Associate radio frequency engineer vs telecom engineer

Differences between associate radio frequency engineer and telecom engineer duties and responsibilities

Associate radio frequency engineer example responsibilities.

• Process improvement efforts and/or other opportunities to automate these processes with computer applications with C++ and/or Java where applicable.
• Perform field collection data techniques for CDMA, GSM, UMTS, LTE, and VoLTE wireless technology environments.
• Perform data processing for various carriers and technology including GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, WIMAX and LTE.
• Change parameters and implement other network enhancing features to meet the aggressive KPI's for UMTS network.
• Coordinate with RF engineers to resolve day-to-day issues and support regions to deliver KPI of every UMTS cluster
• Test, identify and troubleshoot problems in the field with cellular networks as well as with data collection equipment.
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Telecom engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage global corporate VPN (voice private network).
• Design and manage numerous PBX installations throughout Europe and Asia.
• Manage DS3 and switch activity in the central and southern regions.
• Manage port requests for ethernet, async and sync connectivity for remote network management.
• Manage, configure and maintain Qfiniti Etalk monitor/recorder, utilizing AES with CTI links.
• Manage and monitor all voice projects throughout the AOR as the DISA voice SME.
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