Combat Systems Engineer-in-Training

Apply electrical engineering and technical analysis to submarine combat systems in Victoria, British Columbia, as a Combat Systems Engineer-in-Training.

Babcock seeks an Engineer-in-Training for Victoria Class Submarine combat subsystems. You will develop engineering designs, support integration and verification, analyze architectures, and prepare technical documentation. The position develops professional engineering competencies through progressively responsible work, mentoring, and supervision by licensed Professional Engineers.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop designs, drawings, technical documentation, and engineering changes
• Support combat subsystem design, integration, verification, and sustainment
• Analyze architectures and identify capability upgrades and integration opportunities
• Apply defence standards and engineering guidance to submarine systems
• Participate in reviews, investigations, testing, and verification activities

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited program
• Current Engineer-in-Training registration or provincial eligibility
• Knowledge of electrical principles, safety, analysis, and design
• Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, standards, and documentation
• Eligibility for Canadian Secret, Controlled Goods, and ITAR requirements

Bring electrical engineering, analytical, and communication skills to Babcock’s Victoria Class Submarine combat systems work in Victoria.