Telecom and networks engineer

Computer engineering vs software engineering

The telecom and network engineer must manage the day-to-day life of the network through which information in the form of voice and data passes. It thus meets the demand of certain units: manufacturing, trade and distribution.

The profession of telecom and network engineer first requires technical skills. He also knows how to work in a team. This quality is particularly required of him when he trains his colleagues in the new network architecture .

Communication networks, the sinews of war

Information must circulate at all costs ... and quickly. It is the telecommunications engineers who have the heavy responsibility of linking the various sites together.  Responsive, curious and passionate about IT, they design, develop and experiment with new technologies to make telecommunications systems ever more efficient.

Optical fiber, video consoles, mobile phones ... All these innovations that the population benefits from every day would not have seen the light of day without these high-level professionals. These scientists also have a managerial role. They most often supervise the technical teams responsible for the design of telecommunications equipment such as telephones, faxes, switchboards and even networks.

An essential profession for companies

The telecommunications engineers working increasingly for advice to companies and the Digital Service companies (NSE) which themselves put their skills to the companies. Today, companies need very efficient communication systems and above all, always operational.

In the event of a major failure, the engineer must travel to perform tests. Designer of this same system, he is best able to solve the problem in record time.

Finally, in the labs, they work with other researchers, an essential collaboration for the proper functioning of research and the creation process.