Systems Analyst

at  Canadian Nuclear Laboratories

Our Nuclear Response and Analysis Branch is looking for a Systems Analyst!

o Ensuring that all developed software systems are compliant with CNL software quality assurance requirements, including national standards for the nuclear industry.

• Assist in the use of developed software systems for scientific analysis and data processing in collaboration with scientific staff.
• Strong technical problem-solving skills, able to make recommendations on strategic and technical issues, and to prepare work plans with some supervision or guidance.
• Tackles multidisciplinary challenges (e.g., developing new software to accommodate needs from multiple potential applications or multiple CNL operational/research groups).
• Plans and performs applied research and development.
• Able to work independently but seeks technical support as required.
• Contributes to novel solutions for unsolved technical challenges and problems.
• Must possess initiative, good judgment, and be accurate and conscientious.
• Must be capable of operational support of other technical staff and liasing with scientific staff.
• Other duties as assigned by your manager

• Design, develop, and maintain software systems for nuclear operations, research, and development.
• Assist in the selection and procurement of computing resources, including:
  o Assessment of project computing requirements
  o Selection and procurement of hardware

o Selection, procurement, and installation of software

• Contribute to software development for nuclear operations and scientific research in accordance with project requirements, including:

o Software design, development, verification, and testing.
o Adapting or extending previously developed software systems.
o Maintaining and debugging developed systems using appropriate configuration management and version tracking.

o Ensuring that all developed software systems are compliant with CNL software quality assurance requirements, including national standards for the nuclear industry.

• Assist in the use of developed software systems for scientific analysis and data processing in collaboration with scientific staff.
• Strong technical problem-solving skills, able to make recommendations on strategic and technical issues, and to prepare work plans with some supervision or guidance.
• Tackles multidisciplinary challenges (e.g., developing new software to accommodate needs from multiple potential applications or multiple CNL operational/research groups).
• Plans and performs applied research and development.
• Able to work independently but seeks technical support as required.
• Contributes to novel solutions for unsolved technical challenges and problems.
• Must possess initiative, good judgment, and be accurate and conscientious.
• Must be capable of operational support of other technical staff and liasing with scientific staff.
• Other duties as assigned by your manager.