Dynamic IP Endpoints for Paging, Alerting, and Secure Door Entry
Burnaby, BC
Founded in 1968, Algo has been a telecommunications or information technology company with over 50 years of experience developing, designing, and manufacturing communication endpoints. We manufacture network-based IP audio and video communication products for integration with VoIP Unified Communication (UC) and mass notification software platforms. Supporting secure SIP and multicast, Algo has a portfolio that includes IP speakers, IP intercoms, IP paging adapters, IP strobe lights, IP supervision controllers, and endpoint accessories. Algo is headquartered in Burnaby, BC, Canada – a suburb of Vancouver. The facility houses our design and technical support teams as well as manufacturing. More than 4 million telecom endpoints have been manufactured and shipped globally. Algo Communication Products Ltd. is proud to be a 2026 winner of Canada’s Best Managed Companies by Deloitte Private’s global business program, honouring Algo’s innovative technology, operational excellence, and consistent growth. Algo offers direct sales support in Canada, the USA, and Europe. Reach out to an Algo representative today to see how we can help.
On-site · Toronto
The Business Development Manager will build and lead the Canadian sales team while personally managing key accounts and strategic opportunities. They are responsible for developing the national sales strategy, overseeing revenue planning, and fostering relationships with partners and public sector clients.
On-site · Toronto
The Account Executive will drive market expansion by identifying new business opportunities and managing strategic relationships with channel partners. They will also engage with customers to understand their needs and position communication solutions effectively to drive product adoption.
On-site · Burnaby
The Senior Quality Engineer will build and scale an ISO 9001-aligned Quality Management System while establishing processes across R&D, manufacturing, and supply chain. They will lead internal audits, manage corrective actions, and partner with cross-functional teams to ensure product quality throughout the new product introduction lifecycle.
On-site · Burnaby
The Manufacturing Engineer will support the introduction of new electromechanical products by developing manufacturing processes, documentation, and tooling. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve build issues, analyze production data, and ensure production readiness.
On-site · Burnaby
The Product Manager will lead end-to-end product development initiatives, from initial concept and strategic vision through to successful market launch. They act as the primary point of contact across cross-functional teams, including engineering, marketing, and operations, to ensure product requirements and milestones are met.
