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Marine Systems Support Engineer

Job in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Listing for: GE-Vernova-
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-26
Job specializations:
  • Engineering
    Marine Engineering / Maritime, Systems Engineer, Test Engineer
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Job Description Summary   As a Marine Systems Support Engineer, you will serve as a dual-role technical authority supporting GE Vernova systems aboard Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) vessels. You will act as the primary technical bridge between field operations and engineering design. This role is split between the  deck plate  (hands‑on troubleshooting/commissioning at the shipyard/base) and the  drawing board  (managing system obsolescence, performing design modifications, and developing engineering solutions).

You will be a critical partner to the RCN technical authorities, ensuring long-term fleet readiness.

Location:

Halifax, NS

Job Description   

Roles and Responsibilities      Field Support & Troubleshooting:
Provide on-site technical guidance for complex maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs of propulsion and power systems during sea trials, dockside repairs, and refits.
Voice of the Customer (Engineering Partner):
Act as the critical voice of the customer by partnering directly with our internal design engineering teams. You will provide real‑world insights, performance data, and operational feedback to influence future product designs and serviceability.
Obsolescence Management:  Monitor the lifecycle of system components. Proactively identify End‑of‑Life (EOL) hardware and software; develop and implement mitigation plans to maintain system integrity.
Engineering Design & Integration:  Draft and manage Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs). Utilize CAD software to create design modifications and review technical specifications for system‑level integration.
Root Cause Analysis (RCA):  Conduct deep‑dive investigations into persistent technical failures. Translate field findings into formal, evidence‑based engineering design improvements.
Configuration Management:  Ensure all shipboard systems are documented to the latest  as‑maintained  standard, ensuring that design modifications meet DND safety and regulatory requirements.
Preventative Maintenance:  Execute planned maintenance routines and provide technical guidance to naval technical staff on equipment lifecycle management.
Documentation:  Maintain accurate service records, technical reports, and maintenance logs in accordance with both GE Vernova and Department of National Defence (DND ) standards.
Safety & Compliance:  Adhere strictly to maritime safety protocols, naval security regulations, and occupational health and safety (OHS) standards while working in confined shipboard environments.
Stakeholder Liaison:  Provide technical subject matter expertise to RCN engineers, project managers, and shipyard contractors regarding system performance and upgrade paths.
Qualifications/Requirements

Education:

Degree or Diploma in Marine, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent military training/certification).

Experience:

Minimum 5 years of experience in field service, ideally involving marine propulsion or industrial power generation systems, demonstrating a blend of field‑service and design/engineering experience.
Naval Expertise :

Minimum 5 years demonstrated understanding of naval vessel operations or previous experience working within a military/government maritime environment.
Technical

Skills:

Minimum 5 years’ experience with PLC programming, control systems, and high‑voltage power distribution. Strong working knowledge of maritime technical standards and Configuration Management principles.
Eligibility Requirements

Soft Skills:

Proven ability to work independently in high‑pressure, time‑sensitive environments; excellent interpersonal skills for cross‑functional collaboration.
Security Clearance:
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain aControlled Goods Program (CGP) clearance and

Level II (Secret) Security Clearance mandated by the Government of Canada.
Preferred Attributes     

Experience with Canadian Naval procurement or maintenance contracts (e.g. ISSC)
Valid Transport Canada Marine Medical certificate or the ability to obtain one.
Willingness to travel periodically for training or support at other Naval facilities.
Additional Information     Relocation Assistance Provided:
Yes

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