Mobile Cloud Core Design Specialist London, England
BT
Full Time
London, England
49952 - 63500 GBP ANNUAL Today
Job description
Mobile Cloud Core Design Specialist - ESN
Job Req ID: 10092
Posting Date: 14-Feb-2023
Function: Infrastructure
Location:
Paddington, London, United Kingdom
Salary: .
Recruiter: Daniel McCarthy
Career Grade: D
Internal Closing Date: 14th march
About BT
BT has a key role in British society, fostering change and leading technology innovation. From delivering the Olympics, to supporting the emergency services, to investing more into research than any other UK technology company, we take pride in everything we do - and in the people who work here.
We're now a global company operating at the forefront of the information age, employing 90,000 people in 180 countries. And we're on a mission. Guided by our core values of Personal, Simple and Brilliant our goal is to help customers, communities and businesses overcome barriers and release their potential.
So, if you're interested in the power of potential, why not join us today and release yours? You can read more here about what it's like to work at BT.
We're now a global company operating at the forefront of the information age, employing 90,000 people in 180 countries. And we're on a mission. Guided by our core values of Personal, Simple and Brilliant our goal is to help customers, communities and businesses overcome barriers and release their potential.
So, if you're interested in the power of potential, why not join us today and release yours? You can read more here about what it's like to work at BT.
Why this role's important
Our team defines our customer-facing mobile data services, how those services should work, and how they should be configured. To achieve this, the team designs for platforms with names known to the industry as SGW, PGW, DNS, Gi LAN and CGNAT Firewall (explained below), plus others.
Our team defines our customer-facing mobile data services, how those services should work, and how they should be configured. To achieve this, the team designs for platforms with names known to the industry as SGW, PGW, DNS, Gi LAN and CGNAT Firewall (explained below), plus others.
It aligns with strategy to ensure that we build, upgrade and bring in new solutions to stay ahead of the competition. This is a really exciting time as we are moving off traditional platforms that have served us for the past decade, onto a new cloud native core with container orchestration and advanced 5G features.
You’ll be part of that picture, deciding exactly how some customer-facing services will operate for EE, BT, and multiple other brands. This means being the design lead for one or more of these services, or one of the platforms it runs over. What you do directly influences happy or unhappy customers. This team has built the best performing network in the UK since 2013, and was first to launch both 4G and 5G.
What I’ll be doing – your accountabilities
Skills & Experience Required
What I’ll be doing – your accountabilities
- Author design documents (such as High Level or Low Level Designs, configuration, or sequence flows).
- Be a backup for at least one other service or platform, to ensure that there are no single points of failure amongst our design cover.
- Liaise with vendors and suppliers.
- Analyse logs and packet traces to identify the cause of issues.
- Measure the capacity and traffic profiles of services and platforms to ensure that our network can serve our customers well.
- Provide ad-hoc consultancy to other teams and business units based on your specialist knowledge of our services – this could be to any stakeholder within the business.
- Attend and feedback on a series of standard meetings & forums including Project Meetings, Design Review Meetings, and Post Implementation Reviews.
- You could be working on a number of platforms such as SGW (Serving Gateway), PGW (Packet Data Network Gateway), DNS (Domain Name System), Gi Lan (Internet traffic optimisation platforms), or CGNAT (Carrier Grade Network Address Translation).
Skills & Experience Required
- You’ll have the desire and ability to understand how a technical system works underneath, and put this to use in designing new services and platforms to perform optimally.
- You can express your thoughts clearly and concisely in writing, and are thoughtful towards the types of audiences that will be reading your documentation. Often, to convey a complex technical interaction accurately, drawing diagrams will be necessary. Use Cases, Sequence Flows, Flow Charts & Timelines are some examples of what might be needed.
- You’re able to verbally communicate complex issues clearly and concisely, including to non-technical people.
- You will be expected to keep up-to-date with big industry changes at a high level. Over the next couple of years this will cover 3GPP releases 16 & 17, cloud computing (Openstack/Docker/Kubernetes/Microservices), web and internet technologies. You don’t need to know any of these in full depth, unless it’s important for what you do.
- Multiple years designing and/or operating a component within the 3GPP 4G packet core, such as MME, SGW, PGW, PCRF, Gi Lan, or ePDG.
- Ability to build business relationships, negotiating what works for both parties, in a collaborative approach.
- As someone in a more senior grade, you’ll have experience of coaching and able to support the development of Network Design Professionals and Apprentices within the team.
Who is the BT Group
We're the leading communications provider with customers in 180 countries. Across the world we enable customer's digital transformations so they can thrive. our focus is simple: be the global provider-of-choice for managed network and IT infrastructure services..
We're the leading communications provider with customers in 180 countries. Across the world we enable customer's digital transformations so they can thrive. our focus is simple: be the global provider-of-choice for managed network and IT infrastructure services..
BT
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