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Transmission Technology Instructor

Kinshasa

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Contract 2 months
Transmission Technology Instructor We are currently recruiting for our client, a prestigious telecommunications company to su... Show morepport their project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Position Title: Transmission Technology Instructor Position Type: Contract Start Date: March 2016 Duration: 2 months Location: Kinshasa Contact: Dalibor Slatki Responsibilities: - Teach 5 day training course for Wireless multivendor technology. - Apply the 5 day training through a period of 2 months. - Main emphasis is on ZTE equipment. - Responsible for knowledge transfer in the areas of Operation & Maintenance and Configuration for Transmission Network Technology. - Lead by example, education based on strong theory and actual on site situations. Qualifications/Skills Required: - 10 + years of Transmission technology experience. - Background in network operations. - Experience in team management. - Strong knowledge of ZTE equipment. - Must be familiar with Microwave, Switches and Routers - E2E Transmission Network elements. - Fluent English and French. Please submit your CV to: sales(at) manning global Quoting reference: CHN_MGDS_WTI6755 Or call Dalibor. If you know of anyone within your network who may also be interested in this position, we highly appreciate you forwarding this position to them. Please note: 1. That we do all we can to respond to your application but if we have not contacted you within 2 business days following your application, it is likely we are not able to consider your...View on site
 

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