You take a part from drawing to finished metal on your own. Set the standard on a growing shop floor.A fast-growing Toronto manufacturer, founded by people from the skilled trades, makes precision parts for technology, aerospace, robotics and medical-device customers. You'll turn 3D models and 2D drawings into finished parts on CNC mills, keep to a short turnaround, and be the anchor of the floor as new junior machinists join over the coming months.They're hiring
2 senior machinists .What you'll own
Complex parts, from the 3D model and drawing to a finished part that meets specFast turnaround on production workSetting the quality standard and helping new machinists find their feetDirect feedback to the engineers who build the shop-floor softwareMust-haves
At least three years of hands-on CNC milling in productionYou turn models and drawings into positive parts on your own,
without needing someone looking over your shoulderWorking in person on the Toronto shop floor, within commuting distance, including assigned day, night and weekend shiftsAlready allowed to work in Canada;
sponsorship isn't availableBonus points
Programming CNC machines or working with CAM softwareFormal training in machiningExperience training or mentoring newer machinistsWhat's in it for you
CAD $80k–$100k baseA key role in a growing shop that combines machining with in‑house softwareReal influence on how the shop worksGood to know
Full‑time, on‑site in Toronto, shift workProcess: company review → screen → technical interview → paid part‑time trial → offer