Junior Hardware Sustainment Specialist

About Delta Intelligent Building Technologies (Canada) Inc.(formerly known as Delta Controls). Delta Intelligent Building Technologies (Canada) Inc. (a subsidiary of Delta Electronics) is a leading building controls manufacturer with over 300 partners in more than 80 countries. For over three decades, we have provided innovative building automation solutions for commercial, healthcare, education, and leisure facilities. We delivered the world’s first fully integrated BACnet building solution for HVAC, lighting, and access control. Job Summary The Junior Hardware Sustainment Specialist supports sustaining engineering activities within the Hardware Maintenance team for electrical and electromechanical building automation products. This role assists with lifecycle tracking, troubleshooting, validation testing, documentation updates, and manufacturing support under supervision. The position develops foundational knowledge of electronic circuits, mechanical assemblies, compliance requirements, and manufacturing processes while contributing to failure investigations and component substitutions across product lines. Duties and responsibilities In this role, you will: Support sustaining engineering activities for electrical and electromechanical assemblies. Execute validation test procedures for component substitutions and design updates. Assist in troubleshooting hardware failures in manufacturing and field-returned units. Collect data, reproduce issues, and document findings during investigations. Update documentation, schematics, and BOM records in PLM/ERP systems. Support lifecycle and obsolescence tracking activities. Collaborate with manufacturing, supply chain, and quality teams. Follow established safety and compliance practices during testing activities. Required skills and abilities Foundational understanding of analog and digital circuit principles. Basic understanding of electromechanical systems. Familiarity with standard lab equipment. Strong attention to detail. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Preferred skills and abilities Experience with PLM/ERP systems. Exposure to manufacturing processes. Basic scripting knowledge for test automation. Minimum qualifications and experience 0–3 years of relevant experience. Technology diploma in Electronics, Mechatronics, or related discipline, or equivalent education, training, and/or experience. Work Location: In-office environment that is currently 3 days per week City: Surrey Type: full-time, Permanent Salary: 65,000 - 80,000 CAD This range reflects the minimum and maximum target payable for the base salary of new hires across all Canadian locations. Actual compensation may vary outside this range and is dependent on various factors. Why work for us? We provide fantastic opportunities to individuals passionate about business and technology. Delta Electronics products are the most energy efficient power products in the industry and our company is perfect for those who want to create, design and build sustainable solutions using massively scalable, big-data architecture, with a strong focus on building automation. Here are some of the Delta perks you’ll receive from day 1! Employee & safety centric culture with the possibility of remote work Flexible hours and scheduling available Competitive total compensation along with generous vacation allowances Three weeks of vacation In-house & external training provided along with education support and opportunities for growth Company funded annual personal development budget Financial benefits & planning such as group RRSP & company match Employer paid premiums for extended healthcare and family-focused benefits (health, vision and dental) Travel insurance coverage and access to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Wellness - onsite fitness center & company reimbursement for personal gym memberships Internal Recognition & Service Awards Employee Referral bonuses Transit accessible with free onsite parking Regular company events such as "Food Truck Fridays", Lunch & Learn and other planned activities