Test Equipment Specialist

Peterborough, ON
On-site
Posted Oct 27, 2026
1 position

$90,000–$110,000 / year

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Employment type: Contract
Experience level: Mid-level · 3+ years
Minimum education: College diploma
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Mid-Senior level
Application method: Apply on LinkedIn (LinkedIn sign-in required)

Job summary

Assess manufacturing test equipment and stations for transfer from North America to the EU, identifying electrical, power supply, and regulatory compliance gaps. Develop modification plans and coordinate stakeholders, schedules, risks, asset records, and documentation to support safe and effective deployment.

Job details

About ALTEN ALTEN is a global leader in Research & Development, Engineering, IT Services, Life Sciences, and Network Services. With a presence in more than 30 countries and a team of over 60,000 employees, we are trusted by industry leaders worldwide to deliver pioneering solutions and drive technical excellence. ALTEN CANADA, a proud subsidiary of ALTEN headquartered in France, is dedicated to serving the Canadian market. With offices in Montreal and Toronto, we combine global expertise with local insight to accelerate innovation across Canada. At ALTEN CANADA, our consultants thrive on solving complex, highly technical challenges across diverse industries. From Life Sciences to Energy, Automation to Manufacturing, Aviation, Defense, Automotive, Rail and Transportation, to Information Systems and Telecommunications, our unwavering commitment to excellence is shaping the future of technology and industry. Project Context The Test Equipment Specialist will support a site consolidation initiative, assessing the compatibility of existing aerospace test equipment for transfer from a North American facility to a manufacturing site in the EU. The role involves evaluating equipment against European electrical, power supply, and regulatory requirements, identifying necessary modifications, and developing implementation plans to ensure safe and effective deployment while minimizing operational disruption. Key Responsibilities Review existing manufacturing test equipment and test stations scheduled for transfer. Assess equipment against European electrical, power supply, and regulatory requirements to identify gaps and compliance risks. Develop modification plans and technical recommendations to adapt equipment for EU operation. Conduct equipment audits and asset assessments to determine scope of work, required upgrades, and implementation priorities. Review electrical schematics, technical documentation, and equipment specifications to validate compatibility with European standards. Coordinate with engineering teams, equipment owners, and external vendors to define modification requirements and execution plans. Manage project timelines, action items, risks, and deliverables related to the equipment transfer and conversion initiative. Maintain asset tracking, equipment records, and project documentation to support a successful site transition. Candidate Requirements Degree or Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related discipline. 3+ years of experience with industrial, manufacturing, or test equipment involving electrical and electronic systems. Strong ability to read, interpret, and assess electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation. Experience leading or supporting technical projects involving equipment upgrades, transfers, installations, or facility transitions. Knowledge of electrical power systems, including power distribution, voltage requirements, and equipment compatibility considerations. Nice-to-Have Qualifications Experience working with European electrical standards, CE requirements, or equipment deployments within Europe. Aerospace manufacturing or aerospace test equipment experience. Experience with asset management, equipment lifecycle management, or capital equipment projects. Soft Skills Ability to manage multiple stakeholders, timelines, risks, and deliverables while keeping the project on track. Ability to assess technical equipment challenges, identify gaps between North American and European requirements, and develop practical solutions. Strong communication skills to work effectively with engineering teams, operations, vendors, and international stakeholders. Why Join Us? ALTEN Canada fosters a dynamic, collaborative work environment where every team member is empowered to reach their full potential. We are deeply committed to investing in our people by offering meaningful experiences and supporting continuous learning, growth, and career development. At ALTEN Canada, your skills are celebrated, your ambitions supported, and your growth continuously nurtured. Join us and discover the difference of working with a company that values innovation, collaboration, and excellence. ALTEN CANADA is committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion. We strive to provide a work environment where every individual feels welcomed, valued, and respected, allowing them to thrive to their full potential. This includes our dedication to offering accessibility measures to those who require them. Should you require accommodation during our recruitment process, please reach out to us. Alten uses artificial intelligence tools to support certain administrative aspects of the recruitment process, such as interview note-taking and résumé formatting. These tools do not make hiring decisions. Candidate consent is always obtained prior to use.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Requires a degree or diploma in electrical engineering, electronics engineering, engineering technology, or a related discipline, plus at least three years of experience with industrial, manufacturing, or test equipment involving electrical and electronic systems. Candidates should be able to interpret schematics and technical documentation, understand power systems, and support equipment-related technical projects; European standards and aerospace experience are advantageous.