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RAN Deployment & Integration Engineer

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RAN Deployment & Integration Engineer
Location: Solihull, UK
Outside IR35 Long term contract
Minimum Requirements:
- 5+ years Ericsson RAN experience
- Ericsson BBU/IRU implementation experience
- ATP support experience
- Manufacturing/private network experience preferred
Objective:
Support deployment, commissioning, integration, ATP validation, and stabilization of the Ericsson Private 5G Indoor RAN / Radio Dots System infrastructure within JLR manufacturing facilities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Hardware Deployment with the help of JLR Contractor:
- Install and verify Ericsson BBUs.
- Install and verify IRUs.
- Inspect and validate existing Radio Dots.
- Verify grounding, power, and cabling connections.
- Verify GNSS synchronization connectivity.
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Commissioning & Integration:
- Perform Day-0 and Day-1 commissioning activities until the Network Controller, BBU, IRU, and Dots are visible in the cloud NMP Portal.
- Support Network Controller to RAN integration.
- Verify IRU and DOT registration.
- Validate radio configuration and operational status.
- Support SIM onboarding validation.
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Testing & ATP Support:
- Execute throughput tests.
- Execute latency tests.
- Execute mobility and handover tests.
- Support subscriber data and SIM provisioning validation.
- Execute redundancy and failover testing.
- Support ATP documentation and defect closure.
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Troubleshooting:
- Troubleshoot BBU, IRU, DOT, and radio integration issues.
- Support fault isolation activities.
- Escalate OEM issues to Ericsson L2/L3.


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- Hypercare:
- Support initial network stabilization.
- Participate in KPI reviews.
- Support issue resolution during hypercare.
Skills & Experience:
Mandatory:
- Ericsson Radio Access Network experience.
- BBU commissioning experience.
- IRU and Radio Dot deployment experience.
- LTE/5G RAN fundamentals.
- ATP and acceptance testing experience.
- Understanding of mobility and handover validation.
Preferred:
- Ericsson EP5G experience.
- Manufacturing/private network deployments.
- GNSS synchronization knowledge.
Deliverables:
- BBU commissioned.
- IRU commissioned.
- DOT verification completed.
- ATP support completed.
- Handover readiness achieved.
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