Process Engineer

Papier Masson stands out as a leader in operational efficiency in the pulp and paper industry on a global level. A recognized producer of high-quality newsprint, the mill has also turned to the future by developing Biofibre, an innovative and sustainable material. At Papier Masson, we believe that our strength lies in our people: a team of over 170 passionate employees driven by performance, creativity, and initiative. Together, we push the boundaries of productivity and innovation to build a sustainable and competitive future in a constantly evolving market.

Joining Papier Masson means being part of a solid, proud, and forward-looking company, where every contribution counts. It's also about enjoying a human and stimulating work environment, supported by concrete benefits:

• Medical, dental, disability (short and long term) and life insurance
• Retirement plan and competitive total compensation
• Employee assistance program (EAP), including psychological support
• Unlimited telemedicine for you and your family

Job Summary

Reporting to the Technical Services Director, the Process Engineer's primary role is to support the operations sectors in maintaining, optimizing, and improving the manufacturing process. They contribute to the company's progress in achieving its objectives in terms of health-safety, environment, energy savings, quality, and production costs. Their tasks also include analyzing and documenting key parameters to identify gaps and present recommendations. Additionally, they monitor best practices and new technologies to share them. They must also promote and apply Papier Masson values while working closely with other sectors of the mill.

Requirements:

• Hold a university degree in a field of chemical engineering or industrial engineering. A university degree in mechanical engineering may be considered.
• Show perseverance, rigor, initiative, and autonomy;
• Have a marked sense of priorities, be methodical and structured;
• Have aptitudes for teamwork with multidisciplinary groups;
• Be able to make decisions;
• New graduates are welcome!

Assets:

• Be a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec;
• Have at least two (2) years of experience in a manufacturing sector;
• Be bilingual. (Communication with contractor, partner, supplier internationally)