EMSEC​/E3 Specialist Naval programs - NETE

EMSEC/E3 Specialist for Naval programs - NETE (CCS
26-02)
Weir Canada, Inc.
Ottawa, ON
Permanent Full-time, Hybrid work

Weir Marine Engineering is currently looking for a highly experienced and dedicated Emission Security (EMSEC) and Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Specialist to provide sustained, expert support in the execution and advancement of a comprehensive Naval E3 program. This crucial program supports the operational effectiveness and safety of the entire Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) fleet.

The successful candidate will play a key role in driving the development of naval policies, designs, methodologies, installations, and testing procedures, ensuring our vessels remain adaptable and compliant with evolving operational and security requirements.

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• Provide expert guidance and technical support for all aspects of the Naval E3 Program across the RCN fleet.
• Develop and update naval policies, standards, and procedures relating to EMSEC and E3.
• Design and validate installation methodologies for new and modified shipboard systems, ensuring compliance with EMSEC/E3 requirements.
• Conduct, supervise, and analyze results from a variety of specialized E3 and EMSEC tests and trials on naval platforms.
• Safety First:
  Demonstrate 100% commitment to our zero harm behaviors in support of our drive towards developing a world class safety culture.

• Mandatory: Must obtain a Government of Canada security clearance, which necessitates Canadian citizenship and a minimum of 10 years of continuous residence in Canada.
• Mandatory: Bachelor degree in Science or Engineering, or a Diploma in Technology (or equivalent QL6 military training).
• Mandatory: a minimum of 2 years of cumulative work experience within the last 10 years in each of the following design and analysis activities:
  • Design Standards Development for EMSEC and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) specifically for naval platforms.
  • Review design requirements and perform comprehensive impact/risk assessments of shipboard systems and naval platforms related to E3/EMSEC.
  • Conducted in-depth studies on technical topics including EMI cable coupling effects, Radio Frequency (RF) Safety requirements and compliance, Crypto ground methodologies and installations, power filter selection and application, US MIL-STDs gap analysis in relation to RCN requirements; and Assessment and measurement of cable shielding effectiveness.
• Mandatory: Direct, hands‑on experience in the execution and preparation of:
  • TEMPEST Testing to evaluate the unintentional compromising emanations of electronic equipment;
  • Non‑Specific Operational Test Procedures (NONSTOP) Testing on naval platforms;
  • Zoning Trials to define and assess electromagnetic zones; and
  • MIL‑STD‑461 Testing including performing or preparing test procedures and test plans compliant.

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