Parallel Wireless

Parallel Wireless

5G/LTE Network Engineer I

Greater Boston Area

Work authorization requiredDetected 103 days ago
PythonBashLinuxNetwork SecurityElectrical Engineering5G/LTENetwork EngineeringCommunication

About the role

  • You will work across the full lifecycle of mobile network infrastructure from lab integration and commissioning through live deployment, performance monitoring, and ongoing optimization.
  • One day you're tracing a signaling failure at the protocol level
  • the next you're investigating why a cluster of cells is underperforming against their KPI targets.

Responsibilities

  • Ability to read and interpret packet captures even if you're still building that skill
  • As pioneers of Open RAN, we prioritize innovation, flexibility, and sustainability to help build a more connected, and green networks.
  • Join us as we lead the future of telecommunications, driving innovation through green and sustainable networks.

Requirements

  • A Bachelor's or Masters's degree in Telecommunications, Electrical Engineering, Computer Networks, or a related field, recent graduate or up to 1 year of experience
  • Comfort working in Linux environments from the command line
  • Clear written and verbal communication: your analysis is only as good as your ability to explain it
  • Ability to travel internationally as needed

Benefits

  • Learn more about our mission, vision and values.

Company info

  • Headquartered in the USA with global R&D centers, we are proud to serve over 60 customers worldwide and have been recognized with over 100 industry awards.
  • Our mission is to accelerate GSMA's Mobile Net Zero initiative by reducing TCO and driving innovation across the telecom ecosystem.Learn more at www.parallelwireless.com.
  • We are committed to building inclusive and diverse teams representing all backgrounds, with a wide range of perspectives, and empowering industry-leading skills.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • Be authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship

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