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Reserve Signals Officer: Remote/Evenings & Education Grant
Job summary
A regiment within the Canadian Armed Forces seeks a Signals Officer for the Reserve Force in Kingston, Eastern Ontario. Responsibilities include managing telecommunications and information systems, leading a troop, and supporting Army operations. The role offers competitive compensation, including a starting daily rate of $150.48 and an annual education grant for eligible students. Candidates may also have opportunities for international deployments and career progression into full-time service.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Eligible students pursuing their first undergraduate degree may receive an annual $2,000 education grant.
- Basic Military Officer Qualification is required.
- Experience in telecommunications and information systems is essential.
Responsibilities
- Manage telecommunications and information systems within the Canadian Armed Forces.
- Lead a troop of Signals Operators or Signals Intelligence Specialists.
- Support Army operations and command units.
Skills
Education
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