Solution Engineer - 3 slots

Posted 4 days ago

3b staffingMiddletown (NJ)

Computer Systems Engineers/Architects Wired Telecommunications Carriers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60/hr

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About the role

Urgent roles Please ensure there is no resume padding, copying of the JD, or keyword stuffing We need 3 more Solution Engineers - Telecom (Core / Broadband / SDN) On site 3+ days a week in Middletown, NJ. - local only Client- Amdocs/AT&T. Any visa will do. Max rate $60/hr.6-12 month Solution Engineers We are opening a new search for Solution Engineers within large-scale telecommunications environments. While previous emphasis was placed on Mobility/RAN, we are now broadening the scope to include strong experience in core routing, broadband services, SDN, cable broadband, and fiber networks.

What We're Looking For:

Strong telecom background in inventory, workflow, and service provisioning
Hands-on experience with Fiber networks (required)
Practical experience with TMF frameworks or knowledge of ordering systems, including the development of APIs between the ordering system and inventory system (required)
Experience supporting large-scale carrier networks (Tier-1 preferred)
Ability to translate business requirements into clear, structured user stories

Nice to Have:

Experience with Tier-1 carrier
Exposure to OSS/BSS platforms
Cloud-native or hybrid infrastructure experience

This role is ideal for a senior telecom Solution Engineer who understands how carrier networks operate end-to-end and can design scalable, resilient solutions aligned to business needs.

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