Full-Time

DevSecOps Specialist

Posted on 7/7/2025

Telesat

Telesat

1,001-5,000 employees

Provides satellite capacity and consulting services

No salary listed

Ottawa, ON, Canada

In Person

Must be able to obtain Canadian CGP security clearance.

Category
DevOps & Infrastructure (2)
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Required Skills
DevOps
Requirements
  • A Diploma or Degree in a relevant area of study with a preference for Computer Science together with demonstrated operational network-related experience.
Responsibilities
  • Manage and oversee the tooling infrastructure across Telesat.
  • Provide support and backup to the Cloud Architect.
  • Provide detailed L3 support for the applications and tooling.
  • Perform customizations to tooling as required by the business.
  • Work with the Infrastructure, Cloud and Cyber Architects to properly migrate and build new environments (both on-prem, in-cloud and SaaS) for all tools, applications and service offerings relating to technical engineering groups.
  • Help build/maintain/debug CI/CD pipelines
  • Integration of SSO capabilities within the scope of the Corporate IAM model.
  • Work and regularly engage with tools vendors to understand upgrades, roadmaps and ongoing issues.
  • Perform regular updates and patches as required to the tools and related infrastructure.
  • Ensure proper user access is established and security maintained within the tools.
  • Establish rules and operations manuals for backups, recovery and DR.
  • Day-to-day operational support.
Desired Qualifications
  • Industry certifications in Azure, Agile and/or Cybersecurity are an asset.
  • Familiarity with SRE concepts considered an asset.
  • Understanding of microservices and containerization.
  • Experience developing/maintaining/debugging CI/CD pipelines, especially in GitLab.

Telesat operates a global satellite communications network, providing satellite capacity and consulting to governments, telecom operators, and enterprises. It uses both geostationary (GEO) and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, including the Lightspeed LEO constellation, to deliver wide-area connectivity. Services include inflight and maritime connectivity, as well as connectivity for oil and gas and corporate networks. Revenue comes from long-term contracts and service agreements. Its Lightspeed network aims to offer high-speed, low-latency links, enhancing overall performance. The company differentiates itself by combining GEO and LEO assets and by offering end-to-end connectivity solutions through a mix of satellite capacity and advisory services, targeting a diverse set of industries worldwide. The goal is to provide reliable, global communications with predictable service through long-term customer relationships.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Ottawa, Canada

Founded

1969

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Secured $2.54B funding including $1.44B Canadian investment for Lightspeed.
  • Contracted SpaceX for 14 launches starting mid-2026 deploying 198 satellites.
  • Vocus builds Australia's first Lightspeed landing station in New South Wales.

What critics are saying

  • Lightspeed service slips to Q1 2028 due to SatixFy ASIC delays.
  • Starlink dominates LEO broadband, compressing Telesat's enterprise margins.
  • SpaceX Falcon 9 disruptions delay all 14 Lightspeed launches by 6-12 months.

What makes Telesat unique

  • Telesat combines GEO and LEO satellites for resilient global communications.
  • Lightspeed targets government, enterprise, and maritime with low-latency Ka-band.
  • Canadian government backing secures $2.54B for Lightspeed funding.

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Company News

Telesat
Nov 4th, 2025
Telesat invests US$5 million in Farcast to develop fully integrated User Terminals for Telesat Lightspeed satellite network | Telesat

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StreetInsider
Nov 4th, 2025
Telesat invests $5M in Farcast partnership

Telesat has invested $5 million in Farcast to develop integrated User Terminals for the Telesat Lightspeed satellite network. Farcast will deliver a Flat Panel Antenna User Terminal integrated with the Telesat Lightspeed modem, with production planned for 2027. Telesat will also join Farcast's board. Farcast's technology offers reduced Size, Weight, Power, and Cost, enhancing Telesat's value proposition. Farcast is raising a $10 million Series Extension to support commercial manufacturing.

Stock Titan
Sep 13th, 2024
Telesat Completes $2.54 Billion Funding Agreements for Telesat Lightspeed Satellite Constellation with Strong Government Backing | TSAT Stock News

Telesat secures $2.54B funding for Lightspeed satellite project, aiming to bridge global digital divide. Learn how this Canadian-backed initiative plans to expand internet access and create jobs, with launches set for 2026.

MobileSyrup
Apr 1st, 2024
Telesat secures $2.14 billion loan from federal government for Lightspeed LEO constellation

The federal government has agreed to loan billions of dollars to satellite operator Telesat to support its work in developing the Lightspeed LEO network.

CNBC
Nov 19th, 2021
Lightspeed receives financing of $3B in financing

Telesat has lined up more than $3 billion in financing for Lightspeed so far, including a $1.1 billion investment from the Canadian government.

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