Pre-Post RF Tuning Engineer

Location: Plano
Posted on: October 28, 2024

Job Description:

This role is focusing on CDMA & EVDO, where the team is migrating to a new RBS/release (modernization). LTE work can be later included in this assignment. The end date of the project can also change. Minimum skills for this position: - Strong understanding of CDMA/EVDO technology. - Have worked on a Nortel/Ericsson Legacy BTS (DCG/eDCG/MFRM) project before. ? Coordinate with local LDO (implementation mgrs., market mgrs., etc.) for planning of 3G site migrations ? Coordinate with IM in preparation of script generation ? Ensure session files are error free prior to script generation?. Scripting team will do this but lead needs to be aware of session file issues and work with cross functional team to resolve ? Ensure all q-track deliverables are aligned with integration dates (IM will request integration / migration scripts, RF and other groups develop the scripts, NIC implements) ? Monitor sites during pre-migration soak period for alarms. ? Perform pre migration (drive-less shakedown) data analysis (make sure site is functionally ready to take traffic). Work with ASP drive teams to test remote sites where necessary. ? Work with cross functional teams to resolve any functional issues that are uncovered during drive-less shakedown (sectors not taking traffic, swapped sectors, scripting issues) before actual migration The person should be able to work independently and with minimum supervision - Quality and accuracy of deliverables have to be very high - Needs to be a good team player - Should be able to work extra hours when needed - Minimum 3 years of relevant experience Optimization Knowledge and ability to work these tools are preferred: - RFDS - MapInfo (Mandatory) - Excellent in Excel/PowerPoint (Mandatory) We are an equal employment opportunity employer and will consider all qualified candidates without regard to disability or protected veteran status.

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