Telecommunication systems designer vs network planner

Differences between telecommunication systems designer and network planner duties and responsibilities

Telecommunication systems designer example responsibilities.

• Manage relationships through CRM documentation and complete post-sale customer follow ups.
• Coordinate with PEO C3T, PMs, ATEC, CECOM and contractors to ensure operational readiness.
• Develop handbags from initial sketch through final product including material sourcing, development of prototypes, sampling and technical specifications.
• Design and develop project-based graphics including logos, illustrations, diagrams, and content-supporting imagery as needed.

Network planner example responsibilities.

• Manage Ethernet LANs in high profile company buildings.
• Manage and analyze traffic backhaul for Ethernet and SONET circuits in between central offices.
• Develop and manage the plan for new technology deployment that convert network backbone to IP.
• Manage projects responsible for the customer turn ups of domestic and international customers on all BSLD switches in the network.
• Coordinate marketing brainstorming meetings, prepare minutes, manage project follow-up, and create summary PowerPoint presentations.
• Create and maintain broadband network trunk diagrams as switches and trunks are add and remove from the network.
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