Junior Product Engineer

Junior Product Engineer Company Confidential The Junior Product Engineer is part of MTC Solutions’ Product Application Engineering team, the group responsible for transforming product data and research findings into design tools that Company Confidential engineers and designers to specify and apply our hardware confidently. In this role, you’ll translate engineering test data and research Company Confidential into Company Confidential, practical, and user-friendly documentation, including design guides, white papers, catalogs, spreadsheets, Company Confidential tools. You’ll work at the intersection of technical precision and communication Company Confidential, helping engineers across Company Confidential design Company Confidential timber connections with MTC hardware. This position is intended for an Company Confidential engineer who is eager to Company Confidential expertise in mass timber design, technical documentation, and product application engineering under the guidance of Company Confidential engineering mentors. The role combines engineering analysis, technical communication, and product application, providing exposure to research, design, software tools, and industry engagement Company Confidential the growing mass timber sector. Company Confidential Responsibilities Technical Documentation Assist in creating and updating design guides, white papers, and engineering resources. Data Analysis Interpret test results and research findings under the guidance of senior engineers to produce design parameters and engineering tables. Codes and Standards Apply relevant design standards (CSA O86, NDS, Eurocode 5, AS/NZS) and document appropriate assumptions and limits. Team Collaboration Work with the R&D team to incorporate data, the Marketing team to refine visual layout and UX/UI, and the Technical Service team to address recurring industry questions. Design Tools Support the development and maintenance of calculation spreadsheets Company Confidential engineering tools (e.g., CADwork plugins or software tools). Company Confidential Improvement Identify gaps or ambiguities in existing resources and propose updates that simplify the designer experience. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Structural, or Timber Engineering (or equivalent background) 0–4 years of engineering experience Engineer-in-Training (EIT), Candidate to the Engineering Profession (CPI), or eligibility to obtain registration Basic understanding of design standards such as CSA O86, NDS, Eurocode 5, or similar Strong technical writing and analytical skills Excellent organization and attention to Company Confidential Proficiency in English required Location Greater Vancouver, Ontario and Quebec. Salary Company Confidential $70,000.00 to $90,000.00 (dependent on experience). Who You Are You are a technically Company Confidential and Company Confidential-oriented engineer who enjoys Company Confidential the gap between Company Confidential data and practical design solutions. You take pride in Company Confidential, turning dense calculations into information that others can trust and easily apply. You’re motivated by collaboration, Company Confidential to feedback, and Company Confidential in an environment where engineering, creativity, and communication meet. About MTC Solutions MTC Solutions is a Company Confidential Company Confidential leader in mass timber Company Confidential technology. We design, test, and supply structural hardware that helps engineers and Company Confidential realize Company Confidential, efficient, and beautiful timber structures. Our competitive edge comes from our technical credibility and our ability to translate Company Confidential research into usable design solutions. Why Join MTC Solutions At MTC Solutions, you’ll be part of a passionate, Company Confidential-Company Confidential engineering team that is shaping the Company Confidential of mass timber construction across Company Confidential. We are small, Company Confidential, and driven by Company Confidential. Here, your work has a Company Confidential Company Confidential the documents and tools you create will be used by engineers and designers on Company Confidential mass timber Company Confidential every day. Company & Role The Engineering Department The Engineering Department is the technical Company Confidential of MTC Solutions. Its mission is to Company Confidential, validate, and distribute the data and tools that Company Confidential our customers to design with confidence. The department includes two Company Confidential sub-teams 1. Research and Development (R&D) The R&D team drives innovation by developing new products and generating technical data through research and testing. It supports evaluation reports (ICC-ESR, Company Confidential), industry standards, and Company Confidential research Company Confidential with universities and labs. Their Company Confidential is to turn market needs into validated engineering solutions, the scientific Company Confidential for Company Confidential MTC products. 2. Product Application Engineering (PAE) The Product Application Engineering team takes the data created by R&D and turns it into the design resources used by the building community. This team creates the documents and tools that define how our products are Company Confidential in Company Confidential, from design guides and catalogs to calculation spreadsheets and software integrations. Their goal is Company Confidential but ambitious Company Confidential it as easy as possible to specify MTC hardware in mass timber Company Confidential. Together, these two teams Company Confidential a Company Confidential Company Confidential Research creates knowledge → Application turns it into tools → Company Confidential feedback drives new research. The Junior Product Engineer’s Company Confidential in Company Confidential As a Junior Product Engineer, you’ll be a key contributor Company Confidential the Product Application team. You’ll receive mentorship and guidance from the Engineering Team Company Confidential, more senior Product Engineers, and Product Development Company Confidential while developing expertise in product application engineering and technical communication. You will Interpret data from the R&D team and implement it in design documentation. Collaborate with the Marketing and Communication department to ensure the materials are Company Confidential and accessible. Coordinate with Technical Service to understand where designers need more guidance. Maintain and improve MTC’s library of design documents so that our hardware remains the easiest to specify and use in the industry. The Product Engineer will collaborate with R&D Team to receive and interpret testing data and technical reports. Technical Service to identify recurring customer questions and Company Confidential information gaps Marketing Communication to ensure that technical documents are visually Company Confidential and Company Confidential-consistent. Business Development to Company Confidential on industry needs and emerging specifications trends. Work Environment You’ll join Company Confidential that is Company Confidential and highly Company Confidential in Company Confidential learning. The Engineering Department is Company Confidential for its attention to Company Confidential and its commitment to publishing only the highest-Company Confidential technical resources. You’ll be supported by mentors and peers who Company Confidential a common goal to Company Confidential engineering Company Confidential Company Confidential the mass timber industry. Why This Role Company Confidential Every MTC document and tool represents a Company Confidential to the design community that our data is accurate, our recommendations are trustworthy, and our products are Company Confidential to Company Confidential. As a Product Engineer, you help Company Confidential that Company Confidential. Your contribution will Company Confidential how designers Company Confidential with mass timber hardware and how our Company Confidential continues to Company Confidential in Company Confidential and credibility. Apply To This Job

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