Product Support Engineer – Energy

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

$75,000

Job status

Permanent

Location

Preformed Line Products Canada Limited
Montréal, QC, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join PLP as a Product Support Engineer - Energy

Work at our Montreal office coordinating technical aspects of tenders, providing top-tier client support, and collaborating with R&D teams to develop innovative energy solutions. Enjoy a dynamic full-time role offering occasional travel and the opportunity to influence key infrastructure projects serving diverse industries including utilities and telecommunications.

Why PLP?

  • Established Canadian manufacturer since 1985 with global reach
  • ISO 9001 certified facilities ensuring quality and reliability
  • Commitment to excellence and professional growth

Bring your mechanical engineering degree, bilingual skills, and passion for precision to a company dedicated to critical connections worldwide.

Apply now and become part of the team that builds "the connection you can count on".®

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Preformed Line Products Canada Limited

Preformed Line Products Canada Limited

🌟 Exciting opportunity as a Product Support Engineer – Energy in Montreal! Join PLP, a trusted name since 1985, and contribute to critical infrastructure projects worldwide. Enjoy a full-time role with competitive salary ($45k-$75k/year), bilingual environment, and career growth. Perfect for engineers passionate about innovation and teamwork. 🚀🔧

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