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Dominion Dynamics

Develops Arctic-ready sensors and autonomous systems

Corporate Systems Engineer

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Toronto, ON, Canada+1 moreMore locations: Ottawa, ON, Canada
In PersonOn-site work is required at the Ottawa and/or Toronto R&D hub.

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 3 years of experience in IT support, systems administration, or corporate IT.
  • Hands-on experience operating endpoint management, including mobile device management enrollment and identity or single sign-on user-lifecycle administration.
  • Solid networking fundamentals covering switching, Wi-Fi, network closets, and methodical troubleshooting.
  • Conference-room audiovisual and end-user support experience.
  • Ability to work independently as the sole on-site IT presence at a small, fast-moving research and development site.
  • Ability to build processes where little exists, especially around asset lifecycle and decommissioning.
  • Experience in a primarily macOS environment.
Responsibilities
  • Provide on-site frontline IT support by provisioning, troubleshooting, and resolving hardware, software, account, and access issues.
  • Operate endpoint and identity administration, including device management enrollment and policy, single sign-on and account lifecycle, and human-resources-information-system-driven joiner, mover, and leaver execution.
  • Administer the productivity and collaboration suite, ticketing system, and knowledge base.
  • Partner with Security Engineering to ensure deployed security controls operate smoothly in everyday use while operating the IT systems.
  • Run site networking, including switching, Wi-Fi, and network closets, and coordinate structured cabling and fiber uplinks with vendors and managed service providers.
  • Run conference-room audiovisual and meeting-room technology.
  • Procure and issue access badges while leaving physical access control and surveillance ownership with Security.
  • Support research lab and bench machines and experimental test equipment, including asset tagging and serialization.
  • Own and mature the site's IT asset lifecycle, including procurement, imaging and enrollment, inventory, secure decommissioning, and IT asset disposition with sensitive-media destruction.
  • Coordinate with other locations on standards, procurement, and shared processes.
  • Maintain clear IT documentation and runbooks.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with a modern human resources information system, identity provider or single sign-on, productivity suite, and ticketing or knowledge-base tooling such as Rippling, Okta, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence, or Slack.
  • Experience with structured cabling and fiber uplinks, or managing network vendors and managed service providers.
  • Experience supporting lab, bench, or experimental test equipment, including radio-frequency or drone hardware.
  • Relevant certifications such as CompTIA A+ or Network+.

About the company

Dominion Dynamics designs defense tech for Arctic and austere environments, focusing on command-and-control and autonomous systems. AuraNet is a real-time software platform that fuses Arctic-hardened sensors and communications into a single operating picture, while Scout is an Autonomous Collaborative Platform that lets crewed and unmanned systems work together in harsh settings. The company distinguishes itself by targeting cold-weather deployments with integrated sensor nets and edge-enabled processing, staffed by experienced defense and tech professionals. Its goal is to advance C2 and autonomous capabilities for extreme environments and to grow AuraNet and Scout through funding and partnerships.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series A

Total Funding

$125M

Headquarters

Ottawa, Canada

Founded

2025

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What believers are saying

  • June 30, 2026 Series A raised C$139 million from Georgian, OMERS, BDC, RBC.
  • Toronto office and Kanata factory support faster deployment and hardware iteration.
  • Denvr partnership builds sovereign AI simulation for Scout before expensive flight testing.

What critics are saying

  • Scout still lacks first flight; jobs posts on September 12, 2026 confirm concept stage.
  • Kanata production ramp must hit 200 staff targets by year-end or miss contracts.
  • If DND procurement slips after Nanook trials, Dominion becomes an overfunded demo shop.

What makes Dominion Dynamics unique

  • AuraNet proved in Operation Nanook-Nunalivut 2026 with Canadian Rangers.
  • Dominion pairs Arctic sensors, comms, and C2 into one software layer.
  • Scout targets loyal-wingman missions for F-35s, not generic drones.

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Financial Post
Jun 30th, 2026
OMERS, BDC back defence startup's record-breaking $139-million fundraise

Dominion Dynamics shattered records for the largest Series A fundraise in Canadian defence history on buy-in from OMERS, BDC. Read on.

Resilience Media
Jun 30th, 2026
Dominion Dynamics raises $100M at a $400M valuation to build defence tech for arctic environments

Dominion Dynamics, the fast-growing Canadian startup building defence tech for extreme climates, is doubling down on the opportunity with a

The Defense News
May 31st, 2026
Canada's Dominion Dynamics raises $51.6M to build autonomous combat aircraft for Arctic ops

Dominion Dynamics, an Ottawa-based defence technology startup, has secured C$50 million from Canada's National Research Council and C$21 million in seed funding led by Georgian to develop Canada's first autonomous combat aircraft. The round included participation from Bessemer Venture Partners and British Columbia Investment Management Corporation. Founded by former Anduril Industries executive Erik Pence, the company is developing an Autonomous Collaborative Platform designed to operate alongside Royal Canadian Air Force F-35A fighters in Arctic missions. The delta-wing aircraft, internally called "Scout", will carry heavy weapons payloads and operate over thousands of miles using satellite communications. Dominion Dynamics plans to complete a subscale prototype within 18 months and is relocating to a 35,000-square-foot facility near Ottawa on 1 June to support manufacturing and testing.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 25th, 2026
Dominion Dynamics partners with Denvr to build Canada's first sovereign AI simulation environment for autonomous aircraft

Dominion Dynamics and Denvr have partnered to develop Canada's first sovereign AI simulation environment for Autonomous Collaborative Platforms (ACPs), unmanned aircraft designed to support next-generation crewed fighter jets. The announcement follows Dominion's $50 million initial investment in ACP development earlier this month. The simulation environment will be built on Denvr's Canada AI Platform, a fully sovereign AI Trust Platform designed for classified workloads. The Alberta-based platform operates entirely within Canadian jurisdiction, eliminating exposure to foreign legislation. Dominion Dynamics is a founding partner of the CAIP Defence Coalition, a consortium of Canadian defence technology companies building a national AI platform for defence. The company completed a $21 million seed round in January and is conducting Arctic trials with the Canadian Rangers.

Janes
Feb 9th, 2026
Dominion Dynamics raises C$21M to advance Auranet mesh network platform

Dominion Dynamics has raised CAD21 million (USD15.2 million) in seed funding, bringing its total capital raised since launching in late 2025 to CAD26 million. The Canadian company will use the investment to advance Auranet, its mesh network platform that integrates various sensors to create a unified operational view. Founder and CEO Eliot Pence said the platform provides commanders with real-time visibility across operational zones, even in areas without connectivity. The system will support Canada's Operation Nanook sovereignty exercise starting mid-February, where 50 Canadian Rangers will traverse over 4,000 kilometres on snowmobiles through the Northwest Passage equipped with Auranet nodes. The funding will also enable new product development opportunities for the company.