Wireless Engineer (ONU)

Wireless Engineer - ONU - On-site, Greenwood Village, CO 

Project Details: The Select Group is seeking a Wireless Engineer to join our client in the Telecom Space! This team is focused on Customer Provided Equipment Wi-Fi Development team in the Englewood, CO area. Ideally we are looking for a skilled, Wi-Fi Network Engineer with experience creating repeatable test cases and someone who is motivated to help us improve processes and create best standards within our lab. This team is looking for Engineers to help with testing modems and routers in a lab environment, analyzing test results against requirements, troubleshooting issues as they arise, and engaging with vendors for remediation.

Required Skills:

• 2-5+ years of Network Engineering experience
  • Cisco and/or Juniper experience
  • DOCSIS/DPOE based network experience
  • Data networking (OSI Model, TCP/IP, Optical Transport)
  • Optical fiber basic principles
• Intermediate knowledge of related industry specifications and standards IEEE, ANSI, EPON, Physical Media (Multimode Fiber, Singlemode Fiber, UTP, etc.), bridging, switching, routing, ethernet and transport technologies and protocols.
• Basic Knowledge in Test automation and End to End testing.
• In-depth knowledge of DPOE network Testing, TR-069, CPE device Performance testing.
• Working experience with chipset vendors such as Broadcom.
• Experienced with testing equipment and test methodologies
• Strong Troubleshooting skills (logic, flow, and attention to detail)
• Experience with Linux and/or Command Line functions

Nice To Have Skills:

• Experience working with any MSO, Chipset Provider or DOCSIS/ONU Vendor
• Certification: CCNA/CCNP
• Industry and vendor specific certifications and training (Cisco, Juniper, Alcatel-Lucent, etc.) are a plus.
• Python (for assistance in handover to automation team, ad-hoc proof of concept scripts)

Responsibilities:
CPE HW Development
HW Performance Testing
Feature Performance Testing
HW and Feature Development

A normal day:
We normally start our day with a meeting with all of the SCP teams at the end client (its usually a big call). We talk about release schedules and management and then dive into newly created bugs for the whole team to consider. We then have a team standup (just us) to discuss what work is in the queue, who wants to work on what and how things are going. Our standups helps us identify blockers, answer questions about priorities, make requests for help, and share news.