A telecommunications engineer configures or designs voice, data, and video communications systems. Your responsibilities in this career include working to install or maintain telephones, networks, telecom equipment, telephony elements, voicemail systems, or conferencing systems. Other duties include evaluating and reviewing requests from managers, technicians, and engineers for system modifications, estimating the costs for components or system operation and implementation "What does a telecommunication engineer do?", here is a list of some common duties of a telecommunication engineer: install new hardware and software for telecommunication systems test hardware and software to determine efficiency and compatibility with existing systems evaluate system performance provide high-speed data transmission services monitor network traffic, security and capacity to identify issues that may impact service ensure timely planning and implementation of various projects resolve all network and telecom service related issues ensure compliance to mandated protocols and processes update and improve technical documentation to support security requirements attend to clients to resolve issues and system errors have an in-depth understanding of products and services provided by a company maximise efficiency by adopting new methods and troubleshooting periodically participate in disaster relief exercises A Bachelor of Engineeringis usually required to attain a Telecommunications Engineer role Job Type: Seasonal
Contract length: 9 months Salary: $57.20-$72.87 per hour Schedule:

• 12 hour shift
• Monday to Friday
• On call
• Weekend availability

Work Location: One location