Our Technology team wakes up every day with one goal in mind - connecting Canadians to the people and things that matter most. Together, we are proud to support 30 million Canadians each month through managing a robust portfolio that champions leading-edge technology. We drive large-scale, complex, and high-visibility technology projects and programs that shape the future of technology in Canada and expand connectivity from coast to coast. If you are interested in being a part of this, consider applying for the following opportunity

Who We Are Looking For Come be part of the team that helps ensure the safety of Canadians

As part of the Regulatory Services team, you will play a key role in the design, maintenance and evolution of emergency and regulatory services across the Rogers network. We are looking for an experienced telecommunications skilled with deep knowledge of Canadian 911 services, NG9-1-1 architecture, emergency services, numbering and network technologies. You bring strong technical expertise, analytical and troubleshooting capabilities, and the ability to collaborate effectively across technical and non-technical teams. You are comfortable working in a dynamic environment, taking ownership of complex technical initiatives, sharing your expertise with others, and contributing to architecture, technology and policy decisions.

What You Will Do

Engineer and develop the Rogers 911 network architecture.

Develop and maintain service access for emergency service organizations, including the Quebec Provincial Police, Ontario Provincial Police and Canadian Coast Guard.

Monitor industry and regulatory developments and represent Rogers within the CRTC Emergency Services Working Group (ESWG), Alerting Working Group (ATWG),



and Canadian Steering Committee on Numbering (CSCN).

Monitor emergency services standards, trends and best practices across the industry, including NENA, EENA, FCC and CRTC.

Engineer and develop solutions to support Rogers numbering obligations for network expansion projects.

Support the engineering and development of the Emergency Services SBC/IBCF.

Engineer and develop solutions supporting Nuisance Calls Mitigation, including STIR/SHAKEN, Traceback and Universal Call Blocking.

Maintain knowledge of existing technologies and technical documentation, and develop technical information for internal presentations that translates complex technical issues into clear business impacts.

Design reports and compile, assess and present 911 performance statistics, as required.

Collaborate with technical and non-technical teams, leveraging system expertise to develop and deliver technical solutions.

Continuously learn new and emerging technologies and share knowledge through mentoring, in-house workshops and learning sessions.

Contribute to technology and policy decisions related to architecture, design strategies and standards.

Lead lab and field trial activities in support of Proofs of Concept (PoCs).

Provide on-call support, when required, for off‑hours project implementations and during emergencies,



disasters and network outages.

The above responsibilities apply to, but are not limited to, Rogers wireline and wireless networks.

What You Bring

Post‑secondary education or equivalent relevant experience; Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation preferred.

Expert knowledge of Canadian 911 service architecture and associated feature requirements.

A commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Accessibility, helping create an environment where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and supported.

In‑depth knowledge of NENA i3 NG9-1-1 architecture.

5–10 years of related telecommunications experience, preferably within a wireless environment.

Strong hands‑on experience with Canadian Emergency Management responsibilities, requirements and stakeholders.

Proven troubleshooting, problem‑solving and analytical skills.

Experience with SIP, VoIP and IP protocols.

5–10 years of related experience with the North American Numbering Plan, as well as Canadian interconnection and number‑porting frameworks.

Proven ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic and fast‑paced environment.

Experience with Network Functions Virtualization, including VNF and CNF.

Recent experience with network functions integration.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Strong collaboration skills and a team‑oriented approach.

Bilingualism in French and English is considered an asset.

What's In It For You Growth & Development Opportunities

Self‑driven career development programs

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