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About this opportunity:
The Engineering Design Director is a skilled leader with extensive RAN engineering and network operations expertise. This role involves directing Engineering Design activities, including generating Radio Frequency design (prediction, RFDS, CIQ) and transport design from customer inputs and Digital Twin data. Responsibilities include ensuring high-quality work and adherence to engineering standards, managing outcomes as reflected in customer scorecards, and maintaining strategic relationships with customers, vendors, and stakeholders within MANA. The position requires overseeing all RAN design-related engineering and operational activities within MANA, ensuring alignment with company objectives and industry standards. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in RAN engineering, strategic planning, and team leadership.

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