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Skills
Cloud Architectureunmatched
Cloud Computingunmatched
Communication Skillsunmatched
Computer Scienceunmatched
Cost Effectiveness Analysisunmatched
Cross-Functionalunmatched
DNS (Domain Name System)unmatched
Electrical Engineeringunmatched
Emerging Technologyunmatched
Interpersonal Skillsunmatched
Microservicesunmatched
Network Architecture/Engineeringunmatched
Network Protocolsunmatched
Performance Tuning/Optimizationunmatched
Presentation/Verbal Skillsunmatched
Requirements Managementunmatched
TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)unmatched
Technical Researchunmatched
Technical/Engineering Designunmatched
Technology Analysisunmatched
Telecommunicationsunmatched
Telecommunications Industryunmatched
Trend Analysisunmatched
Virtualizationunmatched
VoIP (Voice over IP)unmatched
Wireless Communicationsunmatched
Writing Skillsunmatched
Description
Services Architect
Key responsibilities
Design and architecture: Create and implement network and service architecture frameworks for telecommunications solutions.
Requirements analysis: Assess an organization's business and technical requirements to design solutions that meet those needs.
Technology evaluation: Research, evaluate, and select appropriate technologies, such as for Optical, wireless, cloud communication, and VoIP.
Collaboration: Work with various stakeholders, including technical teams, business units, and vendors, to ensure seamless integration and project success.
Optimization: Continuously work to optimize performance, security, and cost-effectiveness of the network.
Stay current: Keep up to date with emerging trends and technologies in the telecommunications industry.
Essential skills and qualifications
Technical expertise: Deep knowledge of telecommunications networks, protocols, and infrastructure (e.g., Wireline, Optical, wireline, TCP/IP, DNS).
Cloud and virtualization: Experience with cloud-native architecture, microservices, and virtualization (vRAN) and optical and central office experience is often required.
Specific technology knowledge: Hands-on experience with specific network functions is a significant plus (e.g., SMF, UPF, AMF, or others).
Education: A degree in a technical field like computer science or electrical engineering, or equivalent work experience.
Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to interact with both technical and non-technical audiences.
Interpersonal skills: Strong ability to work with and influence cross-functional teams.