Leads spectrum strategy and international coordination for satellite constellations, shaping WRC and ITU-R proposals, negotiations, filings, and technical requirements.
About this role
In the radio infrastructure function, this role leads international spectrum strategy for satellite programs such as LEO-PNT and NTN/optical communications, connecting frequency access and rulemaking with system development and business planning. It sets WRC, ITU-R, APT and national-policy roadmaps, shapes proposals and negotiations, and leads discussions with regulators, governments, satellite operators and industry groups. Duties include reviewing contributions and agreements, coordinating frequency use and interference conditions, managing ITU satellite filings, aligning spectrum needs with system design, and advising leaders on regulatory and business risks. Applicants need practical experience in at least one of international frequency coordination, radio or telecom policy formation, ITU-R/WRC or related rulemaking, or government–operator negotiations in satellite or radio communications. They must understand the ITU Radio Regulations and WRC/ITU-R processes, know radio-engineering fundamentals such as link budgets, propagation, antennas and interference analysis, and be able to build agreement, devise long-term negotiation strategy and manage projects across stakeholders.
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