At a Glance
- Tasks: Analyze missile systems and support naval warfare projects with innovative tools and simulations.
- Company: Join Weir Canada, a leader in sustainable mining and naval engineering.
- Benefits: Competitive pay, career development, wellness support, and a sharebuilder scheme.
- Other info: Collaborative environment with opportunities for growth and diverse culture.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on naval technology and contribute to a sustainable future.
- Qualifications: Master's degree in engineering or science and missile analysis experience required.
The predicted salary is between 72000 - 88000 $ per year.
Weir Marine Engineering is currently looking for a Missile Systems Analyst with current or former experience in naval warfare. The missile systems analyst performs many duties at NETE, including flight modeling and simulation, support to system design and software algorithms, support to waterfront and at-sea system integration testing, development of analysis toolsets, analysis and reporting on performance of naval missile and support systems used by the Royal Canadian Navy.
This permanent position based in Halifax, NS provides a range of Operational Test & Evaluation (OT&E) services including liaison with ongoing naval projects and equipment managers, initiating and undertaking at-sea tests, conducting technical investigations and validating system performance / tactics effectiveness all leading to the introduction of the River Class Destroyer (RCD). Sound organizational knowledge and previous work experience with the Royal Canadian Navy is desirable as the work requires a collaborative approach with numerous stakeholders within RCN lines, more specifically in the Naval Force Development field.
This position includes a combination of office (mostly) and alongside shipboard (sometimes) environments with occasional requirements to perform work outside and possible short duration travel to other test locations ashore.
What you’ll do:
- Figuring missile engagement envelopes and edge-case performance.
- Designing innovative and effective missile firing analysis tools.
- Monitoring the performance of naval missiles and suggest improvements throughout equipment lifecycles.
- Collaborating with other NETE analysts and naval staff, as well as industry scientists and engineers.
- Demonstrate a 100% commitment to our zero-harm behaviors in support of our goal to build a world-class safety culture.
What you’ll bring:
- Security: Must obtain a Government of Canada security clearance, which necessitates Canadian citizenship and a minimum of 10 years of continuous residence in Canada.
- Education: Master’s degree of engineering or science, ideally in a subject such as aerodynamic, missile guidance, or guided weapon systems.
- Experience: At least two years of missile analysis experience.
- Skills: The applicant must be conversant with large data manipulation, software programming, and familiar with combat systems integration.
- Desirable: The applicant should be efficient working without close supervision, be a team player and be proficient in troubleshooting.
Why join Weir?
We live our values—we think safety first, do the right thing, respect each other, aim high and delight our customers. We encourage our people to lead by example and celebrate our successes. We’re passionate about our purpose—to help deliver the natural resources that are essential to create a better future for the world.
Benefits include competitive pay, career development and learning support, regional and team-specific benefits, sharebuilder scheme, and wellness support for you and your family.
Missile Systems Analyst in Halifax employer: Weir Canada, Inc.
Weir Minerals is an exceptional employer that values innovation and collaboration, offering a dynamic work culture in the vibrant cities of Mississauga and Salt Lake City. With a strong commitment to employee growth, we provide ample opportunities for professional development and leadership within a supportive hybrid working environment. Join us to be part of a team that prioritizes financial excellence and operational efficiency while fostering a safety-first culture.