Support Analyst - Telecom : Enterprise ( Activation)
HCLTech
Bengaluru, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaPosted 24 days agoDiscoveredMatch locked
Job Summary
The Circuit Designer – Transport Backbone Network is responsible for designing, optimizing, and provisioning high-capacity transport networks for telecom enterprises. This role focuses on Fiber-optic transmission, DWDM/OTN, MPLS, and Ethernet-based backbone networks, ensuring high availability, scalability, and resilience. The designer collaborates with network architects & operations to plan and implement end-to-end transport solutions
Key Responsibilities
- Design and plan transport backbone networks using DWDM, OTN, SDH/SONET, and IP/MPLS technologies.
- Develop circuit layouts, network schematics, and path protection strategies to ensure network redundancy and fault tolerance.
- Design long-haul, metro, and access transport networks supporting enterprise and carrier-grade services.
- Work with Fiber-optic network planning tools to optimize link budgets, latency, and capacity planning.
- Engineer and provision Fiber-optic circuits, leased lines, and backbone links based on capacity requirements.
- Implement Ethernet, MPLS, and optical transport services to support enterprise and wholesale customers.
Skill Requirements
- Expertise in Fiber-optic transport technologies (DWDM, OTN,
SDH/SONET
, MPLS-TP).
- Strong understanding of IP/MPLS, Carrier Ethernet, VPNs, and QoS.
- Experience with Fiber path design, link budget analysis, and optical power calculations.
- Hands-on knowledge of network management systems (NMS), EMS, and OSS tools.
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills in circuit and network design
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications, Information Technology, or a related field.
Experience: 2
-7 years of experience in transport backbone or fixed-line circuit design roles.
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