About this role
Telecommunications Engineer
The Telecommunications Engineer - Associate is responsible for supporting the design, implementation, and maintenance of telecommunications systems while developing foundational knowledge of industry technologies and practices. This role contributes to project execution and operational support under supervisory oversight, with a focus on learning, collaboration, and skill development to meet evolving business needs
Job Role Responsibilities
- Assist in the design, implementation, and support of telecommunications systems throughout the project lifecycle
- Contribute to troubleshooting, system recovery, and lifecycle management activities, including identifying critical spares and planning replacements
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams and external partners to ensure effective integration and support of telecom solutions
- Apply foundational knowledge of project execution, asset operations, and communication skills to deliver technical support
- Document work activities and lessons learned to support knowledge sharing and continuous improvement
- Build relationships with construction, commissioning, and operations teams to support seamless project execution
- Support the integration of telecommunications systems across business areas, ensuring alignment with organizational standards and operational readiness
- Stay informed on industry trends and emerging technologies to support solution development and vendor engagement
Functional Skills
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