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is CCNA useful for RAN Engineer?
VinUnleaded
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I've been seeing job opening for RAN engineers near my town but I have no idea what they do and what qualifications. Does anyone know what certification is useful for this position?
Required Qualifications
Associates degree in Engineering, Math or Sciences.
3-5 years of progressive successful development as an engineer.
Strong knowledge of and the ability to solve complex issues in the areas of RF engineering principles (RF communications theory, design principles, network optimization, propagation modeling and prediction, etc.) and vendor capability assessment, Network architecture (3GPP Air interface, standards, technology and evolution, etc.), Vendor capability assessment and Wireless engineering principles (cell site/tower design, attributes and specifications, and RAN design, spectrum/frequency planning, etc.).
Fully proficient with Hardware (Cell ite equipment layout, network infrastructures), Performance Management (System KPIs and metrics, etc.), and Software (Parameter definition, etc).
Desired Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Math or Sciences
Required Qualifications
Associates degree in Engineering, Math or Sciences.
3-5 years of progressive successful development as an engineer.
Strong knowledge of and the ability to solve complex issues in the areas of RF engineering principles (RF communications theory, design principles, network optimization, propagation modeling and prediction, etc.) and vendor capability assessment, Network architecture (3GPP Air interface, standards, technology and evolution, etc.), Vendor capability assessment and Wireless engineering principles (cell site/tower design, attributes and specifications, and RAN design, spectrum/frequency planning, etc.).
Fully proficient with Hardware (Cell ite equipment layout, network infrastructures), Performance Management (System KPIs and metrics, etc.), and Software (Parameter definition, etc).
Desired Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Math or Sciences
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Optionschmod
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A CCNA is always useful for anyone on the networking field. Is a very basic knowledge.