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Groupe Paco in Quebec designs lifting systems for entertainment stages, movable floors for pools, and custom industrial machines. The Mechanical Development Project Engineer leads several projects, guiding engineering decisions and coordinating teams to commissioning.
Join a world-spanning organization with patented technologies and varied challenges, where you’ll influence product direction and teamwork across production, quality, sales, and engineering.
Do you enjoy leading technical projects and tackling complex mechanical challenges?
Do you enjoy analyzing, calculating, and guiding engineering choices as much as coordinating stakeholders to bring a project to commissioning?
As part of the Groupe Paco development team, you will lead several projects simultaneously, whether it's improving our existing products, developing new ones, or designing equipment to support our production.
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At Groupe Paco, mechanical engineering takes amazing forms. Our teams design lifting systems for entertainment stages (Gala Systèmes), movable floors for swimming pools (Akvo Spiralift), and custom-made industrial machines (Paco Spiralift). Technologies developed here in Quebec, on Montreal's South Shore, are now used all over the world. Here, there's no mass production: each project presents its own technical challenges and requires adapting solutions to the client's needs. It's this diversity that makes the work stimulating and allows our engineers to fully contribute their expertise. Many of our products incorporate patented technologies developed by our teams, making them unique. As a Mechanical Development Project Engineer, you will act as the technical lead for several projects simultaneously. You will be responsible for guiding engineering choices, coordinating the various development stages, and monitoring projects through to commissioning. You will have a team of designers and specialists to handle detailed design and modeling, allowing you to focus on technical direction, engineering decisions, and project success. To succeed in this role, you must possess strong mechanical expertise and be recognized for your sound technical judgment. You must be able to analyze complex problems, make informed decisions, and guide teams toward the best solutions. You must also be proficient in:
If you enjoy working in an environment where multiple technical challenges coexist, where no two projects are truly alike, and where your expertise directly influences engineering decisions, you'll likely feel right at home with us.