Technical skills
Manual testing
Methods
Project management
About this role
Work location: Hybrid – Vancouver
Job type: Permanent
Required education: Bachelor's or technical degree
Required specialty: Electrical engineering, telecommunications
Experience: 3–6 years
Tasks And Responsabilities
Under the supervision of the Engineering Manager or of the Customer's Project Manager, you will be responsible for:
- Design of MW point-to-point links using Pathloss 5.1/6
- Creating MW installation instructions based on industry best practices
- On site validation and supervision of MW installations
- Troubleshooting issues on MW links and networks;
- MW Waveguide transmission line sweeps measurements
- Executing test cases in customer MW lab
- MW Test results analysis and troubleshooting
- Communicating with client, partners, and equipment vendor
- Requirements definition and network analysis.
Secondary responsibilities
- Simulations using modeling tools such as: InfoVista Planet, IBWave, Ekahau including defining propagation models, 4G/5G frame structure and simulation parameters
- Design of passive and active DAS systems, small cell, micro cell, pico cell
- Link budgets, coverage and capacity planning of LTE, 5G-NR, and Wi-Fi networks
- Design of cellular networks using LTE, LTE+, 5G-NR, Wi-Fi technologies
- Design of private cellular networks for Industry 4.0 and critical infrastructure operators such as Manufacturers and processors of critical materials, mines, commercial and passenger rail, and electric utilities
- Creating BOM and CAPEX and OPEX estimates for cellular and Wi-Fi networks
- Drafting of functional and technical specifications and requirements
- Drafting of specifications and performance estimates
- Selection and design of RF transmission sites
- Development of interconnection specifications
- Follow-up of network expertise and optimization
- Quality of service audit for DAS and small cell installations
- Cellular coverage and performance measurements - walk-test & drive-test.
Profile And Requirements
- Electrical technologist or engineering degree from an accredited institution
- Member of Engineers and Geoscientists BC considered an asset
- 3 to 6 years of relevant experience in the RF domain
- Knowledge of legacy and modern MW equipment including but not limited to the following configurations:
- TDM equipment
- Long-haul, high-powered equipment
- All indoor installations
- Frequency Diversity, Quad Diversity
- Space diversity, split Tx
- Acm
- Knowledge of common MW lab and field installation and troubleshooting equipment:
- Spectrum Analyzer
- RF Generator
- Vector Network Analyser (VNA)
- RF Power Meter
- BER test set
- Experience in MW design
- Knowledge of MW deployment issues and troubleshooting
- Knowledge and experience in the BC market (operators and infrastructure present)
- Knowledge of MW service deployment issues
- Good communication skills, written and oral (French spoken an asset)
- Planning, design, coordination and project management
- Autonomous, responsible, and self-motivated
- Good verbal and written communication skills
- Anticipate travel within Metro Vancouver and greater BC and Alberta.
Nowledge Considered An Asset But Not Required
- LMR systems
- Ptmp Lte
- FTTH fiber
- Cellular network knowledge in technologies LTE, LTE+, 5G-NR, Wi-Fi
- Working knowledge of modelling tools such as: InfoVista Planet, Ekahau, Pathloss 5.1/6, IBWave (IBWave level 2 certification an asset)
- Participation in telecom projects such as cellular network and DAS design projects
- Knowledge of interference issues, Safety Code 6, MW interconnection and/or fiber optic;