Manager/ Sr Manager - Network Design Engineer (VSIP)

"Leading Telecom Company" - Mumbai - Looking for Network Design Engineer (VSIP)

Looking out for one who is having at least 5 yrs of experience in a telecom industry.

Please go thru the JD:

Role Summary:

1) The role will be primarily responsible managing and leading VSIP Engineering team.

2) Individual hired for this position will be charged with planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling the VSIP Engineering group to achieve business objectives relevant to proper operation and enhancement of the shared VSIP network.

3) Shall monitor network performance, capacity utilization, and analyze root causes for any failures/degradation/SLA violations on regular basis, and implement upgrades / solutions to prevent any service degradations or failures. Oversee any customer migration plans on upgraded infrastructure as necessary.

4) Shall identify key opportunities for network optimization, expansion, and enhancements; enable new capabilities and services on the network; support standardization across RGCOM infrastructure; and encourage integration with other SBU, OSS and BSS systems.

5) Shall oversee lab and field testing of new technologies and equipment for interoperability, performance, stability, and scalability; test new services; and generate structured documentation as necessary.

6) Shall direct and manage development of provisioning templates, technical documentation, operations guidelines, and troubleshooting and management scripts as necessary to ease operations.

7) Shall be a source of technical subject matter expertise, and provide guidance and escalation support to Operations, to enable services and resolve service issues across RGCOM infrastructure, Partner NNIs and other SBUs as necessary.

8) Shall advocate and defend engineering requirements and standards when reviewing solutions designed by regional Solutions Consultants / Technical Design Authorities, and ensure engineers adhere to the same on new and existing global network infrastructure.

9) Shall develop/enhance internal and cross-functional processes and systems for improved efficiency and seamless delivery of all services to customers across RGCOM, RCOM and partner entities.

10) Shall standardize technical specifications, improve security, and make enhancements to meet customer/business requirements.

11) Shall provide inspiration and mentoring for team members, motivating them towards the completion of common business objectives.

If you are interested with this position then please revert with your updated resume along with your
current CTC:
Expected CTC:
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Thanks & Regards
Shruthi G
shruthi.g@asterioninc.com

Consultant | Asterion Consulting Private Limited | Direct: +91 - 80 - 42556837 | Mobile:9480548178

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