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- Role: Machinist (Mechanical Technician) in manufacturing environment
- Location: Onsite in Toronto, Canada (no remote/hybrid)
- Experience: Open to junior (trade school grads) and senior machinists; 1–2 senior, 6 junior needed
- Work arrangement: Full-time, unorthodox shifts (day, night, weekend); factory floor work
- Work authorization: Must be able to work in Canada
Keyframe Labs needs to rapidly scale its machinist team to meet growing production demands for high-profile tech clients. The current challenge is a shortage of skilled machinists to keep up with increased order volume and maintain operational efficiency.
This role is hands-on, working directly on the factory floor to produce precision metal parts. Machinists will operate CNC machines and other equipment, interpreting 3D models and 2D drawings to manufacture components. The team runs multiple shifts, including day, night, and weekend schedules, and values candidates who are ready to work in a physically demanding, fast-paced environment.
What You'll Own
- Operate CNC machines and other manufacturing equipment to produce metal parts
- Interpret and work from 3D models and 2D technical drawings
- Take ownership of specific manufacturing steps or full part production depending on experience
- Participate in a one-week (max) paid work trial as part of the hiring process
Technical Requirements
- Ability to read and interpret 3D models and 2D drawings
- Experience with CNC machines or willingness to learn quickly
- For senior roles: ability to independently produce parts from provided models and drawings
Execution and Ownership
- Work independently or with minimal supervision (senior)
- Quickly learn new manufacturing processes and steps (junior)
- Adapt to unorthodox shift schedules (day, night, weekend)
Background
- Trade school graduates in machining or related fields are encouraged to apply
- Candidates from other hands-on trades (e.g., construction) with willingness to learn machining are welcome
- Prior experience in a machine shop or manufacturing environment is a plus
Location and Visa
- Role is fully onsite in Toronto, Canada; no remote or hybrid options
- Must be authorized to work in Canada
Nice to Have
- Experience poached from local Toronto shops
- Top students recommended by trade school professors
- Demonstrated ability to quickly pick up new hands-on skills
Who Will Thrive Here Individuals who enjoy hands-on, physical work in a factory setting, are eager to learn, and are motivated by producing tangible results will thrive. The environment is fast-paced and requires adaptability, grit, and a strong work ethic.