Integrated navigation and tactical systems for warships and submarines
OSI Maritime Systems builds integrated bridge, dived navigation and tactical systems for naval fleets, anchored in a C++/C#/WPF desktop stack with IBM DOORS and Sparx Enterprise Architect for requirements-driven engineering. Accelerating, engineering-heavy and senior-weighted hiring lines up with two pressures: managing hardware obsolescence on long-lived platforms and building an autonomous maritime systems business from the ground up.
Notable leadership hires: Software Engineering Lead
OSI Maritime Systems is a privately held Canadian company headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia, founded in 1977. It designs and delivers navigation and tactical solutions for naval and maritime security operations, including warship ECDIS (WECDIS), integrated bridge systems for surface combatants, integrated dived navigation for submarines, and command-and-control systems for small craft. Its customers are navies around the world. The company employs 201–500 people and is currently hiring in Canada and the United Arab Emirates.
OSI uses C++, Visual C++, C#, WPF and Python for software, IBM DOORS and Sparx Enterprise Architect for requirements, SolidWorks and AutoCAD for design, plus Jira, Subversion, Zephyr Scale, VMware vSphere and Epicor.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and dominated by engineering, skewed toward senior roles, with a Software Engineering Lead among notable openings. Roles are located in Canada and the United Arab Emirates.
Current work includes navigation and bridge system development, system test environments, an obsolescence mitigation project, system requirements design for complex products, and a strategic roadmap for autonomous maritime systems.
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