Jobs at Linamar Corporation

Lead and manage an IT/network team, oversee projects and budgets, ensure ITIL-aligned service delivery, maintain policies and documentation, manage stakeholder relationships, and ensure network infrastructure reliability (routing, switching, firewalls, IP telephony). Provide mentorship, performance management, and continuous improvement.

Design, document, and troubleshoot vehicle control systems for mobile/heavy equipment. Create schematics, panel layouts, wiring diagrams, BOMs, and perform DFMEA. Develop and test prototypes, analyze data, liaise with vendors, and support cross-functional teams to meet project requirements and compliance. Maintain thorough documentation throughout development.

Manage and coordinate product engineering programs from proof-of-concept through production, ensuring regulatory and quality standard compliance, driving project timelines, budgets, cross-functional coordination, prototype/manufacturing feasibility, gate reviews, and smooth transition to production.

Design and develop new products and improve existing ones using CAD and simulation. Produce detailed technical drawings, run feasibility studies and prototype tests, collaborate with production and stakeholders, and oversee manufacturing to ensure designs meet performance, safety, and regulatory requirements.

Lead product costing and cost control in a manufacturing environment. Maintain COGS, inventory, and overhead accuracy; analyze variances; support budgeting, forecasting, and cost modeling; partner with operations, engineering, and supply chain to identify savings and drive continuous improvement; support inventory reconciliations and audit readiness; communicate financial insights to non-financial stakeholders.

The Senior Automation Engineer leads projects on automation systems, integrating and optimizing processes while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance performance and implement lean initiatives.

The General Ledger Accountant manages accounting functions focusing on General Ledger, month-end close, fixed assets, and account reconciliations.

As an Apprentice Millwright, you will assist in maintenance and repair of facility and production equipment, perform machine preventive maintenance, troubleshoot, and support equipment installation under supervision.

The Automation Supervisor coordinates and supervises automation workers, manages projects, ensures compliance with safety standards, oversees budgets, and drives process improvements to enhance operational efficiency.

The Electrical Apprentice will assist in installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems and components under supervision, following safety protocols.

Perform maintenance and repair of mechanical, electrical, and building systems, ensuring equipment is operational with minimal supervision.

Plan and define fabrication and assembly operations by reviewing drawings and specs, coordinate production priorities, design fixtures/tooling, troubleshoot processes, perform time studies and cost estimates, support productivity and quality improvements, and coordinate suppliers and internal teams for production readiness.

The Sales Administration Coordinator supports the sales team by managing customer orders, coordinating shipments, and ensuring accurate invoicing while maintaining customer satisfaction through effective communication.

Supervise hourly quality personnel, ensure control plan and lab requirements are met, implement and monitor SPC and calibration systems, review CMM reports, enforce 5S, support continuous improvement, and coordinate with cell supervisors and quality engineers to meet customer requirements.

Plan, manage projects, prepare cost estimates, and design specifications. Lead quality planning and coordinate with teams and suppliers.

Design, program, and maintain automation systems for manufacturing, focusing on PLCs, HMIs, robotics, and network protocols to enhance production efficiency.

The engineer will manage projects from concept to production, ensuring budget and quality standards are met while working with teams and clients.

The CMM Programmer performs metrological inspections, programs and operates CMM equipment using specialized software, and manages data collection and calibration for quality assurance.

Develop and maintain CMM programs for inspections, manage calibration, create instructions, and ensure program effectiveness and efficiency.

The Quality Engineer performs Quality Engineering functions for production, prepares documentation, provides support for quality issues, and supervises quality personnel.