Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Toronto

The Liquid Cooling Engineer provides technical support for liquid cooling products, assists customers with product specifications, manages communication with key customers and the Japan R&D team, and conducts technical meetings. They also ensure adherence to safety practices and maintain customer engineering contacts.

The Sales Support Representative assists the Sales Operations & Support team with managing service-related customer needs, addressing product pricing issues, and providing superior customer support. The role involves developing strategies to correct pricing, answering inquiries, and fostering relationships with customers and internal departments.

The Systems Engineer will design and implement hardware and software solutions for industrial control systems, focusing on automation and programming of PLCs and HMIs. Responsibilities include system design, schematic layouts, simulation, testing, and commissioning with 20% travel required.

The Electric Propulsion Systems and Maturity Engineer designs and develops electric propulsion systems for aerospace, overseeing specifications, design, integration, and certification processes. Responsibilities include requirements capture, system architecture definition, safety analysis, test procedures development, and troubleshooting to ensure compliance with system and certification requirements.

The Product Line Manager for Servo Motors will lead the design, development, and go-to-market strategy for the Servo Motor product category. Responsibilities include conducting market research, defining customer value propositions, supporting growth strategies, and driving new product development.

The Defense Contracts Manager will lead the Contracts and Subcontracts Team, manage contract creation processes for Defense business, and foster relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Responsibilities include risk assessment, contract strategy development, process improvements, and collaboration on statements of work.

The Hardware Engineer III develops and designs motor control power electronics. Responsibilities include designing circuits, collaborating with engineering teams, overseeing prototype testing, and ensuring project documentation. The role requires technical guidance and innovation in product design and technology adaptation.