The Network Engineer will analyze, audit, design, and optimize telecom networks, addressing technical issues, customer requirements, and innovative service proposals.
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About this opportunity:
We are seeking a dynamic and driven Network Engineer to join our Ericsson team. In this essential role, you'll have the unique opportunity to perform analysis, audit, design and optimization across diverse telecom networks. We're looking for individuals prepared to delve into areas of RAN, Transport, Core, OM, and Services Networks; individuals who can pivot from pre-sales engagement to service delivery with ease and excellence. As a Network Engineer at Ericsson, you will leverage deep technical understanding to produce high-quality network designs, audits, and optimization services tailored to both Ericsson requirements and customer needs. Your role is crucial in driving technology innovation, identifying new solutions and propelling services that ensure the financial, commercial, environment, health, and safety performance of our NDO services.
What you will do:- Resolve technical issues within the domain while working on projects with varying degrees of complexity.- Analyze customer technology and evaluate technical project requirements.- Obtain customer requirements from RFQ or direct customer communication.- Propose innovative work scopes for our design or optimization service.- Calculate cost-of-sales for our service proposals, considering factors such as workforce, tools, and expenses.- Develop and present service offerings that accentuate customer value.- Encourage the development and implementation of analytic intelligence, data usage, and new analytic tools and frameworks.
The skills you bring:- network design and optimization.- Applying Expertise and Technology.- Automation.- Network Performance.- Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration Skills.- Data Analytics.- Ericsson Portfolio.
About this opportunity:
We are seeking a dynamic and driven Network Engineer to join our Ericsson team. In this essential role, you'll have the unique opportunity to perform analysis, audit, design and optimization across diverse telecom networks. We're looking for individuals prepared to delve into areas of RAN, Transport, Core, OM, and Services Networks; individuals who can pivot from pre-sales engagement to service delivery with ease and excellence. As a Network Engineer at Ericsson, you will leverage deep technical understanding to produce high-quality network designs, audits, and optimization services tailored to both Ericsson requirements and customer needs. Your role is crucial in driving technology innovation, identifying new solutions and propelling services that ensure the financial, commercial, environment, health, and safety performance of our NDO services.
What you will do:- Resolve technical issues within the domain while working on projects with varying degrees of complexity.- Analyze customer technology and evaluate technical project requirements.- Obtain customer requirements from RFQ or direct customer communication.- Propose innovative work scopes for our design or optimization service.- Calculate cost-of-sales for our service proposals, considering factors such as workforce, tools, and expenses.- Develop and present service offerings that accentuate customer value.- Encourage the development and implementation of analytic intelligence, data usage, and new analytic tools and frameworks.
The skills you bring:- network design and optimization.- Applying Expertise and Technology.- Automation.- Network Performance.- Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration Skills.- Data Analytics.- Ericsson Portfolio.
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