Enedym Assembly Technician Co-op (Electric Motors & Vehicles)
Enedym is a startup from McMaster University focused on developing electric motor and propulsion technologies. We specialize in innovative switched reluctance motor solutions, aiming to revolutionize energy systems for a cleaner, more efficient future. Join our dynamic team to be part of driving meaningful change towards sustainability in transportation and energy.
We are looking for a dynamic, knowledgeable, and highly hands-on co-op student to join our team and play a critical role in building our technology. The candidate will focus on the assembly, integration, and testing of our cutting-edge electric motors and electric vehicle systems. This role is ideal for someone who loves building, tinkering, and bringing new designs to life. You will be a key member of our manufacturing and engineering teams, working directly on prototype and production hardware.
You will get an opportunity to have a significant impact on our operations as we scale up. We expect you to be a dynamic team player who is meticulous, safety-conscious, and curious about how things are built.
Join our team at Enedym as an Assembly Technician Co-op and get diverse, hands-on experience building the future of electric propulsion. This role will focus on the precision assembly of prototype and production electric motors, building and integrating custom wire harnesses, supporting system-level testing, and assisting with our in-house electric vehicle conversion projects.
If you have a strong mechanical aptitude, love working with your hands, and enjoy collaborating in a team to build clean energy technologies, we invite you to apply and be part of our growth at Enedym.
Perform precision mechanical assembly of switched reluctance motors and their sub-assemblies, following engineering instructions and drawings.
Provide direct hands-on support for electric vehicle conversions, including system layout, mounting of motors and controllers, and integrating Enedym’s components.
Build, route, and install custom wire harnesses and high-voltage/low-voltage cabling systems.
Assist technicians and engineers in setting up and operating test equipment for motor and vehicle validation.
Support the fabrication of brackets, fixtures, and mounting hardware using common workshop tools.
Perform quality inspections on components, sub-assemblies, and final products to ensure they meet specifications.
Work with the engineering team to identify and document assembly challenges, suggesting improvements for manufacturability.
Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workshop environment, strictly adhering to all safety protocols (including high-voltage safety).
Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives on the shop floor.
Collaborate with team members to troubleshoot and solve build or integration problems as they arise.
Currently enrolled in a Mechanical, Mechatronics, Automotive, Electromechanical, or skilled trades (e.g., Millwright, Automotive Technician) post-secondary program.
Strong mechanical aptitude and excellent hands-on skills with a variety of hand tools, power tools (drills, grinders, etc.), and workshop equipment.
A passion for building, assembling, or repairing complex systems (e.g., automotive work, robotics, machine assembly, personal projects).
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and electrical wiring diagrams.
Meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to high-quality work.
Experience with wire harness assembly, connector crimping, and soldering is a strong asset.
Understanding of and commitment to a safety-first culture, especially when working with high-voltage systems and rotating machinery.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with technicians and engineers.
A proactive, "can-do" attitude and a strong desire to learn.
We realize that the requirements listed here are broad for students. We value individuals who can problem-solve and are eager to learn. If you find
