What does a telecommunications engineer do?

In Telecommunications Engineering the theoretical and methodological bases necessary to understand, assimilate, adapt, incorporate, specify, integrate, put into service, maintain and operate technologies, equipment, systems and telecommunications networks are addressed.

The telecom engineer offer services in analog and digital electronics, and signaling transmission lines, antennas, networks, cable transmission and wireless, cellular technology, among others.

They seek to solve specific needs, with criteria of opportunity and economic efficiency, as well as optimizing resources for growth, sustainable development and the well-being of humanity.

What do telecommunications engineering professionals do?

• Plan, design, deploy and manage networks and media.
• Develop products that include software and / or hardware dedicated to the transmission of information by any means.
• Performs activities of installation, operation and maintenance of telecommunications equipment.
• It participates in the efficient management of the different stages of telecommunications projects taking into account the needs of the market.
• Analyze and evaluate new technological trends in the field of telecommunications.
• The professionals of this career can work in:
• Corporations that need to maintain and develop their own internal voice and data communications networks, such as: banks, pension fund managers, large industrial companies and mining companies.
• Public bodies of regional, national and international scope
• Others