Wifi Expert H/F
About the role
- Own and drive the Wi-Fi technology roadmap aligned with operator requirements and silicon vendor evolution.
- Act as technical lead and advisor during product definition with Tier 1 customers.
- Track and analyze chipset, modem, and module vendor roadmaps (Broadcom, Qualcomm, MediaTek, etc.).Evaluate and benchmark Wi-Fi chipsets, RF solutions, and software stacks
- Provide technical leadership to firmware and software teams throughout the design cycle.
- Guide engineering teams on best practices for performance, scalability, and reliability
- Drive evolution of software platforms (RDK-B, prplOS, Linux-based stacks)
- Contribute to and promote open-source initiatives and ecosystems
- Performance, Debug & Optimization
- Define and execute test strategies and test plans to validate functionality, performance, and robustness.
- Investigate and solve complex issues together with other Sagemcom teams and chipset manufacturers
- Analyze Software, 802.11 protocol, and OTA logs to identify root causes of:
- STA assoc/disassoc, instabilitiesthroughput degradation
- Security, Wi-Fi7 MLO interoperability issues
- Drive complex issue resolution with:internal engineering teamschipset and module vendors
- Operators and certification labs
- Certification & Operator Readiness
- Lead and coordinate Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) certification strategy and execution. Interface with certification labs and regulatory bodies (FCC)
- Define mandatory and optional feature sets to certify.
- Pre-test for WFA Wi-Fi certification.
- Represent Sagemcom in:
- Wi-Fi Alliance task groups
- Support operator interoperability testing (IOT) with major carriers.
- Act as technical point of contact during operator acceptance and field trials.
- MIMO / MU-MIMO, OFDMA, BeamformingWPA2/WPA3, 802.1X, DFS, AFCMLO, TWT, BSS Coloring, QoS, roaming mechanisms
- Familiar with LAN network protocols: EAP, Radius, IPv4/v6, DHCP, ARP, ICMPv4/v6, IGMP, NAT, DNS, Hands-on experience with wireless SoC platforms (Qualcomm IPQ/ATH, Broadcom, MediaTek).Programming skills in C/C++ for embedded systems, shell, python.
- Proficiency with WiFi-related linux tools: hostapd/wpa_supplicant iwconfig, wlctl, uci, ...Mastery of debugging and performance measurement tools such as Wireshark, tcpdump, iPerf, IxChariot, etc.
- Familiarity with WiFi test equipment: Veriwave, Candela, Octoscope, ...Involvement in IEEE 802.11 or Wi-Fi Alliance working groups
- Familiarity with WFA certifications and regulatory compliance (FCC).Soft SkillsStrong analytical and problem-solving mindset.
- Ability to explain complex Wi-Fi topics to non-expert stakeholders.
- Comfortable operating in a cross-functional and international environment.
- Autonomous, proactive, and capable of driving high-impact technical decisions.
- Recognized technical authority and mentor.
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