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Network Design Engineer

Hounslow
2 weeks ago
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Network Design Engineer

Contract: Six Months

Location: Heathrow

Day Rate: £450 Per Day - Inside IR35

Job Profile

As a Network Designer/Implementation Engineer working within Airport Infrastructure, you will play a key role in designing, implementing, and maintaining cutting-edge network and communication systems essential for the smooth operation of modern airports. Your responsibilities will include creating and deploying solutions across various platforms, such as Networking, Telecommunications, CCTV, WLAN, OTN, Radio, and emerging technologies like 5G.

Responsibilities

Network Design & Implementation:
Develop comprehensive network designs, focusing on reliability, scalability, and future growth.
Implement network infrastructure.
Work on fiber-optic and structured cabling solutions.
Telecommunications:
Design and implement telecom systems, ensuring efficient communication within the airport.
Manage telephony, VoIP, and emergency communication systems.
CCTV and Security Systems:
Design and deploy large-scale IP-based CCTV surveillance systems across the airport.
Ensure systems comply with security standards and regulations.
OTN (Optical Transport Network):
Support and manage high-capacity data transport networks using OTN for scalable airport operations.
Radio Communication:
Implement and support radio systems (UHF/VHF), including for air traffic control and emergency services.
Compliance & Security:
Ensure all systems adhere to the highest security standards, safeguarding critical airport operations.
Maintain compliance with industry regulations, such as ICAO standards.
Collaboration & Documentation:
Collaborate with airport authorities, contractors, and vendors to deliver end-to-end solutions.
Maintain detailed documentation of designs, configurations, and implementation procedures.

Training Recommendations

Candidates with Minimum Requirements: If they have Network/Telecoms background, further development, the following training areas will be provided:

CCTV Surveillance Systems (IP cameras, VMS integration).
Wireless Networking (WLAN and 5G): Advanced training in wireless design, high-density Wi-Fi solutions, and 5G infrastructure.
OTN and Fiber Optic Communication: Training in Optical Transport Network technology, fiber cabling standards, and deployment.
Radio Systems (UHF/VHF): Comprehensive training on air traffic control and emergency communication systems.
Airport-Specific Compliance and Security: Training on ICAO standards, aviation security requirements, and mission-critical system designs.
Work on next-gen technologies such as 5G, IoT, and advanced cybersecurity in one of the most dynamic and complex infrastructure environments.

ECS Recruitment Group Ltd is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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