Design Rogers emergency networks using Canadian 911 architecture and NG9-1-1 expertise while working onsite in Montreal, Quebec. Help connect Canadians and support critical services. As a Senior Network Designer, you will design, maintain, and evolve emergency and regulatory services across Rogers wireline and wireless networks. Your work spans emergency services, numbering technologies, SIP, VoIP, IP protocols, and Network Functions Virtualization. You will translate technical issues into business impacts while collaborating with technical and non-technical teams. Key Responsibilities:
Engineer and develop Rogers 911 network architecture Maintain emergency service access for Canadian organizations Support Emergency Services SBC/IBCF engineering Develop solutions for numbering obligations and nuisance call mitigation Provide on-call support during implementations and emergencies Requirements:
Expert knowledge of Canadian 911 service architecture In-depth knowledge of NENA i3 NG9-1-1 architecture Five to ten years of telecommunications experience Experience with SIP, VoIP, and IP protocols Strong troubleshooting, analytical, and collaboration skills Apply your Canadian 911, NG9-1-1, and telecommunications expertise to Rogers emergency network architecture and services.
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Senior 911 Network Architect in Montréal employer: Rogers Communications, Inc.
Rogers is an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and inclusive work culture, empowering employees to thrive in their careers. With a strong focus on professional development, team collaboration, and community engagement, employees enjoy comprehensive health benefits, generous paid time off for volunteering, and opportunities for mentorship and leadership growth. Located in vibrant cities across Canada, including Toronto, Rogers offers a unique chance to be part of a pioneering company that values diversity and innovation while making a meaningful impact in the telecommunications industry.
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Rogers Communications, Inc. Recruitment Team