Aylin White
Telecoms Design Engineer

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Telecoms Design Engineer – Data Centre Projects
Freelance
Long term contracts
£600/ day
Due to continued growth and a strong pipeline of high-profile projects, we are looking for a number of Telecoms Design Engineers to join a well-established global engineering and design consultancy on a freelance basis.
THE COMPANY
Award-winning global multidisciplinary consultancy with an established international presence.
Strong pipeline of work within the critical infrastructure/ data centre sector with major projects throughout UK and Europe.
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KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
The Telecoms Design Engineer will be tasked with designing the following systems: Outside Plant (OSP) & Inside Plant (ISP), Active Network, Passive Network, Network Room Design, Containment, Wi-Fi, ROIP, DAS and Audio/Visual
The Telecoms Design Engineer will be collaborating with the wider ICT/ Security team as well as with multi-disciplinary design teams on large-scale data centre projects.
The Telecoms Design Engineer will be delivering coordinated designs, attending project meetings.


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SKILLS AND BACKGROUND
The Telecoms Design Engineer will hold demonstrable experience of Telecoms/ ICT Design on data centre projects.
The Telecoms Design Engineer will ideally have experience of Bluebeam, Revit and AutoCAD (although not essential)
The Telecoms Design Engineer will have experience of working remotely with a full home set up
If you are an experienced Telecoms Design Engineer looking for a long-term contract working on major data centre developments throughout the world then this is for you.
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