Telecommunications Engineer

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What is a Telecommunications Engineer?

A Telecommunications Engineer researches, designs and develops new telecommunications systems and products.

What does a Telecommunications Engineer do?

researches telecommunication products and systems (wired, fibre optical and wireless)
designs new products, networks and systems
supplies and advises on telecommunication devices and systems
organises maintenance
adheres to quality and safety standards

Are you . . . ?

How do I become a Telecommunications Engineer?

PATH 1

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical or Electronic)

PATH 2

Bachelor of Electronic Engineering

Workplace experience (register as a Candidate Engineer with ECSA)
Professional review by ECSA
Designation: Only engineers registered with ECSA may use the title Professional Engineer.

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