Cellular Test Engineer; GNR​/LTE Product Field Testing of Smartphones​/Devices

Cellular Test Engineer (5

GNR/LTE) Product Field Testing of Smartphones/Devices
Responsibilities

• You will be driven to local and non-local in short notice to test Cellular connectivity of nex‑gen smartphones and devices (days will be a mix of being out in the field and in the lab)
• You will travel to testing locations up to 1 hour away for the entire day, up to 4 days out of the week. Transportation/Driver will be provided.
• You will communicate if there is a technical issue and have strong fundamental skills and judgement skills
• You will judge the testing/data and should be able to move forward without asking for help and be able to adapt quickly
• Not necessarily looking for experts, but candidates with 1-8 years’ experience with developed fundamental skills
• Strong analytical skills/good at identifying problems (should be able to judge testing conditions/if testing is going well and how to move forward with the next step instead of constantly calling for help)
• Able to report back with data, describe technical problems and are easily adaptable
• If the candidate is not an expert, you will get trained as long as you have fundamental knowledge in wireless domains (LTE, 5
  
  GNR)
• You will perform log analysis in the lab

• 1-8 years of cellular testing experience (5G/LTE Stack)
• Knowledge in cellular domain wireless with basic to good understanding in 5
  
  GNR and LTE protocol stack
• Cellular baseband Log analysis for 4G, 5G and LTE features is required with limited to good hands‑on experience
• Must be willing to learn cellular field testing if you do not have this experience
• Good analytical skills and judgement while executing test campaigns
• Ability to quickly adapt and learn
• Ability to work independently in the field and troubleshoot common technical set up issues in the field
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Must be detail oriented and focused on problem identification
• Able to travel local and non‑local in short notice

• Ability to look at cellular log for on‑field debugging is highly desired