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Fastest growing telecom sector has been demanding for the successful and well practiced engineers today. Numbers of people are making career in this field every year. Before you put a step ahead towards making a career as telecom engineer, it would be good to look at career prospects, job info, and essential information.

Skills required

A professional and skilled telecom engineer needs some abilities including analytical skills, good communication patterns, methodological approach, detailed attention, talent to read    and understand technical diagrams, circuit diagrams, and cabling plans.

Telecommunication engineering job duties and responsibilities

Telecommunication engineer needs to do various tasks in day-to-day life that may include following activities:

1.       Install satellites or aerials

2.       Create communication and data networks

3.       Achieve the company’s objective by accepting rights for bringing about the new and several useful requests and discover the golden opportunities to add importance to job success.

4.       Set and test the underground as well as under-floor cabling

5.       Finding and solving the mistakes to ensure development of error-free and advanced system or device

6.       Plan, design, manufacture, monitor, and test several inventive telecommunication parts, facilities, and related broadcasting devices such as copper telephone facilities, complex electronic switching systems, and video conferencing links

7.       Works interactively and closely with the business partners and clients, discussing the needs and solutions such as CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) to manage, control, and track the calls. 

Working hours

Telecom engineer generally have to work 9-5. But, it is not the fixed timing; they may be required to work for extra timings in case of urgent work to meet the project delivery deadline. Sometime, they may need to travel outside the country also for periodic examination and site study.

Required education and qualification

To make an entry as telecommunication engineer, the candidates usually need bachelors and master’s degree in electronics or electrical engineering, telecommunications, computer science, IT, physics, and other technical subject. The aspirants also need programs approved by ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology).

Training and placement