NATRINDO TELEPON SELULAR, PT
We are a progressive and dynamic mobile services operator seeking to expand aggressively in Indonesia. We invite highly talented, dedicated and passionate professionals to be part of a very dynamic and challenging environment.
East Java and Bali Radio Network Planning Manager (EJB-RNP-M)
Qualification :
Bachelor degree from telecommunication (S1)
Minimum 3 years experience in CDMA/GSM
Knowledge of government rules & regulations on office building
Able to operate telco software and others such as Visio, AutoCad and Microsoft Office
Good in administration and management skill (planning, organizing, directing and controlling)
Able to work as a team and high interprsonal skill
Proficient in both verbal and written English
Ready to be placed in East Java, Bali and Lombok
Responsibility :
Network dimensioning GSM/UMTS
Drive test and network performance (KPI) analysis
Site survey
To support the network implementation
Please send application and CV to :
recruit04@lippo-telecom.com
Please write the Position Code as the subject
8 Februari 2008
Friday, February 08, 2008
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