Telecom System Specialist; Networks

ADGA Group is a proudly Canadian‑owned and operated defence and security technology company specializing in purpose‑built solutions for government and industry. We deliver mission‑critical solutions in systems engineering, simulation and training, and program management as well as in cyber, infrastructure, and operational domains. Through embedded teams, advisory services, and integrated project delivery, we apply deep expertise and innovative thinking to strengthen Canada’s national security.

For nearly 60 years, we’ve recruited veterans and citizens whose leadership, technical expertise, and operational experience align with the work we do for clients such as the Department of National Defence, Public Safety Canada, and other federal agencies. Guided by a social mandate, we create meaningful employment opportunities for veterans of the CAF and RCMP, their families, and citizens who share a passion for the safety and security of Canadians.

We bring together people who share a passion for purpose, growth, and contributing to Canada’s safety and security. We prioritise your success by fostering internal growth in a safe, inclusive, and agile workplace. Our employees have access to a wide variety of developmental opportunities, including the chance to work on different projects and technologies, on‑job training, cross‑training, online courses, and formal education subsidies.

We have an immediate opportunity for a Telecommunications Systems Specialist. Within this role, the successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring the integrity, performance, and reliability of complex telecommunications networks and sub‑systems. This role involves technical analysis, documentation review, system integration, and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.

• Review, analyse, and provide expert recommendations on telecommunications system and sub‑system interface documentation, including radio, microwave, satellite, network, and other telecom technologies.
• Recommend system‑level solutions to address discrepancies, deficiencies, and proposed changes involving network equipment, interfaces, and specifications.
• Liaise with teams and stakeholder technical groups to maintain system integrity, performance, reliability, and maintainability.
• Analyse, design, and integrate telecommunications network systems across multiple platforms and technologies.
• Prepare planning and procurement support materials, such as technical data specifications, drawings, plans, standards, and Statements of Work (SOWs) related to interface components and facility ancillary items.
• Review and assess telecommunications network components and related documentation, providing clear recommendations for improvements or corrective actions.
• Provide technical expertise during design, engineering, and management reviews to monitor progress, identify risks, and support decision‑making.
• Conduct system integration testing, validation, and performance evaluations of telecommunications systems.
• Identify system deficiencies and develop cost‑effective, technically sound solutions.
• Assess the suitability and compliance of industry telecommunications documentation for use within the organization.
• Conduct technical definition studies, feasibility assessments, and options analyses for telecommunications network systems.
• Perform other related duties as required.

• Minimum of 5 years of demonstrated experience as a Telecommunication System Specialist.
• Minimum of 2 years of demonstrated experience performing each of the following tasks:
  • Writing Project Technical Documentation (e.g. Statement of Work, Statement of Requirements, technical specifications) for IM/IT projects valued $5M or more.
  • Designing, installing, and maintaining equipment for telecommunications systems.
  • Implementing network infrastructure projects in areas such as data center move/refresh, storage & database consolidation and information security projects.
• An Engineering or Science degree from a recognized Canadian University (if a non‑Canadian degree it must be accredited by the World Education Services (WES), University of Toronto Comparative…