Use SolidWorks and GD&T; to create production-ready designs at MAS Precision Parts in Woodbridge, Ontario. Work directly with shop-floor machinists.

This Mechanical Designer translates customer requirements, sample parts, sketches, and legacy prints into manufacturable components. You will create 3D models, 2D drawings, and controlled technical records for machining, inspection, and shipment. The work includes reverse engineering, prototyping, and design-for-manufacturing collaboration.

Key Responsibilities:
Create SolidWorks models and manufacturing drawings
Apply GD&T; and appropriate tolerancing
Maintain bills of materials and revision-controlled packages
Reverse-engineer undocumented components into accurate CAD models
Support prototyping,



troubleshooting, and production handoffs

Requirements:
At least three years of hands-on mechanical design experience
Post-secondary mechanical, manufacturing, or mechatronics education
Working proficiency with SolidWorks part modelling and assemblies
Ability to interpret engineering drawings and GD&T; callouts
Competence using calipers, micrometers, and gauges

Bring SolidWorks, reverse-engineering, and manufacturability skills to precision parts serving automotive, aerospace, and other industries.

📌 Solidworks Mechanical Design Engineer Vaughan (Canada)
🏢 MAS Precision Parts
📍 Canada