5G Telecom Engineer

         The 5th generation of cellular technology has finally begun to hit the Global Telecom Marketplace and will soon be supported by some of the world’s most renowned wireless behemoths like AT&T, Verizon, Lenovo, Nokia, etc. Largely, 5G Telecom Engineers will be the ones who are involved in developing, maintaining, and designing this technology, along with voice and data communications systems.

5G Telecom Engineers are professionals already skilled in the 4G platform and are gearing up for the rising technology of 5G to deliver speed and quality to the consumer. With the debut of 5G, new technologies and increased productivity are expected to emerge as well. This includes fiber, satellite, wireless, wired and better encryption and compression of data.

The launch of 5G is not likely to come all at once. The Professionals expectation is that it is to be launched in a phased manner across the geographic location and the improvements will be incremental through LTE advanced and LTE advanced pro. With the current set up in the market almost all the Telecom organizations looking for the upgrade with 5G deployments, and to speed up to upgrade their existing network infrastructure.  

Overall, a 5G Telecom Engineer will bring in the fastest speed we have ever seen in connectivity. It is expected that a 5G Telecom Engineer will leverage their existing knowledge to enhance mobile broadband connectivity to the Internet of Things (IoT). With $200 billion to be invested annually into the 5G value chain, the research estimates that new 5G tech will create $12.3 trillion of global economic output by 2035 post-launch.

5G Ready Telecom Engineers

Everybody loves speed, right? We already have the advanced network of 4G wireless, but a lot of modern consumers find the speed of this existing network to be sub-par. It is becoming difficult to provide adequate cellular services with ultra-high speed and rapid response due to large file sizes in things like video or music.

5G also needs to be consistent regarding security and regulation, so engineers will need to stay up to date in this regard. The Engineer will be required to learn and implement new technologies including, but not limited to C-RAN, Massive MIMO, LTE Advanced Pro, SON, HetNet, Mobile Edge Computing, NFV, SDN, Mesh Networks, Network Slicing, and IoT.