Senior Manufacturing Engineer

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Headquartered in North York, ON, with employees in Canada, the US, China and India, New Age is an industry-leading manufacturer and distributor of premium home improvement solutions.

Our products are sold through major online retailers such as Lowes, The Home Depot, Costco, Amazon, and Wayfair as well as our own e-commerce site. What makes us unique is that we provide a truly cohesive customer experience, from free expert assistance designing and planning new spaces to delivery and professional installation.

Our collaborative, inclusive team atmosphere nurtures personal growth, career advancement and job satisfaction, as evidenced by our certification as a Great Place to Work in Canada.

With tremendous pride, we continue to receive a growing number of industry accolades including over 75 unique product patents, awards for our team of expert designers, prominent ranking on the Profit 500 list of Canada’s fastest growing companies, and the naming of our founders to the Top 40 under 40 in Canada by BNN Bloomberg.

We are also proud to be the official jersey emblem partner of the New Orleans Pelicans and have forged strategic partnerships with USA Hockey and Habitat for Humanity. These partnerships reflect our passion for teamwork, excellence and community involvement.

As our journey to becoming the preferred choice for premium home improvement solutions continues, we’re adding ambitious, driven, passionate members to our team who are inspired to be their best and ready to make a difference.

We are driving the expansion of our supply chain of steel and plastics fabrication for garage organization products by leveraging advanced automation for cutting, forming, bending, welding, powder coating and plastics injection/extrusion molding processes.
We are seeking a motivated Senior Manufacturing Engineer to report to the Senior Project Manager, ensuring technical validation and integration of production equipment and processes while building data-driven cost modeling for capital expenditures (Cap Ex) and operating costs.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will be a key technical contributor to building a manufacturing facility, validating machine specifications, integrating automated production lines, and providing performance data to support the Senior Project Manager’s strategic cost modeling for high volume manufacturing with production targets of 300,000+ units across multiple product types. Using carbon cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, polypropylene and/or PVC, the role focuses on ensuring equipment performance, process efficiency and cost-effectiveness in a fast-paced startup environment, with increasing emphasis on hands-on execution during implementation.

• Validate specifications for cutting (e.g., laser), forming, bending (e.g., CNC press brakes), welding, powder coating equipment and injection/extrusion plastic molding equipment. Ensuring alignment with production goals.
• Conduct qualitative (e.g., usability, safety) and quantitative (e.g., cycle times, material yield, energy costs) analyses to confirm equipment throughput and value propositions.
• Provide machine throughput data to support Cap Ex cost modeling.
• Support vendor RFQs and proposal evaluations to ensure cost-effective equipment selection.

• Collaborate with vendors (e.g., Arku, Amada, Prima Power, Fanuc or equivalents) to design and integrate automated production lines, targeting “lights out” operations to minimize labor costs.
• Lead or assist in equipment installation, commissioning and testing to ensure seamless operation, including on-site evaluations during implementation.
• Create and optimize process workflows and factory layout for material handling and automation efficiency. From raw materials to finished packaged goods.
• On-site ownership of the equipment commissioning, ramp up and launch period is critical.

• Collect data-driven insights on machine costs (e.g., purchase, maintenance) and operating costs (e.g., energy, consumables) to inform Cap Ex and operating cost projections to produce per-unit cost…