NAV CANADA is the private sector, non-share capital corporation that owns and operates Canada's civil air navigation service (ANS). NAV CANADA co-ordinates the safe and efficient movement of aircraft in Canadian domestic airspace and international airspace assigned to Canadian control. Through its coast to coast to coast operations, NAV CANADA provides air traffic control, flight information, weather briefings, aeronautical information, airport advisory services, and electronic aids to navigation.
On-site · Montréal
Provides electronic maintenance services on complex systems and equipment essential to the safe and reliable operation of the Air Navigation System. Performs related technical duties to ensure the efficiency of navigation, surveillance, and communication systems.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The student will assist in the development and engineering support of Air Traffic Control management systems, including software enhancement and data analysis. Responsibilities also involve creating test plans, procedures, and scripts while working within a Scaled Agile Framework team.
On-site · Ottawa
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing and certifying planned and ad hoc maintenance on NAV CANADA aircraft to ensure airworthiness. They also provide operational support to flight crews, troubleshoot technical defects, and oversee contracted maintenance activities.
Hybrid · Ottawa
You will lead a multidisciplinary team in the design, integration, and life cycle support of mission-critical Air Traffic Management systems. This role involves managing engineering deliverables, ensuring safety and quality compliance, and fostering a high-performing team culture.
On-site · Montréal
The CNS Technical Services Manager is responsible for overseeing system integrity, project implementation, and quality control within the CNS organization to ensure air transportation safety. This role involves leading technical teams, managing financial and human resources, and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
On-site · Edmonton
Provides electronic installation and maintenance services on complex systems and equipment essential for air navigation safety. Performs related duties to ensure the reliability of air traffic management and surveillance systems.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The Surveillance Systems Engineer participates in the planning, design, and deployment of surveillance system software and hardware. They are responsible for responding to system change reports, performing root cause analysis, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The student will contribute to the development and engineering support of Air Traffic Control surveillance systems. Responsibilities include software development, data analysis, system hardware installation, and the creation of test plans and scripts.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The specialist develops and maintains standards for aeronautical information management while assessing the operational impact of proposed changes. They collaborate with stakeholders and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with international and national aviation standards.
Hybrid · Toronto
The specialist supports the Health and Wellness Strategy by planning and delivering company-wide wellbeing initiatives to increase employee engagement. They coordinate regional and national programs, provide mental health support, and collaborate with stakeholders to foster a healthy workplace culture.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Employee Wellness Specialist supports the development and implementation of company-wide wellness initiatives to increase employee engagement and foster a healthy workplace culture. They coordinate regional and national programs, facilitate training, and influence stakeholders to promote overall employee wellbeing.
On-site · Ottawa
Leads the Technical Services organization to ensure air transportation safety through project implementation and quality control compliance. Manages human and financial resources while overseeing the deployment and standardization of ANS technology systems.
On-site · Ottawa
The Technology Deployment Manager is responsible for overseeing project implementation and ensuring technical services contribute to air transportation safety. They also manage staff training, certification, and the allocation of human and financial resources.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The Supply Chain Specialist is responsible for implementing sourcing strategies, managing complex contract negotiations, and ensuring supplier performance meets corporate standards. They act as a subject matter expert to provide actionable insights and recommendations to senior management while maintaining compliance with procurement policies.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The Enterprise Test Architect standardizes testing across the technology organization by defining strategies, processes, and scalable automation frameworks. They are responsible for migrating test repositories to Azure DevOps and ensuring adherence to strict aviation safety standards.
On-site · Moncton
Coordinate the safe, efficient, and orderly flow of air traffic within the Moncton Flight Information Region. Responsibilities include managing airspace from Area Control Centres or issuing clearances from airport towers.
On-site · Winnipeg
Coordinate the safe, efficient, and orderly flow of air traffic within the Winnipeg Flight Information Region. Responsibilities include managing airspace from Area Control Centres or issuing clearances from airport towers.
On-site · Gander
Coordinate the safe, efficient, and orderly flow of air traffic within the Gander Flight Information Region. Issue instructions and clearances to pilots using radio communication to manage Canadian and North Atlantic airspace.
Hybrid · Ottawa
The Enterprise Test Architect is responsible for standardizing testing processes and strategies across the technology organization. They will design scalable automation frameworks, manage tool migrations, and provide strategic direction to improve test maturity.
On-site · Vancouver
Coordinate the safe, efficient, and orderly flow of air traffic within the Vancouver Flight Information Region. Responsibilities include managing airspace from Area Control Centres or issuing clearances from airport towers.
