We have some urgent openings with our clients for the following skills:
1. Position: CS Core Engineer
Open Posiiton: 2
2. Position: RNC Engineer
Open Posiiton: 4
3. OSS Engineer
Open Posiiton: 1
Main Skills: Expertise on 3G Networks...
Location: India
Kindly share cv's or references at an urgent basis at: niti.jain@imsiglobal.com
Regards
Niti
IMSI
+91 135 2527428 (India)
Friday, May 14, 2010
Rf Team Leaders needed in Delhi
RF Team leaders needed for along term rolling contract based in Delhi. You
will be running a small team of Optimisation engineers and will need a strong technical background as well.
The role is paying a set monthly rate of $4500 a month + accommodation,
flights and transport.
Rolling 6 month contract.
If interested please send a resume ASAP
Kristian P Martin
tangent International Limited
Sales Manager
kristian.martin@tanint.com
Now with an office in West Africa
London . Dallas . Sydney . Dubai . Africa
******PLEASE NOTE THAT TANGENT INTERNATIONAL WILL NOT BE ABLE TO REPRESENT
YOU IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE ORGANISATION WE ARE RECRUITING
FOR. IF YOUR CONTRACT IS COMING TO AN END AND YOU ARE NOT BEING EXTENDED WE
MAY BE ABLE TO REPRESENT YOU.******
will be running a small team of Optimisation engineers and will need a strong technical background as well.
The role is paying a set monthly rate of $4500 a month + accommodation,
flights and transport.
Rolling 6 month contract.
If interested please send a resume ASAP
Kristian P Martin
tangent International Limited
Sales Manager
kristian.martin@tanint.com
Now with an office in West Africa
London . Dallas . Sydney . Dubai . Africa
******PLEASE NOTE THAT TANGENT INTERNATIONAL WILL NOT BE ABLE TO REPRESENT
YOU IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE ORGANISATION WE ARE RECRUITING
FOR. IF YOUR CONTRACT IS COMING TO AN END AND YOU ARE NOT BEING EXTENDED WE
MAY BE ABLE TO REPRESENT YOU.******
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Telecom Technicians required for immediate start
Sirius Telecom is looking for 6 experienced telecom technicians for work on an exciting Belgian roll-out project. It is an excellent opportunities to join a highly skilled team.
General requirements:
•Experience in telecom deployments
•Previous field work experience
•Fluent in French
•Ability to work in Belgium for 6 months
Specific requirements
•Site survey to determine environment, power, temperature, space
•Provide racks as to be specified
•Pre-wire racks in warehouse
•Install (pre-wired) racks
•HF cabling onsite (HF Matrix to racks)
•Fiber cabling (CMTS to Backbone)
•Physical installation CMTS
•Install 48/230V cabling
•Apply power (48 volt/230 volts)
•Upgrade CMTS to required software
•Check all I/O for function using installation kit
•Documenation experience
•Cisco CMS/Motorola equipment
If you are interested please send your cover letter and CV in Word format to jobs@siriustele.com as soon as possible.
General requirements:
•Experience in telecom deployments
•Previous field work experience
•Fluent in French
•Ability to work in Belgium for 6 months
Specific requirements
•Site survey to determine environment, power, temperature, space
•Provide racks as to be specified
•Pre-wire racks in warehouse
•Install (pre-wired) racks
•HF cabling onsite (HF Matrix to racks)
•Fiber cabling (CMTS to Backbone)
•Physical installation CMTS
•Install 48/230V cabling
•Apply power (48 volt/230 volts)
•Upgrade CMTS to required software
•Check all I/O for function using installation kit
•Documenation experience
•Cisco CMS/Motorola equipment
If you are interested please send your cover letter and CV in Word format to jobs@siriustele.com as soon as possible.
Vacancy: Head of RF for Africa
Start date: ASAP
Duration: 1 year
Additional information:
Candidate must have over 10 years RF experience
Tasks will be:
1. Cordinating with Technical Manager to establish and verify on whole wireless network planing.
2.Establishing and verifying the opitimization on GSM & UMTS.
3. Techincal communication with customer on GSM & UMTS.
4. Reach GSM & UMTS network KPI.
5. In charge of radio parameter and KPI clarification.
6. Report project status in PCG meeting.
7. Attending all relevant meetings.
8. Cordinating with each and every teams.
9. Work experience with Ericsson and NSN is preferable.
If you are interested in this role please send your CV to linkedin@firstpointgroup.com
Duration: 1 year
Additional information:
Candidate must have over 10 years RF experience
Tasks will be:
1. Cordinating with Technical Manager to establish and verify on whole wireless network planing.
2.Establishing and verifying the opitimization on GSM & UMTS.
3. Techincal communication with customer on GSM & UMTS.
4. Reach GSM & UMTS network KPI.
5. In charge of radio parameter and KPI clarification.
6. Report project status in PCG meeting.
7. Attending all relevant meetings.
8. Cordinating with each and every teams.
9. Work experience with Ericsson and NSN is preferable.
If you are interested in this role please send your CV to linkedin@firstpointgroup.com
Telecom Managed Services Are Transforming Carrier Business Models
Network operators are turning to managed services and outsourcing not only to reduce their operating costs but also to transform business models to compete more effectively, a trend that will continue growing, according to a new report from Pyramid Research.
The telecom managed services sector is entering its third phase of development, characterized by a greater focus by operators on how to adapt to the changing dynamics of the industry and position themselves better for future opportunities, notes Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau, Analyst at Large and author of the report. "Drivers of third-phase outsourcing include network sharing and the emergence of over-the-top (OTT) applications, such as social networking, that can, if allowed, bypass operators almost entirely," says Bramson-Boudreau.
Widespread adoption of telecom managed services will change the telecom landscape significantly in the coming decade, Bramson-Boudreau notes. As more carriers offload bigger portions of their network operations to trusted partners, telco business models will shift away from simple service provisioning, she explains. "The operator of the past - with full control over all network functions, monopolist-style attitudes toward customer service, and slow delivery of new services - is unlikely to exist in the future," she adds.
Article published on 12th May 2010
The telecom managed services sector is entering its third phase of development, characterized by a greater focus by operators on how to adapt to the changing dynamics of the industry and position themselves better for future opportunities, notes Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau, Analyst at Large and author of the report. "Drivers of third-phase outsourcing include network sharing and the emergence of over-the-top (OTT) applications, such as social networking, that can, if allowed, bypass operators almost entirely," says Bramson-Boudreau.
Widespread adoption of telecom managed services will change the telecom landscape significantly in the coming decade, Bramson-Boudreau notes. As more carriers offload bigger portions of their network operations to trusted partners, telco business models will shift away from simple service provisioning, she explains. "The operator of the past - with full control over all network functions, monopolist-style attitudes toward customer service, and slow delivery of new services - is unlikely to exist in the future," she adds.
Article published on 12th May 2010
South Asia Mobile Market Shrugs off Recession, Prepares to Grow
The global economic downturn had little impact on the fast growth mobile markets of South Asia and the maritime countries of Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines). Led by India's 52% annual growth, subscriptions in the region rose 31% in 2009, noted Strategy Analytics.
Despite lower average revenue per user (ARPU), service revenues in the region increased by 11%, five times the global average. They are forecast to grow at an average of 5% per year through 2015. "There is a lot of untapped demand in the area," notes Tom Elliott, Director of EMCS. "Price cutting and per-second billing from operators like Tata and Bharti Airtel are making mobile service affordable for a lot of new customers."
Serving these new customers profitably will be a challenge for operators. "With more new customers coming from rural areas and smaller cities, ARPU will fall while building out infrastructure and distributing handsets will be more expensive," according to Rahul Gupta, India Senior Manager for EMCS. Operators will have to look for efficiencies anywhere they can, their report points out, including sharing towers and other infrastructure with competitors.
Article published on 12th May 2010
Despite lower average revenue per user (ARPU), service revenues in the region increased by 11%, five times the global average. They are forecast to grow at an average of 5% per year through 2015. "There is a lot of untapped demand in the area," notes Tom Elliott, Director of EMCS. "Price cutting and per-second billing from operators like Tata and Bharti Airtel are making mobile service affordable for a lot of new customers."
Serving these new customers profitably will be a challenge for operators. "With more new customers coming from rural areas and smaller cities, ARPU will fall while building out infrastructure and distributing handsets will be more expensive," according to Rahul Gupta, India Senior Manager for EMCS. Operators will have to look for efficiencies anywhere they can, their report points out, including sharing towers and other infrastructure with competitors.
Article published on 12th May 2010
East Timor Seeking to Break Telecoms Monopoly
The East Timor(Timor-Leste) government has outlined plans to liberalise the telecoms market by the beginning of next year. The Timorese deputy prime minister, José Luís Guterres said that there was a consensus within the Council of Ministers on the matter following the definition of the aim of liberalising telecommunications some time ago .
"Now we need to approve specific laws to regulate the entry of other operators and there are at least two companies that have shown interest: Ireland's Digicel and Indonesia's Telecomcel," he told local news media.
There had been talk of liberalising the market back in 2007, but nothing has been said about the issue since then.
Portugal Telecom, which is the main shareholder in current monopoly telecoms operator, Timor Telecom had been kept appraised of the developments. Portugal Telecom invested US$54 million in improving the telecommunications network last year. The company currently has a monopoly until 2017, although there has been precedent in several Caribbean countries who broke the Cable & Wireless monopoly to introduce competition into their markets.
Timor Telecom is the monopoly operator in the country, and the analysts at the Mobile World reports that the mobile operator ended last year with 355,000 customers - representing a population penetration level of 31%.
East Timor was a Portuguese colony until 1975, when it was annexed by Indonesia. The country gained independence in 1999. Following independence and the destruction of the existing network provided by Telkom Indonesia, Australia's Telstra expanded its cellular telephone signal into East Timor in 2000, and operated services until 2003 when Timor Telecom took over.
"Now we need to approve specific laws to regulate the entry of other operators and there are at least two companies that have shown interest: Ireland's Digicel and Indonesia's Telecomcel," he told local news media.
There had been talk of liberalising the market back in 2007, but nothing has been said about the issue since then.
Portugal Telecom, which is the main shareholder in current monopoly telecoms operator, Timor Telecom had been kept appraised of the developments. Portugal Telecom invested US$54 million in improving the telecommunications network last year. The company currently has a monopoly until 2017, although there has been precedent in several Caribbean countries who broke the Cable & Wireless monopoly to introduce competition into their markets.
Timor Telecom is the monopoly operator in the country, and the analysts at the Mobile World reports that the mobile operator ended last year with 355,000 customers - representing a population penetration level of 31%.
East Timor was a Portuguese colony until 1975, when it was annexed by Indonesia. The country gained independence in 1999. Following independence and the destruction of the existing network provided by Telkom Indonesia, Australia's Telstra expanded its cellular telephone signal into East Timor in 2000, and operated services until 2003 when Timor Telecom took over.
MS FIELD TECHNICIAN X3 - MIDDLE EAST
Penta consulting urgently require a Team of Field Technicians, the following role's are available:
MS FIELD TECHNICIAN X3 - MIDDLE EAST - $3000 - $3200 USD PER MONTH DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE
I am looking for 3 Field Technicians to work in Saudi Arabia you will be responsible for:
The MS Field Technician overall responsibilities are as follows:
Installation, commissioning and maintenance of 2G / 3G BTS and Transmission ( specially Microwave Network) for Multi vendor Equipment.
Fault Diagnosis and complete troubleshoot to resolve the RF and Microwave networks faults within stringent SLA's.
The Field Technician is responsible for all day-to-day activities on non-core network elements and systems as directed by Work Orders issued from the dispatch function.
The Field Technician must be able to resolve any HW problem on non-core network elements and systems, introduce software updates and do basic equipment, software and port configurations.
The Field Technician will follow defined procedures and take full responsibility for all the preventive and corrective maintenance actions taken.
Field Technicians will be required to be part of a 24-hour call-out rota.
Liaison with internal departments and external companies/vendors to obtain successful completion of work orders.
Produces documentation, such as test protocols, acceptance protocols etc, (before, during and after installation) to make it possible to follow documented notes of what actions have been done and when and by whom
Measures the quality of the installation of the equipment so that the installation meets set quality standards
Field Technician shall keep Ericsson assets such as tools, test equipments and car in good working order during their work period.
Penta Consulting are a market leader within telecommunications solutions, to work with an award winning company please submit your CV along with your expected rate, availability and synopsis of your core skill area.
Best regards,
Robert Hayllar
Delivery Consultant
Communications Division
Direct Dial: +44 (0)20 8254 7425
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8647 3999
Fax: +44 (0)20 8647 2777
E-mail: roberthayllar@pentaconsulting.com
MS FIELD TECHNICIAN X3 - MIDDLE EAST - $3000 - $3200 USD PER MONTH DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE
I am looking for 3 Field Technicians to work in Saudi Arabia you will be responsible for:
The MS Field Technician overall responsibilities are as follows:
Installation, commissioning and maintenance of 2G / 3G BTS and Transmission ( specially Microwave Network) for Multi vendor Equipment.
Fault Diagnosis and complete troubleshoot to resolve the RF and Microwave networks faults within stringent SLA's.
The Field Technician is responsible for all day-to-day activities on non-core network elements and systems as directed by Work Orders issued from the dispatch function.
The Field Technician must be able to resolve any HW problem on non-core network elements and systems, introduce software updates and do basic equipment, software and port configurations.
The Field Technician will follow defined procedures and take full responsibility for all the preventive and corrective maintenance actions taken.
Field Technicians will be required to be part of a 24-hour call-out rota.
Liaison with internal departments and external companies/vendors to obtain successful completion of work orders.
Produces documentation, such as test protocols, acceptance protocols etc, (before, during and after installation) to make it possible to follow documented notes of what actions have been done and when and by whom
Measures the quality of the installation of the equipment so that the installation meets set quality standards
Field Technician shall keep Ericsson assets such as tools, test equipments and car in good working order during their work period.
Penta Consulting are a market leader within telecommunications solutions, to work with an award winning company please submit your CV along with your expected rate, availability and synopsis of your core skill area.
Best regards,
Robert Hayllar
Delivery Consultant
Communications Division
Direct Dial: +44 (0)20 8254 7425
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8647 3999
Fax: +44 (0)20 8647 2777
E-mail: roberthayllar@pentaconsulting.com
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