of post-mold handling,



automation, and assembly interfaces.
- Experience with complex automated assembly systems involving:
- Robotics
- Automated material handling
- Machine vision and sensing
- Controls
- In-process inspection
- Functional testing
- Traceability
- Error-proofing

- Experience developing equipment specifications and RFQs and managing equipment suppliers from concept through production acceptance.
- Strong knowledge of DFM/DFA, APQP, PFMEA, control plans, capability studies, run-at-rate, structured problem solving, and IATF 16949.
- Working knowledge of automation controls, robotics, industrial networks, machine safety, and equipment integration.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and working knowledge of AutoCAD or comparable layout/design software.

What You'll Bring

We're looking for someone who can combine robust engineering knowledge with hands‑on manufacturing experience.

You should be comfortable

- Solving complex manufacturing problems
- Working with cross-functional teams
- Managing multiple priorities
- Presenting technical recommendations
- Working directly with equipment suppliers
- Leading technical discussions
- Mentoring other engineers
- Working independently
- Travelling as required

Why This Role?

This isn't a role where you'll simply maintain an existing production process.

You will have the opportunity to define how complex automotive products are manufactured, evaluate automation strategies, influence equipment design, work directly with suppliers, and help bring new manufacturing systems from concept into production.

You will work at the intersection of:

Engineering + Automation + Robotics + Manufacturing + Automotive + Continuous Improvement

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