ADGA Group

www.adga.ca

4 Jobs

331 Employees

About the Company

ADGA Group is a Canadian-owned defence and security company specializing in advanced technology solutions for government and industry. We specialize in cybersecurity, simulation and training, systems engineering, and program management--applying deep expertise through embedded teams, advisory services, and integrated project delivery. For over 50 years, we've helped protect Canada's safety and sovereignty through innovation, integrity, and service. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Commissionaires, ADGA proudly reinvests in Canadian communities and veterans through our social mandate.

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Company Name: ADGA Group
Job Title: Intermediate Telecom System Specialist (Networks)
Job Description: **Job title** Intermediate Telecom System Specialist (Networks) **Role Summary** Provide technical analysis, design recommendations, and integration support for telecommunications systems across radio, microwave, satellite, and network domains. Liaise with stakeholders to ensure system integrity, performance, and maintainability while developing procurement and technical documentation for large‑scale IT projects. **Expectations** *Provide the same workflow as a professional engineer in a government telecom environment, respecting security clearances, documentation standards, and project timelines.* **Key Responsibilities** - Review, analyze, and recommend solutions for telecommunication system and subsystem interface documentation. - Identify and resolve discrepancies, deficiencies, and needed changes to network equipment and specifications. - Collaborate with defense and stakeholder technical groups to ensure system reliability and maintainability. - Integrate telecom network systems and develop associated technical data specifications, plans, drawings, standards, and Statements of Work (SOWs). - Conduct system integration testing, evaluation, and deficiency analysis, proposing cost‑effective remedies. - Perform technical definition studies and options analysis for network systems. - Provide technical expertise during design, technical, and management reviews to monitor progress and flag potential issues. - Draft and manage large‑value project technical documentation (≥$5 M) and support procurement activities. - Design, install, and maintain telecommunications equipment and manage network infrastructure projects (data center relocation, storage/database consolidation, information security initiatives). - Maintain active Canadian Government NATO Secret Clearance and comply with related security protocols. **Required Skills** - Proficiency in telecom system analysis, design, and integration across multiple media (radio, microwave, satellite, network). - Strong technical writing skills for project documentation, specifications, and SOWs. - Ability to conduct detailed system deficiency analysis and propose actionable, cost‑effective solutions. - Knowledge of network infrastructure project implementation (data center, storage, security). - Experience with procurement processes and technical specification development. **Required Education & Certifications** - Engineering or Science degree from a recognized Canadian university or an accredited non‑Canadian degree. - Alternatively, a diploma or certificate (minimum 2 years) from a recognized college in Information Management/Information Technology. - Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) by any Canadian professional engineering regulatory body. - Minimum 5 years experience as a Telecommunication System Specialist. - Minimum 2 years (within last 5 years) in writing project technical documentation for IM/IT projects ≥$5 M. - Minimum 2 years (within last 5 years) in design, installation, and maintenance of telecommunications equipment. - Minimum 2 years (within last 5 years) in implementing network infrastructure projects (data center move/refresh, storage/database consolidation, information security). ---

Company Name: ADGA Group
Job Title: Senior Antenna Structure Engineer
Job Description: Job Title: Senior Antenna Structure Engineer Role Summary Lead engineering design, analysis, integration, and testing of antenna structure systems for the Strategic Radio Capability contract. Provide technical certification, documentation, and solution recommendations during option analysis, definition, and system support phases. Expectations - Produce professional engineering documents and “stamp” drawings under applicable jurisdiction. - Ensure compliance with system integrity, performance, reliability, and maintainability standards. - Deliver timely technical advice and progress reports to DND and stakeholder groups. - Maintain cost‑effective solutions and manage risks throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities - Review and analyze antenna structure system/sub‑system interface documentation, plans, and specifications. - Recommend system‑level solutions for discrepancies, deficiencies, and specification changes. - Liaise with DND and subsystem engineering teams to validate system integrity. - Conduct antenna system integration, analysis, testing, and evaluation, including prototype and full‑system tests. - Develop and manage test plans, execute testing, and present results to stakeholders. - Create technical data specifications, plans, drawings, and SOWs for interface and ancillary items. - Update contractor documentation for DGIMPD projects with antenna structure requirements. - Perform RF engineering across VLF/LF/MF/HF/VHF/UHF/Ka/Ku/X bands and microwave systems; design and test prototype electronics assemblies. - Execute antenna tower engineering and foundation analysis for satellite antenna infrastructure. Required Skills - Professional Engineer (PE) license in Ontario or equivalent jurisdiction. - Extensive experience (>10 years) in antenna structure design, analysis, and implementation. - Proven track record delivering IT/IM projects ≥$5M with technical documentation (SOW, SR, specs). - Strong knowledge of RF communications, microwave systems, antenna tower design, and structural foundations. - Proficiency in CAD, simulation tools, and technical documentation standards. - Excellent stakeholder communication, problem‑solving, and project management skills. Required Education & Certifications - Bachelor’s or higher degree in Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical, Aerospace or related engineering discipline from a recognized Canadian university or an accredited foreign institution (CICIC, WES, U of Toronto Comparative Education Services). - Minimum 5 years of experience writing project technical documentation for IT/IM projects valued $5 million or more. - Minimum 5 years of delivery experience in satellite antenna infrastructure (analysis, design, implementation). - Ability to obtain and maintain Canadian Government NATO clearance.

Company Name: ADGA Group
Job Title: Full Stack Developer - Biometric Systems
Job Description: Job Title: Full Stack Developer – Biometric Systems Role Summary: Design, develop, and maintain end‑to‑end biometric data processing solutions using .NET 8.0, ensuring NIST compliance and secure integration with hardware devices. Deliver responsive APIs, optimize database performance, and uphold strict regulatory and security standards. Expectations: - Produce maintainable, high quality code that meets NIST and RCMP RTID specifications. - Actively contribute to Agile Scrum ceremonies and continuous improvement initiatives. - Maintain up‑to‑date documentation and adherence to internal and external compliance requirements. Key Responsibilities: - Design and implement biometric processing applications with .NET 8.0, C#, ASP.NET MVC, and EF Core. - Build and validate NIST record builders (Type‑1, 2, 4, 10, 14) aligned with RCMP RTID ICD. - Integrate biometric hardware (fingerprint scanners, cameras, signature pads) via vendor SDKs and drivers. - Develop RESTful microservices for secure data exchange, employing OAuth 2.0/JWT or AD integration. - Optimize SQL Server / SQL Azure schemas, stored procedures, and indexing for large image datasets. - Write unit, integration, and compliance tests; implement structured exception handling and logging (Serilog, NLog). - Prepare and maintain technical documentation: workflow diagrams, integration guides, NIST mapping files. - Collaborate with hardware, infrastructure, and security teams to ensure device configuration and safe transmission. Required Skills: - Proficient with .NET 8.0, C#, ASP.NET MVC, EF Core, LINQ, async/await. - Experienced in REST API design, microservices, JSON, XML, Base64, and serialization. - Deep knowledge of NIST biometric modules (Type 1–14) and RCMP RTID transaction flows. - Hands‑on integration of biometric hardware SDKs (fingerprint, camera, signature pad). - Strong SQL Server / SQL Azure OLTP/OLAP skills; performance tuning of stored procedures. - Secure coding practices, data encryption, OAuth 2.0, JWT, or Active Directory. - Logging frameworks (Serilog/NLog) and structured exception handling. - Agile Scrum methodology: sprint planning, daily stand‑ups, reviews, retrospectives. - Excellent analytical, problem‑solving, and documentation abilities. Required Education & Certifications: - Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related discipline. - 4+ years of professional .NET development experience, including 2+ years in biometric or compliance‑based systems.

Company Name: ADGA Group
Job Title: Intermediate Cybersecurity Inspector
Job Description: **Job Title:** Intermediate Cybersecurity Inspector **Role Summary** Perform objective, evidence‑based inspections to verify the existence, implementation, and operational status of security controls required under ITSP.10.171 and associated NIST frameworks. Support the Cybersecurity Assessor in CPCSC certification activities through direct observation, evidence collection, and documentation. **Expectations** - Conduct inspections with minimal interpretive judgement, ensuring audit trail integrity. - Deliver clear, condition‑based findings and reports to senior leadership. - Follow up on corrective actions and contribute to continuous improvement of inspection tools. - Maintain confidentiality and comply with Canadian Federal Government security clearance requirements. **Key Responsibilities** 1. Plan inspections: review scope, applicable controls, and procedures per ADGA and accreditation standards. 2. Execute physical, procedural, and technical inspections guided by ITSP.10.171A. 3. Verify control presence, configuration, and operational status against ITSP.10.171 criteria. 4. Collect and preserve objective evidence (screenshots, config outputs, logs, interview notes). 5. Document findings in concise, condition‑based language while preserving chain‑of‑evidence. 6. Identify, classify, and report non‑conformities and deficiencies. 7. Produce inspection reports summarizing compliance status. 8. Perform follow‑up inspections to confirm remediation. 9. Contribute to improvement of inspection checklists, tools, and processes. **Required Skills** - Strong knowledge of ITSP.10.171, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, NIST RMF SP 800‑37, SP 800‑53/ITSG‑33, and SP 800‑171. - Experience conducting technical inspections, gap analyses, or audit evidence collection. - Detail‑oriented documentation and reporting. - Effective communication with technical and non‑technical stakeholders. **Required Education & Certifications** - 2+ years relevant experience in cybersecurity, network security, or IT operations. - Professional certification or formal training in cybersecurity, security management, or computer networking. - Preferred certifications: CISSP (strongly preferred), CCSP, ISO 27001 or ISO 9001 Internal Auditor. - Must hold or be eligible for Canadian Federal Government security clearance.