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Job Location | Ottawa, ON |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Not Disclosed |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Full Time |
Reference number: 3521-CSE(OC)2020Closing Date: 2022-03-31About the JobCommunications Security Establishment (CSE) is Canada's national cryptologic agency. Unique within Canada's security and intelligence community, CSE employs code-makers, codebreakers, and secure system creators to provide the Government of Canada with information technology security (Cyber Security) and foreign signals intelligence (SIGINT) services. CSE is the national hub for cyber operations to defend Canada and advance national interests, and provides technical and operational assistance to federal law enforcement and security agencies.We are currently looking for Cryptanalysts and Crypto-Scientists to work in a dynamic and innovative operational environment. As a Cryptanalysts/Crypto-Scientist at CSE, you will be part of a team applying your analytical and problem-solving skills to a variety of problems in support of the SIGINT and Cyber missions. This means you could be working to defeat encryption or working to design and evaluate cryptographic algorithms and protocols. You will learn and apply advanced cryptanalytic techniques and contribute to the development of innovative tools, new techniques, and recommendations for a wide variety of clients both within CSE and from other organizations.Cryptanalysts and Crypto-Scientists at CSE perform one or more of the following functions:Operations, developing and maintaining decryption capabilities and using them to support Government of Canada Intelligence and Cyber Defense requirements.Cryptologic research, design, develop, assess, and attack cryptographic algorithms and protocols.We are looking for passionate people from a variety of backgrounds who:have a blend of math and software development skills;have knowledge of and an interest in learning more about cryptography and cryptographic protocols;enjoy reading deep technical documents, like standards and protocol specifications or mathematics papers;are creative and critical thinker who love solving problems;are self-motivated, tenacious and do not give up on a problem at the first sign of adversity;are team players and want to be a part of a great team that delivers results for the Government of Canada and Canadians.SalarySalaries range from $78,001.00 to 105,060.00, depending on the level. These positions are currently eligible for a market allowance ranging from $8,366.36 to $12,103.35.(More information under “Additional Details”.)LocationAll jobs are in Ottawa, Ontario. For more information on location, please visit the following link: https://www.cse-cst.gc.ca/en/culture-and-community/life-cse/where-we-work These location meet current accessibility standards.Language RequirementsEnglish EssentialRequired Qualifications+You must clearly demonstrate in your application how you meet these required qualifications:EducationYou must have either one of the following:A University degree in a field related to the position, such as (but not limited to): Computer Science, Engineering (e.g. Computer, Software, Electrical) with a strong math background, Mathematics with programming coursesAn acceptable combination of education (i.e. college diploma, professional certification) in a field related to the position (as above) and relevant experience.The educational program must be recognized in Canada and you must be able to provide proof of education credentials. Students graduating within the next twelve (12) months are eligible to apply.ExperienceRecent* experience developing software using a language such as C, C++, Java, Perl, or Python.Recent* experience applying analytical skills on difficult problems.Recent* experience communicating the results of your work to various stakeholders (e.g. peers, supervisors).Knowledge in one or more of the following: algebra, discrete math, computational number theory, probability and statistics, combinatorics, or cryptography.