Telecommunications system analyst vs communications systems engineer

Differences between telecommunications system analyst and communications systems engineer duties and responsibilities

Telecommunications system analyst example responsibilities.

• Manage and coordinate telecommunication services, system upgrades and new site implementation.
• Manage numerous network services projects such as integrating data circuits on existing local T1 access lines currently facilitating voice PBX installations.
• Work in the DoD system daily to complete all above task.
• Work with Ryder's LAN/WAN team on troubleshooting issues with the building telecom infrastructure affecting the VoIP.
• Programme and maintain ACD groups, phone sets, voice mail, distribution lists, and speed dial.
• Analyze system capacity and network traffic to insure efficiency and the proper utilization of the PBX is being used.
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Communications systems engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage the day-to-day operation of a large-scale military airfield RF communications-electronics planning, integration and maintenance facility.
• Develop and integrate software that drives flight control system hardware and achieves product requirements for an international avionics customer base.
• Lead person in evaluating, researching, and testing of LAN communications Software/Hardware.
• Design premise wiring to support both voice and data during new facilities installations and LAN upgrades.
• Conduct documentation, PBX cutover vendor coordination and initial site turnover and signoff of (UAT) user acceptance testing.
• Perform communications interference analyses involving various customer spacecraft and NASA assets, including characterization of communications degradation due to co-channel interferers.
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