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Connectivity Tester (Entry level position) Austin

Posted 7 days ago

osi engineeringAustin (TX)

SENIORITY

Entry

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$20-$25

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About the role

Job Description: Entry-Level Connectivity Tester (Product Field Testing of Phones & Devices) We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented individual to join our team as an Entry-Level Cellular Tester. In this role, you will support field and lab testing of next-generation smartphones and devices, gaining hands-on experience in 5G and LTE technologies. This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or those starting their career in wireless communications to build expertise in a fast-paced and dynamic field.
Responsibilities: Support testing of cellular connectivity for next-generation smartphones and devices, spending time in the field and lab. Travel to testing locations to test various devices, with transportation provided. Learn to evaluate testing data and troubleshoot issues independently after training. Assist in identifying and describing technical issues, leveraging strong problem-solving skills. Support with report findings and provide detailed insights into test results. Participate in training to develop knowledge in LTE and 5GNR technologies.
Qualifications: Basic understanding of cellular networks and wireless communication, particularly 5G and LTE. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail. Willingness to learn quickly and adapt to new challenges. Good written and verbal communication skills. A degree in a related field (e.g., Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Computer Engineering, Electronics) is preferred but not required.
What We Offer: Hands-on training to build your expertise in wireless communications. Opportunities to work with cutting-edge mobile technologies, including 5G and LTE. A collaborative and supportive team environment.
Locations: Austin, TX (onsite)
Duration: 12+ months Pay Range: $20-$25/H (DOE)
Contact Information: Diane You 408.550.2800

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