Spectrum Engineer, Telesat, full time onsite in Ottawa, will support the ITU and Regulatory division responsible for spectrum engineering and help design, coordinate and integrate spectrum regulatory components into the Telesat Lightspeed NGSO LEO system while optimizing performance. You’ll work with system design teams to ensure filings and spectrum constraints are reflected in the model, implement spectrum regulatory elements in Matlab and system resource management software, test emission masks and mission antenna design, perform frequency coordination analyses for ITU filings, develop software per ITU recommendations for regulatory compliance, interpret RF propagation and link design guidance, use version control, present findings and write technical docs. Requirements: engineering degree, RF theory knowledge, strong Matlab, 2+ years, English fluency, CGP clearance eligibility; Python/STK assets and Master’s preferred. Tips: tailor your resume to highlight ITU coordination, emission mask work, and cross functional teamwork; include concrete project results and links to code or papers; emphasize communication and documentation skills; note CGP clearance readiness.
The selected candidate will provide engineering support to the ITU and Regulatory division responsible for spectrum engineering and specifically will support the design, coordination and integration of spectrum regulatory components into the design and modeling of the Telesat Lightspeed non-geostationary (NGSO) low-earth orbit (LEO) system, while optimizing performance. This requires close collaboration with the system design team to ensure that all relevant technical aspects of the Telesat Lightspeed system are well understood and reflect the spectrum regulatory constraints and procedures in place. The selected candidate will work with the system design and system modeling teams to efficiently implement and update new/existing algorithms and functionality.
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