Plans and develops EMS services for homes and commercial users, integrating batteries and solar devices with web/mobile apps, cloud systems, APIs, and AI-based demand and generation forecasting.
About this role
This role sits within the network infrastructure division responsible for planning, designing, and building the optical infrastructure that supports mobile, broadband, corporate, and other communications services. Its scope covers international submarine cables and landing stations, as well as domestic backbone optical cables and related equipment rooms.
The specialist leads upstream work from infrastructure strategy and investment planning through design, construction, technical discussions, procurement, and external coordination. The role also drives large, long-term projects with telecommunications operators, hyperscalers, railway operators, and government or administrative bodies, while addressing technical challenges and improving network infrastructure. The work requires at least two years of practical experience in one of several relevant areas, including submarine cable projects, optical transmission or cable networks, communications construction, network infrastructure project management, or technical coordination, procurement, contract negotiation, and alliance promotion with industry partners.
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