Telecommunications Engineering Professionals

This occupation may include associated occupations with varying tasks.

• planning designing building configuring and commissioning telecommunications devices networks and systems such as voice radio two-way data microwave satellite and digital data systems and ensuring telecommunications systems interconnect with equipment
• compiling engineering project proposals to define goals identify scope background and need and ascertain cost of equipment parts and services
• evaluating and procuring new products and services from vendors
• ensuring compliance with laws regulations policies and procedures in the provision of telecommunications systems
• selecting and developing new telecommunications sites by locating sites filing documents drawing up documents for approval drafting construction drawings and following through to approval
• determining appropriate configurations of telecommunications hardware and software ensuring desired performance of telecommunications equipment
• preparing and interpreting specifications drawings and regulations for the use of telecommunications equipment
• determining the type and arrangement of circuits transformers circuit-breakers transmission lines and equipment
• identifying and analysing problems and needs of existing telecommunications systems such as interference intelligibility and clarity to determine the most appropriate means of reducing eliminating and avoiding current and future problems and improve communications
• monitoring telecommunications systems to assess need for updates upgrades enhancements preventive maintenance and new systems
• assessing performance levels of system hardware and software to project future needs and developing shortand long-terms plans for updating equipment adding capabilities enhancing existing systems and providing improved telecommunications.

Do you have a flair for coding in Java, fixing computer bugs and setting up data networks? Or are you into producing compelling web content via slick copy, video and audio production?If you answered yes to either of these questions then you should definitely explore the many career pathways available in the exciting world of Information, Media and Telecommunications.The Information, Media and Telecommunications industry requires people with a diverse range of skills. From those who can drive the technology that controls the storage and dissemination of information, to creative-types, skilled at producing innovative solutions for clients wanting their business to stand out from the crowd. This industry also employs people who have solid interpersonal skills for roles in client sales and support.Just about every organisation requires some kind of information technology facility, therefore working in this industry means the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of enterprises.There are career pathways in data management, games and multimedia design, hardware and software maintenance and support, database design and networking. You could work as an electronics technician, a data communications tradesperson or as website designer. With relevant qualifications and experience you could even manage entire information systems. Check out the list of occupations below.

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