Telecommunications
Fibre Optic Engineer
Fibre Optic Engineers install, splice, test and maintain fibre optic cables that deliver high-speed broadband and communication services.
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Telecommunications careers
Telecommunications includes a range of careers with different entry routes, work environments and progression opportunities. Explore the roles below to see which directions are worth researching further.
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Telecommunications
Mobile Network Planner
Mobile Network Planners design and optimise mobile phone networks to improve coverage, capacity and service reliability.
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Network Architect
Network Architects design complex communication networks that support secure, reliable and scalable connectivity for organisations.
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Network Engineer
Network Engineers design, install and maintain computer and telecommunications networks that support organisations and internet connectivity.
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Network Operations Centre Engineer
Network Operations Centre Engineers monitor telecommunications networks, respond to faults and ensure services remain available around the clock.
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Radio Frequency Engineer
Radio Frequency Engineers design, test and optimise wireless communication systems used in mobile networks, satellite communications and broadcasting.
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Satellite Engineer
Satellite Engineers design, test and maintain satellite communication systems used for broadcasting, navigation, defence and global connectivity.
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Telecommunications Consultant
Telecommunications Consultants advise organisations on communication technologies, network infrastructure, digital transformation and telecommunications strategy.
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Telecommunications Engineer
Telecommunications Engineers install, maintain and improve communication networks including broadband, fibre, mobile and voice systems.
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Telecommunications Operations Manager
Telecommunications Operations Managers oversee network performance, engineering teams and service delivery to ensure reliable communications infrastructure.
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Telecommunications Project Manager
Telecommunications Project Managers oversee the delivery of network infrastructure projects, coordinating engineers, suppliers, budgets and timescales.
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Telecommunications Sales Engineer
Telecommunications Sales Engineers work with customers to understand technical requirements, design solutions and support the sales process.
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