Wireless Architect (RAN Architect)

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central business solutionsEast Boston (MA)

Computer Systems Engineers/Architects Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite)

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About the role

Job TitleMandatory Skills: Development Exp. C/C++ with 3G/LTE/5GJob Description:

Education: BE/BTech/MTech/MS/MCA: Electronics & Communications Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Other similar US degreesExperience level: 10-20 YearsKey Skills: Wireless domain expertise in 3G/LTE/5G technologiesProduct Roadmap Development, Feasibility Studies & simulations, Contribution to specification bodies, Product proposal developmentArchitecting RAN side nodes from scratch and guiding multiple Dev and Integration & Verification (I&V) teams working on all the layers in access stratumDesign, Development and Implementation experience in 3G/LTE/5G Layer 1, Layer 2, Layer 3 protocolsRadio Resource Management, Channel Allocation, Scheduling Algorithm Conceptualization & Development (Experience in filing IP/Patents in related areas would be a plus)L1-L2 Adaptation Layer Development (involving FAPI interface) experience on LTE/5G Macro, Small cell SoCs (preferably Qualcomm) Programming experience using C/C++, Linux, Multi core, Multi-threaded applications, Shared Memory, IPC, RTOS conceptsExperience with I&V tools (TM500, VSA, VSG Spectrum Analyzer etc.), Simulators, Coding (C/C++), Debugging tools (GDB, Wireshark, Lauterbach etc.)

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