As a Domain Architect, you will deploy, integrate, and optimize telecom core network solutions, focusing on automation and cloud technologies. Responsibilities include supporting network solutions, contributing to automation tasks, testing network performance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
You will join a dynamic telecom architecture team working on the deployment, integration, and automation of core network solutions. This role offers hands-on experience with 3GPP-based telecommunications systems, cloud-native environments, and DevOps practices.
You will contribute to the design, validation, and optimization of telecom network solutions, with a strong focus on automation, cloud technologies, and next-generation network evolution (5G, IoT, analytics). This is a learning-driven role designed to develop future domain architects through real project exposure and collaboration with senior experts.
Responsibilities- Support the deployment, integration, and validation of telecom core network solutions (SDM, signaling, policy, etc.).
- Contribute to the automation of cloud core solutions, leveraging DevOps practices and AI-driven approaches.
- Develop scripts and automation tasks using Python, Perl, Shell, or Java.
- Assist in testing and validating network performance, reliability, and scalability.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams (engineering, development, operations) to deliver high-quality solutions.
- Document technical specifications, configurations, and integration procedures.
You Have:
- Programming skills in at least one of the following: Python, Perl, Shell, or Java
- Familiarity with Kubernetes and CI/CD practices in integration and development environments
- Knowledge of 3GPP telecommunications and core network technologies.
It Would Be Also Nice to Have:
- Understanding of virtualization and cloud technologies (OpenStack, VMware).
- Exposure to radio technologies (2G, 3G, 4G) and interest in 5G, IoT, or analytics.
- Knowledge of DevOps methodologies and cloud-native architectures.
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