RF Optimization Engineer; Ericsson ENM & Nokia NetAct, 4G/5G & T-Mobile Remote; US, Canada, Mexico
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Wireless / 5G, Telecoms Engineering
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position Summary:
Driving advanced radio frequency optimization, wireless network performance management, and multi-band cluster tuning across remote operations in the US, Canada, and Mexico, Comp Nova is actively seeking an accomplished RF Optimization Engineer for a premier C2C contract professional engagement. In this vital technical leadership role, you will take full operational, tactical, and technical ownership of 4G LTE and 5G performance, T-Mobile market KPI enhancement, Ericsson ENM and Nokia Net Act platform monitoring, and spectrum optimization.
Bringing 7 to 10+ years of progressive professional experience in RF optimization supporting Tier-1 telecommunications markets, you will empower an elite technical recruitment and wireless consultancy enterprise to achieve uncompromised network stability, secure KPI compliance, and superior mobile data experiences. This prestigious career opportunity offers competitive remuneration, high-visibility enterprise exposure, and professional growth within a leading global technical recruitment and IT consulting enterprise.
Job Description:
As an RF Optimization Engineer supporting Comp Nova on a remote professional contract basis across the US, Canada, and Mexico (open to C2C arrangements), you will take full operational, tactical, and technical ownership of wireless network performance analysis, KPI monitoring, multi-band spectrum tuning, and cross-functional engineering collaboration. Your day-to-day responsibilities include executing 4G/5G LTE/ optimization and performance management across complex carrier networks, monitoring and improving T-Mobile market KPIs including Drop Call Rates, Setup Success Rates, VoLTE/VoNR voice quality, and data throughput, optimizing multi-band clusters specifically focusing on T-Mobile’s 5G Ultra Capacity spectrum, leveraging Ericsson (ENM) or Nokia (Net Act) network management platforms, utilizing advanced optimization and drive test tools such as Actix, TEMS, Nemo, Atoll, and Map Info, collaborating proactively with RF planning squads, and interacting directly with senior talent acquisition specialists like Salwan Singh.
Key Responsibilities:- Perform comprehensive 4G LTE and 5G (SA & NSA) radio frequency optimization and network performance management across regional markets.
- Monitor, analyze, and systematically improve T-Mobile market key performance indicators (KPIs) including Drop Call Rates (DCR) and Setup Success Rates.
- Optimize VoLTE and VoNR voice services, packet data throughput, and spectral efficiency across multi-vendor wireless architectures.
- Execute rigorous spectrum optimization across multi-band clusters, specifically focusing on T-Mobile’s 5G Ultra Capacity network rollouts.
- Utilize Ericsson Network Manager (ENM) and Nokia Net Act platforms for performance counter tracking, alarm monitoring, and parameter auditing.
- Leverage advanced drive test analysis and post-processing tools including Actix, TEMS, Nemo, Atoll, and Map Info for coverage verification.
- Collaborate proactively with radio network planning engineers, field operations teams, and client technical stakeholders.
- Maintain meticulous performance tracking logs, optimization runbooks, KPI acceptance reports, and stakeholder audit documentation.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related technical discipline.
- Minimum of 7 to 10+ years of progressive professional hands-on experience in RF optimization, wireless performance, and cluster tuning.
- Strong, demonstrable operational expertise supporting Tier-1 North American mobile network operators, ideally T-Mobile markets.
- Comprehensive working knowledge and practical proficiency in 4G LTE and…
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