Central office facilities planning engineer vs radio frequency engineer

Differences between central office facilities planning engineer and radio frequency engineer duties and responsibilities

Central office facilities planning engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage multiple projects involving both internal and vendor resources affecting national production infrastructure.
• Train other department personnel in the use of AutoCAD.
• Perform all applications of detail engineering of telecommunication equipment for Bellcore companies.
• Work directly with product managers and UI designers to understand business requirements to ensure product visions are properly interpret and implement.
• Plan and coordinate software retrofits in large 5ESS and DMS-100 clusters.
• Locate and resolve new machine operation errors including PLC program logic errors and mechanical failures.

Radio frequency engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage joint projects together with Samsung, Motorola, etc.
• Lead the development of the security layer of Wi-Fi on Sandbridge's proprietary platform.
• Assist with live broadcasts, update the community calendar, manage WCJW Facebook page.
• Process improvement efforts and/or other opportunities to automate these processes with computer applications with C++ and/or Java where applicable.
• Measure stationary test for DL and UL throughput using iPerf.
• Advance WLAN troubleshooting on WLAN infrastructures, as well as surveying using AirMagnet.
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