ALTEN Technology USA

Greensboro, NC engineering services firm with 600+ staff providing R&D, robotics, unmanned systems, aerospace, and automation consulting across the US.

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Company Overview

ALTEN Technology USA is an engineering and technology services company headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina, operating as the US subsidiary of ALTEN Group, a French multinational founded in 1988 with over 54,100 employees in 30 countries. With more than 600 engineers across 30-plus US cities, ALTEN Technology USA delivers project services across aerospace, defense, automotive, medical devices, rail, robotics, unmanned systems, and energy sectors. The robotics and unmanned systems practice covers system-level integration, power and controls engineering, data processing architecture, payload development, automation and controls (PLC programming, SCADA, MES integration), and design-for-manufacturing support.

The company also provides manufacturing engineering consultancy including process optimization and industrial automation integration. In 2022, ALTEN Technology USA merged with Syncroness to strengthen its engineering service offering in the western United States.

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WEBSITE

https://altenusa.com

EMAIL

[email protected]

PHONE

(248) 519-4500

HEADQUARTERS

3221 W. Big Beaver Rd
Greensboro , North Carolina  27407

United States

Company Facts

Founded

1988

Primary Role

System Integrator

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Primary Region

North America

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