Telecoms Network Planner
- brighton, east sussex, BN1 1AA, United Kingdom
- Job type not listed
- Full time
- £50,000 - £50,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is seeking a detail-oriented Telecoms Network Planner to join their established team in Brighton . This role is central to the strategic development and expansion of the company's network infrastructure. You will be responsible for analyzing network capacity requirements, forecasting future demand, and developing detailed plans for network growth and upgrades. Your expertise will be vital in ensuring that our telecommunications network can meet the evolving needs of our customers and support future service innovations.
Key Responsibilities
- Analyze current network utilization and performance data to identify capacity gaps and areas for improvement.
- Develop long-term network growth and expansion plans, including fiber rollouts and infrastructure upgrades.
- Forecast future network traffic demands based on market trends and customer growth.
- Create detailed network designs and schematics for new deployments and service expansions.
- Collaborate with engineering, operations, and sales teams to align network plans with business objectives.
- Prepare cost estimates and justifications for proposed network investments.
Requirements
- Experience in network planning or design within the telecommunications industry .
- Strong understanding of network architecture, including fiber optics, copper, and wireless technologies.
- Proficiency in network planning tools and capacity management software.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to interpret complex technical data and translate it into actionable plans.
- Good communication and stakeholder management skills.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
- Opportunity to shape the future of a major telecoms network .
- Professional development and training in network planning techniques.
- A vibrant and collaborative working environment in Brighton .
- Contribute to the essential infrastructure of the telecoms sector.


