You ship software and you want to see it change something physical. Build the systems that run a up-to-date factory.

A young Toronto company makes advanced parts for leading technology companies in aerospace, robotics and medical devices, and writes its own factory software. You'll be responsible for the tool customers use to get instant quotes, the internal apps and a self-built ERP system. Around three quarters of your time goes to building product. The rest you spend in the factory next to the machinists and mechanical engineers, solving their day-to-day problems with software.

What you'll own

The quoting tool, internal apps and the self-built ERP

Keeping production up, and restoring it fast when something breaks

Time on the factory floor, learning first-hand what the machinists need

Shipping prototypes to real users and improving them based on feedback

Must-haves

Production full-stack web experience, ideally with Node.js, including owning uptime





You build without a spec and you're happy to learn from machinists (rather than arriving to reinvent manufacturing)

1+ year of experience; co-op or internship experience counts

Working fully in person at the Toronto factory, 9-9-5 (around 60-hour weeks), commuting daily (no remote or hybrid)

Already allowed to work in Canada; sponsorship isn't available

Bonus points

Hardware hobbies such as robotics competitions or Arduino builds

Software you wrote for machines, devices or other physical systems

A prototype you put in front of users and grew through their feedback

What's in it for you

$150k–$200k base + 0.1–1% equity

A step from software into the physical world, where you can hold the result of your work

A small team of software, firmware and mechanical engineers

Good to know

Full time, on-site in Toronto, 9-9-5

Process: first call with a founder -> technical conversation -> home assignment -> a paid trial week with the team -> offer

📌 Forward Deployed Engineer – Advanced Manufacturing (Winnipeg)
🏢 RnB Consultancy
📍 Winnipeg