Dominion Dynamics is building the interoperable command layer for the Arctic. Our platform unifies diverse sensors, autonomous assets, and human operators into a single, real-time operating picture.
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Dominion Dynamics is building a modern Canadian defence prime.
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Dominion Dynamics is building the interoperable command layer for the Arctic. Our platform unifies diverse sensors, autonomous assets, and human operators into a single, real-time operating picture.
LinkedIn followers
5,998
People associated on LinkedIn
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Business categories
Information Technology
National Security
Remote Sensing
Military
Government
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Dominion Dynamics
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Reported total investment
18,734,400
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Industry
Defense and Space Manufacturing
Size
11-50 employees
Organization type
Privately Held
Year founded
2025
Dominion Dynamics has 18 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Ottawa, Montréal and Toronto.
Candidates need hands-on experience designing or integrating aircraft landing gear on a program that reached hardware, plus strong structural analysis, multibody dynamics and test experience. Experience writing requirements against airworthiness regulations and working directly with suppliers is also needed. Defence background is not required.
Candidates need mission systems or avionics engineering experience on a military air platform, hands-on work with combat sensors, and open-systems architecture experience. They also need tactical datalink knowledge including Link 16, and experience leading integration testing.
Candidates need experience designing and tuning flight control laws for aircraft that have actually flown, plus strong control theory and MATLAB/Simulink skills. They also need hands-on SIL/HIL testing experience, GNC requirements writing, and knowledge of safety analysis for flight-critical systems.
7+ YOECandidates need more than 7 to 10 years in loads, aeroelasticity or structural dynamics on a certified aerospace program. They need hands-on MSC Nastran and FEM experience, experience releasing loads through design gates, and a bachelor's or master's degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering.
Candidates need senior or staff-level experience shipping distributed systems in production, strong backend skills in Python and/or Rust, and solid networking and security knowledge. Hands-on container experience outside standard cloud environments and eligibility for Canadian security clearance are required.
Dominion Dynamics needs candidates with experience architecting systems that span software autonomy and a physical vehicle platform. Candidates also need experience owning integration across multiple engineering organizations and managing requirements and interface control between software and hardware teams.
10+ YOECandidates need 10+ years of aerospace structural stress experience, ideally on Part 23, 25 or 27 certification programs. They need strong skills in simulation and CAD tools, metallic and composite materials, and coding in Python.
10+ YOECandidates need 10+ years of progressing complex technical programs in aerospace or defence, with authority over scope, schedule and cost. An engineering degree and the ability to brief senior leaders and customer technical staff are required. A defence background is not required.
4+ YOECandidates need a Mechanical Engineering or related degree and 4 to 7 years of thermal design experience for electronics. They must know SolidWorks, thermal simulation software, heat transfer, thermal test methods and MIL-STD-810.
Candidates need strong Python or C++ skills and experience building autonomous or decision-making systems. Hands-on work with behaviour trees or reinforcement and imitation learning, simulation validation and moving code to hardware is expected. Tactical aviation knowledge and test-and-evaluation experience are assets, and no defence background is required.
3+ YOEDominion Dynamics needs candidates with at least 3 years of hands-on aerodynamic design, CFD and flight test experience, ideally in defence, UAV or tactical aircraft programs. A bachelor's or master's degree in aerospace, aeronautical or mechanical engineering is required, along with strong compressible aerodynamics knowledge and programming skills.
Candidates need aerospace, engineering or technical experience, ideally with aerospace standards, and a hands-on interest in building aircraft. No defence background is required, and early-career candidates are welcome.
Candidates need a degree in electrical, aerospace, systems or mechatronics engineering, or equivalent. They should have proven systems integration experience, hands-on interface definition work, experience designing test rigs, and troubleshooting skills on electrical power and communication buses. Experience supporting live ground or flight tests is required.
Candidates need evidence that they build things, such as projects, hackathons, research or side work. They should learn quickly, take ownership, and care about sovereign Canadian capability. No defence background is required.
5+ YOECandidates need 5+ years building production backend and frontend systems, strong Python and JavaScript/TypeScript skills, and SQL data modeling experience. Hardware or embedded integration experience and comfort in ambiguous, field-facing settings are also needed. No defence background is required.
Full-stack development, SQL, NoSQL, Embedded systems, Test automation, CI/CD
10+ YOEDominion Dynamics needs 10+ years in aerospace structural design, including Part 23/25 certification. Candidates should know CAD tools such as CATIA V5, 3DEXPERIENCE or NX, plus simulation tools such as ANSYS or NASTRAN, and metallic and composite materials.
Dominion Dynamics wants people who are exceptional at their craft, can point to things they have built, and move quickly with strong ownership. Candidates need curiosity, fast learning, comfort with ambiguity, and a care for quality and execution.
Candidates need prior service in the Canadian Armed Forces or an allied force, with a trade such as combat arms, intelligence, engineering, logistics, aviation, naval systems, comms or cyber.