Life Cycle Material Manager Technician

**Company Description** ADGA Group is a proudly Canadian-owned and operated defence and security technology company. Our core services include value-added program management, agile software engineering development, and integrated security solutions. As an industry partner to the Canadian Government and Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) for decades, ADGA is actively supporting ongoing and emerging requirements for operational readiness, reconstitution, and modernization. For decades, we have recruited veterans to integrate their unique skillsets and highly specialized training into our workforce and work culture. At ADGA, we are united by our social purpose to create meaningful employment opportunities for veterans of the CAF and RCMP, their families, and fellow citizens who share a passion to contribute to the security and well-being of Canadians. ADGA’s social purpose empowers us to reinvest in our employees (e.g. profit-sharing and employee-centric programs) as well as to donate generously to veteran and military family causes in our community (e.g. Soldier On and Veterans’ House). Join our team at ADGA, where we prioritize your success by fostering internal movement and growth in a safe, inclusive and agile work environment. We offer a wide variety of career and developmental opportunities, including the option to work on different projects and technologies, on-the-job training, cross-training, access to business and technical online courses, and formal education subsidies. We are currently looking for an experienced **“Life Cycle Material Manager Technician”** to provide support to the "Electronic Warfare Equipment Management Team" on a well-established Defence program In this role, you will maintain electronic records and physical stores of EW equipment held at our client site for the primary purpose of the obsolescence management of EW assets, and in support of EW capability development. You will need to maintain working knowledge of current and future technological developments in the EW space in order to advise equipment delivery planning cycles and other EW-related planning activities. The resources must assist with co-ordination between military, public service, contractors, and with private industry. Specific tasks will include: - Management of authorized Electronic Warfare equipment distribution. - Ensuring fielded EW baseline is maintained. - Ensuring configurable items (CI’s) are per specs and analyzing failure rates and/or Engineering changes. - Development and maintenance of EW technical publications, including Engineering schematics/diagrams, parts lists, Engineering changes data, test & evaluation. - Provide system specialist user audits and feedback. - Support testing and evaluation. - Procurement support by providing information to identify terms & conditions (packaging marking, security, quality assurance etc.), SOWs, specifications, data item descriptions, and TDP for OEM. - Provide advice to procurement planning in support to EW obsolescence management. - Assist with the training and development when onboarding new EW support staff through informal discussion regarding the state of EW technology and their experiences supporting EW capabilities. - Support EW Change Management process through configuration of EW Baseline and integration of new devices and technologies to EW systems and networks. - Advise EW obsolescence management planning and execution as EW network and software SME. - Configuration of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Configuration Items (ISR CIs) within the HQ Domain and MD. - Manage the map solution for the Black Bird NextGen system using the MapSpark service on an Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standard map server. - Manage and maintain NCR EW Test Network. - Developing, designing and maintaining test beds, and test procedures; and - Fulfil the roles and duties of ISTAR/Geo scrum master for the MD. **Qualifications** - Will be traveling across the National Capital Region as needed to perform duties. The prime work location will be Gatineau. Occasional trips to Kingston for work also included. - Software skills: ability to work well under pressure and in fast paced environment, a strong team player with excellent communication skills, a quick learner, and adaptable. - Must hold a valid (be eligible to obtain) Secret Level 2 PSPC Clearance. - Previous experience using DRMIS (Defence Resource Management Information System) is a strong asset. Experience with SAP modules also considered. - Will not require previous LCMM experience in support of "Electronic Warfare equipment" specifically, but must meet the following LCMM position requirements below. - Must have proof of College Diploma in Electronics, Computer Technology or a relevant technical field required support LCSS (Land Command Support Systems) or Demonstrated Qualification Level 6B (QL6B) in a relevant technical field required to support LCSS and demonstrated minimum substantive rank