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Mechanical Engineer - North York

Canadafull_timeVerifiedPosted 1 Dec 2025

About the role

SearchLabs has been exclusively retained to Partner with rybka Group Inc . on a multitude of different roles and opportunities across the Country. rybka Group Inc. is a leading Canadian consulting engineering firm that specializes in mechanical, electrical, and commissioning engineering services for the built environment. Headquartered in Markham, Ontario, the firm was formed in 2025 through the strategic merger of two legacy engineering firms: Rybka Group Inc., established in 1913, and Ellard-Willson Engineering Limited, founded in 1954. This merger unites over a century of combined expertise, a shared commitment to human-centric design, and a passion for sustainable, innovative engineering solutions. Who is rybka Group Inc. rybka Group Inc. stands at the forefront of building services engineering, offering comprehensive solutions across a broad spectrum of sectors, including:

Commercial and residential developments
Healthcare and long-term care facilities
Educational and institutional buildings
Hospitality and cultural venues
Retail and Food Services
Critical Systems

rybka Group Inc . believes in the power of Perpetual Building Engineering, an approach that integrates sustainable thinking at every stage of a building’s lifecycle. By blending engineering precision with architectural vision and environmental stewardship, their work contributes to healthier, more resilient communities. A family 1st ethos, rybka Group is not only looking to be the firm of choice across all building sectors across all disciplines (Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, and Commissioning), but is looking to build the most positive/productive work environment second to none. Heritage and Innovation: rybka Group brought to the merger a distinguished history of pioneering projects in Toronto, including Maple Leaf Gardens and the Toronto Stock Exchange. Ellard-Willson Engineering contributed a strong track record in institutional and public infrastructure, with work reaching as far back as the original CN Tower. This deep-rooted legacy informs their forward-thinking practice, ensuring clients benefit from both proven experience and progressive design. The Role rybka Group is looking for a Mechanical Designer or Engineer to join our growing buildings team and help shape the future of sustainable, high-performance buildings.. This role is suited to experienced intermediate professionals ready to take on more responsibility, or senior engineers looking to lead and mentor within a supportive, multidisciplinary team. As part of our multidisciplinary team, you will:

Lead or contribute to the design of HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical systems for diverse building projects.
Develop detailed designs, specifications, and technical drawings in coordination with architects, structural engineers, and other consultants.
Perform system calculations, equipment selection, and energy modeling.
Support project delivery from concept through construction, including site reviews and commissioning support.
Mentor junior designers and contribute to the development of best practices.

Qualifications

Degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Building Systems Engineering, or equivalent experience.
5+ years of relevant experience in mechanical design for buildings.
Proficiency with AutoCAD, Revit, and mechanical design/calculation software.
Strong understanding of building codes, standards, and sustainable design principles.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Eligible for or currently holding P.Eng. or CET designation.
Experience with energy modelling, LEED, or Net Zero Project will be considered as an asset.

Why Join Rybka Group?

Shape meaningful projects that prioritize sustainability, performance, and community impact.
Join a supportive, collaborative team where your ideas matter.
Take on leadership opportunities and grow your career with mentorship and training.
Enjoy flexible work arrangements and a culture that values balance and well-being.

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