Quality Assurance - Quality assurance is imperative for maintaining a competitive edge in the telecommunications industry. A company’s products and services, including networks, applications, and devices, need to be tested for speed and efficiency.
Installation - Installers set up and maintain devices and equipment that carry signals, such as telephone lines and Internet routers.
Field Service - In Field Service, you are the face of your employer as you meet sales goals and provide service with expertise and product knowledge.
Shift Supervisors - Shift Supervisors coordinate the daily operations during a shift. They are in charge of maintaining high productivity and a consistently positive customer experience.
Tower Inspectors - Tower Inspectors both inspect and maintain cell towers on a regular basis to make sure minor issues do not grow into major and expensive repairs, as well as ensure the continuity of service.
Production Supervisors - Production Supervisors oversee the production process and handle activities related to production floor employees.
Design & Test Engineers - Test Engineers determine how to create a process that would best test a particular product to assure that the product meets applicable specifications.
Sales - In Telecom, you could be selling any type of communication, including phone, satellite, cable, or Internet service providers.
Facilities Engineers - Facilities Engineers are in charge of plant maintenance or infrastructure of the building depending on the needs of the telecom company. Areas of direct responsibility might include environmental, plant, utilities, electrical engineering, civil engineering, health, safety, control and instrumentation or HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning).
