Apply mechanical engineering fundamentals to forensic investigations with Mission Critical Forensics in Toronto, including site examinations and root-cause analysis.

This junior-to-intermediate Associate Engineer supports the Mechanical & Materials Forensic Engineering practice. You will examine mechanical systems, materials, equipment, and building systems while documenting evidence carefully. The work extends from initial assignment through analysis, reporting, and preparation for legal proceedings when required.

Key Responsibilities:

- Support investigations involving mechanical systems, materials, equipment, and building systems
- Document site examinations, inspections, testing, and evidence reviews
- Identify failure mechanisms, contributing factors, and root causes
- Conduct research, calculations, engineering analysis, and failure-mode assessments




- Travel to national, provincial, and local project sites as required

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Materials, or related engineering
- Junior-to-intermediate experience with systems, equipment, testing, or failure analysis
- Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, test data, and technical reports
- Strong written, verbal, analytical, and interpersonal communication skills
- Valid driver’s licence and proficiency with Microsoft Office

Use mechanical analysis, evidence documentation, and explicit technical communication to support defensible investigations for Mission Critical Forensics.

📌 Associate Mechanical Forensic Engineer (Toronto)
🏢 MC Forensics
📍 Toronto