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This professional helps to ensure the quality, availability and safety of communications essential for rail and port activities.
In particular, it will be responsible for:
Provide its expertise on LTE, 4G, 5G networks and their infrastructures.
Supervise VHF and UHF, analog and digital radio systems.
Participate in the operation of train communication networks and railway infrastructure.
Define network coverage, capacity and continuity requirements.
Conduct radio frequency studies, interference analyses and coverage optimizations.
Intervene on IP/MPLS networks, wireless links and data transport infrastructures.
Monitor compliance with 3GPP, ETSI, IEC and ITU standards.
Diagnose communication failures and performance issues.
Improve system availability, latency and resilience.
Participate in technical testing and commissioning of equipment.
Provide technical documentation and support to local teams.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Degree: Bachelor in Telecommunications, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Networks/ICT or equivalent.
Experience
Experience: Minimum 7 years in telecommunications engineering.
Experience is expected in industrial LTE networks, critical radio systems and IP/MPLS or fiber optic infrastructures.
Skills:
Design and optimization of radio networks.
Mastery of LTE/4G/5G, Core and RAN architectures.
Knowledge of routing, switching and IP networks.
Analysis of radio disturbances and network performance.
Awareness of industrial cybersecurity.
Reading telecoms diagrams and architectures.
Risk analysis and management of technical incidents.
Ability to carry out interventions at isolated sites, at night or in an emergency.
Certifications in LTE/4G/5G, radio technologies or IP networks are relevant qualifications.
English: an asset.
Candidate profile
Other information
Bachelor in Telecommunications, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Networks/ICT or equivalent
Minimum 7 years of experience in telecommunications engineering
Experience in industrial LTE networks, critical radio systems and IP/MPLS or fiber infrastructures
Radio network design and optimization
Mastery of LTE/4G/5G, Core and RAN architectures
Knowledge of routing, switching and IP networks
Analysis of radio disturbances and network performance
Awareness of industrial cybersecurity
Reading Telecom Schemas and Architectures
Risk analysis and management of technical incidents
Ability to carry out interventions at isolated sites, at night or in an emergency
Certifications in LTE/4G/5G, radio technologies or IP networks (relevant)
English (asset)
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