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We are looking to add 1 or 2 new faces to our product design division. This involves some gun work, but lots of other products as well.
Must have:
- Extensive experience in CAD, Solidworks, etc
- a great head for product design
- Excellent problem solver
- Innovative
Bonus skills: Engineering, Prototyping, RE, 3D printing, materials selection
Contact us at info@CanadaAmmo.com if you think you have what it takes to design cool stuff.
"Product design division"
Stop it with stuff like that, it makes my wallet hurt.
Also take down those Chrome Norinco 1911s, hideously seductive prices the lot of them.
I had fun once and it was awful.
"That rifle hanging on the wall of the working-class flat or labourer's cottage is the symbol of democracy. It is our job to see that it stays there."
-- George Orwell
Can I buy stock in the company?
would be my dream job but im not close !
»The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.« Thomas Jefferson
That'd be a great job unfortunately my Product Design experience is sketching stuff and trying to render it with my self taught Rhino skills.
Also my "portfolio" to date has included being slammed on CGN for my not-tactical-enough and goofy .223 pistol mag quad-coupler :D
Then they had something similar at this year's shot-show, I remember seeing the thread of "HAA DURRR DAT LOOKS COOL" after mine got lambasted. Yay internet!
Would totally be interrested if the job title is engineer instead of tech.
I'm a Mech Eng. and the job would be quite interesting. However, I am not interested in moving back to the Lower Mainland.
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A+++ for awesomeness. Great postOriginally Posted by Battlerifleelitist
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The job description is exactly what I do for a living, even down to the 3D printing. Is this an on site job? Do you guys have your own 3D printer? What kind?
Choosing a printer will be part of the job.
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