Telecom Engineer

A Telecom Engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting telecommunication systems and networks. The role involves ensuring reliable communication infrastructure, supporting project execution, and maintaining compliance with industry standards and client requirements.

• Design and implement telecom systems including fiber optics, wireless networks, and communication equipment
  
• Install, configure, and maintain telecom infrastructure such as routers, switches, transmission systems, and base stations
  
• Perform testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting of telecom systems
  
• Monitor network performance and ensure minimal downtime
  
• Coordinate with project teams, vendors, and clients for telecom-related activities
  
• Prepare technical documentation, reports, and system layouts
  
• Ensure compliance with telecom standards, safety regulations, and project specifications
  
• Conduct site surveys and feasibility studies for telecom installations
  
• Handle preventive and corrective maintenance activities
  
• Support integration of telecom systems with other engineering systems (SCADA, security, etc.)
  
• Identify and resolve network faults, signal issues, and connectivity problems
  
• Assist in upgrading and optimizing existing telecom infrastructure
  

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics, Telecommunications, Electrical Engineering, or related field
  
• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in telecom engineering projects
  
• Experience in Oil & Gas, Infrastructure, or Industrial Projects preferred
  

• Strong knowledge of telecom systems (fiber optics, RF, microwave, LAN/WAN)
  
• Familiarity with telecom protocols and standards
  
• Experience in installation, testing, and commissioning of telecom equipment
  
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and network diagrams
  
• Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
  
• Knowledge of network security and data communication
  
• Good communication and coordination skills
  
• Proficiency in MS Office and basic networking tools