NAV CANADA Transportation

Senior Enterprise Network Architect

Ottawa, Canada In person Full-time

Location: Ottawa

Job Posting Title

Job Category

Systems Engineering

Language Requirements

English / Anglais

Flexible Work Agreement Type

Hybrid / Hybride

Posting End Date

2026-10-20

Job Grade

PIPSC-4

Pay Range

$127,829 - $160,581

Job Summary

The Senior Enterprise Network Architect plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of NAV CANADA’s business and operational networks by providing guidance and direction to deliver secure, scalable, sustainable, and resilient network architectures which are aligned with NAV CANADA’s long-term vision. This individual is responsible for analyzing, designing, and documenting both current and future state network architectures, ensuring alignment with industry standards, emerging trends, technological innovations, organizational goals and objectives.

By leveraging a deep understanding of NAV CANADA’s business drivers and the broader industry landscape, the Senior Enterprise Network Architect ensures that technology decisions drive innovation, efficiency, and safety.

The Senior Enterprise Network Architect will collaborate with business and technology stakeholders to define future state network architectures, develop technology standards, patterns, and guidelines which are aligned with NAV CANADA’s business goals and objectives. The Senior Enterprise Network Architect will also evaluate emerging technologies and market trends to identify opportunities for innovation and potential disruptions.

This role requires excellent communication skills, a strategic mindset, and the ability to balance technical expertise with business acumen to drive impactful outcomes across the organization.

What NAV CANADA offers you

  • Challenging, team-oriented work environment
  • Competitive compensation and benefits
  • Defined benefit pension plan
  • Opportunities for growth and development
  • Flexible work arrangements
  • Diverse and inclusive workforce

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