Supports wireless network validation and verification through LTE and 5G NR field testing. Assists with system integration, customer requirement and feedback analysis, issue diagnosis, feature validation, and performance optimization while collaborating with senior engineers.
We are a leading company in the wireless broadband communications industry looking for talented professionals with a winning attitude.
Job Description
As part of our Entry-Level Engineer Intern Program, you will gain hands-on experience working with next-generation wireless technologies while collaborating with experienced engineers on real-world product testing, validation, and deployment activities. This program is designed to develop future engineering talent and provide a pathway for growth within WNC.
Key Responsibilities
- Telecom System V&V Validation/Verification Field Support & Testing: Assist in evaluating wireless network performance (LTE / 5G NR) through active field testing and validation.
- System Integration Product & Field Feedback: Systematically collect and analyze customer requirements and feedback.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with senior engineers to diagnose system issues, validate new features, and optimize overall performance.
Academic Requirements
- Degree: Pursuing or recently completed a Bachelor’s or Master’s in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field.
- Relevant Coursework/Projects:
- Knowledge of 5G protocols, RF, Antenna, NTN, O-RAN standards, and broadband technologies.
- Hands-on experience with 5G products, Wi-Fi routers, IoT platforms, and network diagnostics
- Excellent communication and customer-facing skills.
Education
BachelorWork Experience
Language
Skills
AI Architecture, AI Architecture, AI Concepts, AI Platforms, AI Programming, Atlassian Confluence, Business Intelligence Architecture, Deployment Support, Device Setup, Error Messages, Hardware Troubleshooting, Help Desk Support, HipChat, Incident Management, Internet Protocol (IP), Issue Tracking, Knowledge-Centered Service, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Windows Support, Network Analytics, Network Monitoring, Network Support, Network Troubleshooting, Problem Management, Remote Technical Support {+ 3 more}Similar Jobs
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