Radio Trunking Engineer - Private LTE/5G & Access Technologies

Role Summary:
The Radio Trunking Engineer is responsible for the design, optimization, and integration of radio access systems, including private LTE/5G networks and trunked communications. This role supports mission-critical deployments in industrial environments, ensuring reliable and secure wireless connectivity.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and optimize private LTE/5G networks for industrial clients (e.g., mining operations).
• Lead interoperability projects involving multi-vendor RAN and Core integration (e.g., Nokia-Ericsson 5G NSA).
• Conduct performance analysis and troubleshooting of radio access systems.
• Support deployment and configuration of public and private antennas.
• Manage synchronization and paging optimization projects for WCDMA and LTE networks.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-performance wireless solutions.
• Lead research and innovation initiatives in new access technologies and IoT.
• Prepare technical documentation and contribute to project planning and execution.

• Degree in Telecommunications Engineering; Master's in Mobile Communications Engineering (5G).
• 10+ years of experience in radio access technologies (2G/3G/LTE/5G).
• Hands-on experience with Ericsson and Huawei RAN equipment.
• Strong understanding of synchronization, paging, and mobility in cellular networks.
• Experience in antenna installation, configuration, and fault analysis.
• Advanced English proficiency; Spanish native speaker.
• Certifications in LTE, digital tools (ICDL), and synchronization systems.

• Experience in mining sector deployments (e.g., BHP Escondida, Spence).
• Strong analytical and research skills in radio optimization.
• Familiarity with Optisystem, Big Data analytics, and IoT applications.