Discover the Dream Job
Designing Canada's Most Capable Combat Ship
Many engineers dream of working on the largest, most complex projects out there. Evan Douglas has found one such program. As Lockheed Martin Canada’s Deputy Technical Director for the Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC), Evan’s job is to guide the engineering team working on the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN)’s newest, most advanced ship.
We sat down with Evan to learn more about what his job is like and how he’s contributing to designing and building the most technologically advanced ship Canada has ever produced to keep Canadian sailors safe.

How are you helping design the Canadian Surface Combatant?
What technologies do you think are most interesting or will be most beneficial to Canada’s sailors?
"To have the opportunity to contribute to a program of this size and to follow the program through from initial concept through to delivery is thrilling. It’s a dream job.”
What is it like to work on a program of this scope and magnitude?
What will CSC mean for the Royal Canadian Navy?
